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Is The Non-Aligned Movement Relevant? Manuel Ochsenreiter “ZUERST” interviews Christof Lehmann
Is The Non-Aligned Movement Relevant? Manuel Ochsenreiter “ZUERST” interviews Christof Lehmann Dr. Lehmann, the well established German media have largely ignored the NAM-Summit – only the diplomatic rawl between the Egyptian President Mohammed Mursi and the Syrian Delegation was considered … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Interviews, Opinion, Politics, World
Tagged 16th Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement, Abuse of Human Rights, Abuse of the ICC, Block Politic, conflict resolution, general assembly, Geo-Politics, global security, Human Rights, ICC, international law, Interview with Christof Lehmann, Is The Non-Aligned Movement Relevant, Manuel Ochsenreiter, Media and Propaganda, Middle East, Mursi and Syria at NAM Summit, NAM, nam summit, NAM Tehran, National Sovereignty, NATO, NATO hegemony, Non Aligned Movement, Non-Aligned, nsnbc, Peace, Politics, Security Council, Syria Crisis, UN Reforms, United Nations, us imperialism, war crimes, zuerst, Zuerst interviews Christof Lehmann
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Korea and the symptoms of the imperialist division syndrome.
The Cultural Selves of Korea – An Unnatural Division. Take one people with a shared cultural self, a strong shared perception of nationality. The vast majority will at any given time be politically inactive, often biased in political preferences by … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Asia, Culture, Politics
Tagged Asian Affairs, christof lehmann, Cultural Self, DPR Korea, Dr. Christof Lehmann, global security, Human Tragedy, imperialism, Kim Jong-il, Korea and the symptoms of the imperialist division syndrome, Nationalism, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, Peace, Political Psychology, South Korea
Sticks and Stones, but Missiles will
It´s a long time ago that mankind has been hurling sticks and stones at one another. The sticks got pointed ends and became spears and lances. The stones were put into slings so they could be hurled even farther. Sticks … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, Middle East, World
Tagged Aggression and Warfare, Arms Development, christof lehmann, criminalize war, disarmament conference, Dr. Christof Lehmann, global conflict, global security, Human Etiology, mass killings, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, Nuclear Arms, Nuclear War, Peace, Peace and Reconciliation, Peace Building, Psychology, sanctity of life, social darwinism, Social Engineering, Social Sciences, US Missiles
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Palestine Israel History and Theirstory.
HisStory and TheirStory. I hope that the reader will bear over with me for inventing the word theirstory, but if history is written by those who are victorious and powerful enough to position them selves and their narratives about historical … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Editorial, Middle East, Opinion, Politics
Tagged Al Nakba, christof lehmann, Dr. Christof Lehmann, genocide, global security, Holocaust, Holocaust Industry, Human Rights, Innocenticide, international security, Israel, Middle East, middle east conflict, Middle East Peace, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, one state solution, Palestine, Palestine Israel History and Theirstory, Peace, Peace Building, Peace process, Peacerael, Recognition of Israel, recognition of palestine, Right to Return, two state solution, United Nations, war crimes
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Muammar Ghadafi Speech at the United Nations General Assembly 2009
Muammar Ghadafi Speech at the United Nations General Assembly 2009
The Criminality of Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Energy.
The Two Sides of a Damoclean Sword Dr. Kenji Urata – first published at University for Peace, Peace & Conflict Monitor Szczecin, Poland is one hour by car from Berlin’s Tegel Airport, and it is also a stone’s throw from … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Northern America, Politics, World
Tagged abolition, crimes against humanity, International Association of Lawyers Against Nuclear Arms (IALANA), International Atomic Energy Agency, international law, Kenji Urata, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, nuclear energy, Peace, phaseout, public health, Security, The Criminality of Nuclear Weapons and Nuclear Energy, Weapons of mass destruction
Russia a Force to Be Reckogned with in the Coming Years
By Dmitry Sedov – Strategic Culture Foundation It is not going to be forgotten any time soon how, at the 43rd Munich Conference on Security Policy in 2007, V. Putin charged the US with building a unipolar world at … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Europe, Geo-Politics, World
Tagged Abuse of NGO, Dmitry Sedov, Financing of NGO, Globalism, international security, International Security Conference, ISC, NATO, nato aggression, ngo´s, NGO´s and War, OSCE, Peace, Putin Speech 2007, Russia, Russia a Force to Be Reckogned with, Sedov, UN, Uni Polar World, United Nations, US Aggression, US Dominance
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