Global Governance Zionism Part 12 summazies the year 2011, with its 2011 Year End Review.
Monitoring the aggressive movements of a not so divided European Union, as character geopolitical artisans actors take a behind the scenes curtain bow for a 2012 Act VI, the show must go on.
If Afghanistan, North Korea and Iranian night monsters trek the democratic countrysides then the abominable snowmen Javer Solana and Karl Theodor zu Guttenberg and a non nuclear Israel tops the 2011 Year In Review.
Towards a new strategic global unified belief system is elusively astute of its reach and we find its fingers in just about everything and this is where we first begin.
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Judaic Communists: The Prop Masters - Michael Hoffman Reports
Perpetrators of the Holocaust Against Christian Russia Transform Themselves Into "Survivors" Of "The Holocaust"
The portraits above are of the same man but in two different incarnations. On the left we see Martin "Gray" in retirement after a successful career peddling fake antiques to gullible collectors. He is holding his mass market paperback, For Those I Loved, which is filled with his exploits as a saintly "Holocaust Survivor" who was supposedly forced to help clear bodies out of the Treblinka "gas chamber." The earlier portrait on the right is of the youthful Gray as a decorated officer in the Soviet NKVD (the forerunner of the KGB), responsible for the murder of millions of Christians and gentiles in Russia and Eastern Europe. Even Establishment researchers have had to admit that Gray's book is as phony as the antiques he peddled. But Gray's scam is symbolic of countless other Communist ghouls who have managed to land on their feet in the West, disguised as poor, persecuted "Survivors of the Holocaust" and feted as the saints and martyrs of the universe. Meanwhile the holocaust they perpetrated against millions of Christians slips further down the dark environs of Orwell's memory hole.
In chapter 13 of Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist, Dickens notes that Fagin has an inexhaustible supply of props and disguises.
Click here for entire Michael Hoffman article.
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
Foreign Policy: Oil, The Long Goodbye
It's Still the One
Oil's very future is now being seriously questioned, debated, and challenged. The author of an acclaimed history explains why, just as we need more oil than ever, it is changing faster than we can keep up with.
BY DANIEL YERGIN | SEPT. / OCT. 2009
It's Still the One
Oil's very future is being seriously questioned, debated, and challenged. The author of an acclaimed history explains why, just as we need more oil than ever, it is changing faster than we can keep up with.
By Daniel Yergin
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Friday, September 11, 2009
Iran Proposes World Wide Control System Aimed At Eliminating Nuclear Weapons - P5+Germany Not Amused - Russia Stands Behind Iran
Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki, right, presents a package of proposals on the nuclear issue to the French, Russian and Swiss ambassadors in Terhan on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009. (AP Photo)Iran Nuclear Proposal Rejected As Russia Dismisses Sanctions
President Obama had hoped to pressure Iran by building international consensus on tougher sanctions.
By David Montero | Correspondent 09.11.09
As the United States rejected a new proposal for talks presented by Iran this week, Russia has broken ranks sharply with Washington, warning that it will not support the US call for tougher sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
Russia’s statement comes as a setback for President Barack Obama, who had hoped to build an international consensus about sanctions before the United Nations General Assembly meeting in two weeks.
Russia’s stance, and its veto power as a member of the United Nations Security Council, makes such a consensus look unlikely.
Iran on Wednesday handed over a much-awaited proposal for new talks to the so-called P5+1 group – the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, plus Germany.
The contents have not been made public, but the independent investigative news outlet, ProPublica, obtained and posted a copy of the document, saying, “[T]he new proposal is silent on Iran’s own nuclear program…[it] reiterated many of its previous ideas for talks while scaling back specific requests made in previous proposals.
The Washington Post summarized the gist of the proposal:
Iran is not prepared to discuss halting its uranium enrichment program in response to Western demands but is proposing instead a worldwide control system aimed at eliminating nuclear weapons, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s top political aide said in an interview Thursday.
Washington immediately rejected the proposal, the Post adds:
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Monday, February 9, 2009
Russia Outbids U.S.
