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German Arms go East
By Nathalia Meden – Strategic Culture Foundation The 2010 German government’s annual Defense Exports Report reaffirmed the trend to extention that had already been confirmed by Stockholm International Peace Institute (SIPRI). As SIPRI review says Germany’s world market arms sales … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, News
Tagged Arm Trade, Arms Export, asia, German Arms, German Arms go East, Germany, global conflict, global security, Middle East, Nathalia Meden, SIPRI, Strategic Culture Foundation, war on china, war on russia
Towards New Cold War: “The New World Order to be built on the Wreckage of Russia”.
General Leonid Ivashov US Department of State spokeswoman Victoria Nuland announced on November 22 that the US stops supplying to Russia the data on conventional arms in Europe. Furthermore, Russian inspectors would not be admitted to US military bases in … Continue reading
Neo-Colonialism, Subversion in Africa and Global Conflict
Neo-Colonialism, Subversion in Africa and Global Conflict. The withdrawal of the old colonial powers from Africa, in the context of a developing cold war, (1), a developing Pan-African Nationalism (2), and the rising cost of maintaining a colonial administration system, … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Analysis, Editorial, Geo-Politics, World
Tagged african economy, african union, AFRICOM, CFA, cfa zone, China, chinese investments, christof lehmann, cino african, colonization of africa, Dr. Christof Lehmann, European Union, french economy in africa, gbagbo, Ghadafi, global war, Globalization, Libya, mediterranean alliance, mediterranean basin, NATO, Neo colonialism africa, neo-colonialism, northern africa, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, pan-african, pan-african currency, racism, ressources, Russia, Sarkozy, Subversion in Africa and Global Conflict, Tripoli, war on china, war on russia, west africa
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October 7, 2001: America and NATO´s Decision to Invade Afghanistan. The Pretext to wage a “Just War”.
October 7, 2001: America and NATO´s Decision to Invade Afghanistan. The Pretext to wage a “Just War”. by Michel Chossudovsky Why are American and NATO troops in Afghanistan? What … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Asia, Geo-Politics, Middle East, Northern America
Tagged 2001, 9/11, anglo-american empire, Asian Affairs, Bin Laden, Bush, Cheney, chossudovsky, CIA, Decision to Invade Afghanistan, drug trade, drug traffic, george bush, global research, isi, kabul, michel chossudovsky, mullah omar, NATO, nato in afghanistan, NATO invasion of Afghanistan, northern alliance, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, occupation of afghanistan, October 7, oil in afghanistan, osama, Pentagon, PNAC, taliban, United Nations, war on russia, war on terror
Syria and Integrity in International Diplomacy.
The game is set. The longer U.S. and E.U. sanctions and the ongoing NATO and Saudi backed insurgency and attempted subversion of the Syrian government continue, the greater effect they will have. Russia´s late and feeble response has brought it … Continue reading
Posted in Geo-Politics, Middle East, Opinion, World
Tagged Afghanistan, Africa, AFRICOM, Al Qaeda, america, Analysis, anglo-american empire, argentina, asia, Bashar al Assad, beijing, brasil BRIC, Castro, chaves, China, christof lehmann, churkin, cuba, dalai lama, damascus, diplomacy, diplomatic, Dr. Christof Lehmann, E.U., EU, Europe, faisal karami, hariri implicated, hariri implicated in, Hezbollah, huan jintao, hugo chavez, International affairs, international diplomacy, international security, karami, kfor, Lebanon, lubnan, Medvedjev, Moscow, NATO, nazrallah, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, Obama, peace keeping, political advise, Prince Naif bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud, Putin, reagan, russian judo, Saudi Arabia, Security, sponsoring terrorism, state sponsored terrorism, Syria, Syria and Integrity in International Diplomacy, taliban freedomfighters, tibet, U.N., u.s.a., UN, unconventional warfare, United Nations, USA, ussr, venezuela, vitaly churkin, Vladimir Putin, war on russia, war on terror, waron china, Washington
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