Russia Kicks U.S. Out of Kyrgyzstan
February 9, 2009 | From theTrumpet.com
Russia is making life a lot harder for the United States. The Kremlin is sending a clear message to America—it must compromise with Russia, or else lose in Afghanistan.
Russia is pushing America out of a vital air base in Central Asia. Last Wednesday, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev announced that the states of Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan would be joining with Russia to form a collective security alliance on par with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (nato).
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Russia Consensually Agrees To Financial Culprit As It Sucker Punches Worlds Energy Resource Cravings
Well, you can't blame the guy, Energy Security Is The #1 Issue on every governments agenda.
I guess I'll have to keep on repeating this issue.
I mean you gotta have some gasoline to put into the Benz to drive to the Bank to print more monopoly money. And so in the mean time the last country standing that holds the resource card, WINS!
Nice sucker punch Mr. Putin.
The Speigel Flash Graphics best sums it up.
Ron Fraser is sharp as ever. - Johnny
Davos Meets During Crisis in Europe
January 29, 2009 | From theTrumpet.com
As the World Economic Forum meets in Switzerland, signs of deepening crisis mount on the Continent. By Ron Fraser
As the movers and shakers at the top of the global economy meet for their annual talkfest in Davos, Switzerland, how many will recall the unbelievable declaration the then-U.S. secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, made about the condition of the U.S. economy just one year ago in Davos?
In her opening address to the World Economic Forum in January last year, Rice stated that “The U.S. economy is resilient, its structure is sound, and its long-term economic fundamentals are healthy.” She went on, “America has no permanent enemies; it can be friends with any country that shares its values and believes that diplomacy can make a world where enemies become friends.”
Perhaps that is what the bankers and the broken brokers of Wall Street really believed as they frantically worked to fill the derivatives bubble to bursting point last year.
Today, it’s a different story. One wonders what tricks Davos keynote speaker Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has up his kgb sleeve for delivery to Davos and the world at this year’s conference. He has already publicly declared what French President Nicolas Sarkozy only hinted at in September last year: that the whole blame for the global economic and financial crisis can be pinned on America.
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I guess I'll have to keep on repeating this issue.
I mean you gotta have some gasoline to put into the Benz to drive to the Bank to print more monopoly money. And so in the mean time the last country standing that holds the resource card, WINS!
Nice sucker punch Mr. Putin.
The Speigel Flash Graphics best sums it up.
Ron Fraser is sharp as ever. - Johnny
Davos Meets During Crisis in Europe
January 29, 2009 | From theTrumpet.com
As the World Economic Forum meets in Switzerland, signs of deepening crisis mount on the Continent. By Ron Fraser
As the movers and shakers at the top of the global economy meet for their annual talkfest in Davos, Switzerland, how many will recall the unbelievable declaration the then-U.S. secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, made about the condition of the U.S. economy just one year ago in Davos?
In her opening address to the World Economic Forum in January last year, Rice stated that “The U.S. economy is resilient, its structure is sound, and its long-term economic fundamentals are healthy.” She went on, “America has no permanent enemies; it can be friends with any country that shares its values and believes that diplomacy can make a world where enemies become friends.”
Perhaps that is what the bankers and the broken brokers of Wall Street really believed as they frantically worked to fill the derivatives bubble to bursting point last year.
Today, it’s a different story. One wonders what tricks Davos keynote speaker Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has up his kgb sleeve for delivery to Davos and the world at this year’s conference. He has already publicly declared what French President Nicolas Sarkozy only hinted at in September last year: that the whole blame for the global economic and financial crisis can be pinned on America.
Click for entire article
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RICHES AT THE NORTH POLE
Russia Unveils Aggressive Arctic Plans
By Matthias Schepp and Gerald Traufetter
In a new national directive, Russia has asserted claims on large sections of the Arctic Ocean. The tone of the document is openly aggressive, prompting fears of increasing international tension over who has the right to exploit the mineral-rich territory.
Cold temperatures and boredom are normally the order of the day at Russia's northernmost border post on the Arctic Ocean island of Alexandra Land. Icebergs as big as houses drift past, while old diesel drums stand silent in the dry air.
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