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Idon't think the Russians would intentionally start a muclear war --
they have absolutely nothing to gain from this..... The greatest threat to humanity actually comes from a tiny little country in the ME that has many nukes & arrogantly ignores UN resolutions and categorically refused to sign the nuclear non-proliferation treaty..... They pose the greatest danger ever to civilization... ================================================== ========================== cloghan@softcom.net wrote in message news:<3FCB7C2A.B5A57B4D@softcom.net>... > The Shrub just ordered the Pentagon to create and manufacture ASAP a similar > line of weapons. Now the fun starts! > > cloghan@softcom.net wrote: > > > ARE THE RUSSIANS WILLING TO START > > WORLD WAR III? > > > > According to a recent article by veteran British military > > analyst Joseph Vialls, > > Russia has sent the most advanced and feared missile in the > > world, owned only by > > Russia and China, the P270 Moskit, also known as the 'Sunburn,' > > to Damascus > > and Tehran. This can only be understood as a counter to the > > Israeli threats to use > > nuclear weapons against their enemies. > > > > The Sunburn flies at an altitude of 60 feet and is nearly > > impossible to defend > > against. A few fired at Israel could make that state 'history.' > > > > Add to this a new Russian air force installation near the > > Kyrgystan/Russia border, > > coupled with a Chinese base just over their western border with > > Kyrgystan, and > > Armageddon may be on the horizon. All Russian jets at this new > > base just outside > > of Bishkek are equipped with Sunburn missiles. > > > > Vialls writes: > > > > "The gloves are off, and with America and Israel still unable > > to steal any oil from > > Iraq because someone keeps blowing the pipelines, Russian and > > Chinese firepower > > buildup suddenly slammed the door firmly shut on Caspian oil > > reserves in the old > > Soviet republics. For more than a decade American oil > > multinationals have been > > conducting 'joint ventures' in the former Soviet republics > > bordering the Caspian Sea, > > with the stated intent of pumping stolen crude oil out through > > Turkey, then on to > > western markets. Now this route has been blocked permanently, > > and America is in no > > position to do anything about it, because a large part of the > > U.S. conventional army is > > currently bogged down in Iraq, being shot at and killed on a > > daily basis". > > > > For many who have been watching this region as a confrontation > > between the > > United States and Israel versus Russia largely over the control > > of the biggest gas > > and oil deposits in the world, a new front has been opened. > > > > As a response to this checkmate, Sharon recently visited Putin > > on Nov. 3 to meet > > with him concerning the nuclear issue in Iran. Quickly, Sharon > > permitted > > Palestinians to return to their jobs and eased their travel > > restrictions. > > > > Since the end of the Gorbachev era, the Russian oligarchs, > > nearly all Jewish by > > ethnicity (with the noticeable exception of Vladimir Potanin), > > have controlled > > nearly all key sectors of the Russian economy. This, of course, > > includes Russia's > > major ace-in-the-hole, oil and gas. The giant YUKOS > > conglomerate is presently > > one of the largest oil companies in the world, valued at about > > $40 billion. > > > > YUKOS is the result of a 'loans for shares' deal brokered > > through the > > semi-coherent Boris Yeltsin in 1995. Here, the liberal Russian > > government > > swapped loyalty from the oligarchs in exchange for > > privatization at prices far below > > that of the market. This $40 billion giant was bought for about > > $300 million, thus > > looting the entire Russian economy for the benefit of a handful > > of Israeli citizens > > living in Russia. > > > > When YUKOS' chair, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, was arrested at the > > end of last > > month, the American capitalist establishment went orbital. > > Forgetting the 1999 > > New York Times's expose on massive money laundering and fraud > > from YUKOS, > > the conservative establishment began to lionize oligarchy and, > > specifically, > > Khodorkovsky. > > > > Recently, The Financial Times weighed in with a giggly piece > > from Chrystia > > Freeland, which referred to the oligarch as a 'democratic > > activist.' About a > > paragraph later, the writer said - without irony - that the > > oligarch's model for > > economics is the robber baron factories of the early American > > 20th century. Fox > > News, on Nov. 3, referred to YUKOS as the most progressive > > corporation in > > Russia. > > > > According to a Nov. 3 Agence France-Presse story, Khodorkovsky > > made a deal > > with Jacob Rothschild this year that control of the YUKOS giant > > would pass to > > Rothschild in the event of Khodorkovsky's arrest. However, the > > Russian > > government has frozen all YUKOS assets for the time being. > > > > It is significant that YUKOS's liberal pressure group, the Open > > Russia > > Foundation, is completely controlled by Rothschild now that its > > founder is in jail. > > As their official mission statement reads, "The motivation for > > the establishment of > > the Open Russia Foundation is the wish to foster enhanced > > openness, > > understanding and integration between the people of Russia and > > the rest of the > > world." > > > > Their board of trustees includes Rothschild and Henry > > Kissinger. The > > Washington, D.C. launch of the organization included Sen. Ted > > Stevens > > (R-Alaska) and Librarian of Congress James Billington, one of > > the leading voices > > against Russian traditionalism in the academic establishment. > > Significantly, the > > Open Russia Foundation recently provided Yale University with > > substantial grants > > to study the Russian economy as well as providing the Carnegie > > Foundation with 3 > > percent of its entire operating budget. > > > > It seems that the drive to control the globe's energy is > > progressing. The > > American empire's battles in Serbia, Central Asia, Iraq and > > Chechnya are one and > > the same war. Other than fighting Israel's enemies, these > > adventures are also > > wars to control Central Asian oil and natural gas (one of the > > main pipelines from > > the Caspian Sea went straight through Serbia). The control of > > this wealth by the > > United States and Israel necessitates bypassing Russian > > channels. This means > > that the Jewish oligarchy in Russia would become the central > > actor in world > > politics. > > > > The Israeli/CIA complex was using Khodorkovsky to sell off the > > assets of > > YUKOS to Exxon/Mobil (as well as a smaller piece to Texaco), > > hence bringing > > Russia's pipelines into the hands of the western powers. The > > Nov. 5 New York > > Times also indicated that the Bush family's Carlyle Group was > > involved. > > > > It was not long after Putin began threatening the YUKOS > > conglomerate that > > neo-conservative pundits such as William Kristol and Ariel > > Cohen began calling > > Putin a 'communist,' 'another Stalin' and 'tyrannical.' > > > > The basis of these wild accusations, of course, is the fact > > that Putin stands in the > > way of Zionist domination. > > > > From this, the roles of several other variables and players > > develop clearly. The > > State Department/Harvard University alliance was meant to > > 'deregulate,' or > > 'privatize' much of the Russian economy precisely to keep the > > Russian state out > > of the equation. Therefore, pro-Israel oligarchs (that is, > > Israeli citizens living in > > Russia) then benefited, placing most of the economy in their > > hands, and, by > > extension, Israel's. > > > > Russia's response has been to clamp down on further foreign > > penetration into > > defense and other sensitive industries, and specifically, to > > target those believed to > > be working for both the CIA and Mossad and attempting to > > control Central Asian > > oil. > > > > It needs to be reiterated that where the (CIA goes, Mossad goes > > as well. Israeli > > and American interests have come together in the dominance of > > the Central Asian > > region and therefore, so have liberal ideology, the Beltway > > set, neo-conservatism, > > Ivy League eggheads, Christian Zionism, the Rothschilds and the > > American > > media.) Afghanistan through the Caspian Sea through to Georgia, > > Azerbaijan and > > into the Balkans (not to mention pipelines leading to > > oil-hungry China), have > > become one single theater of war over trillions of dollars in > > oil and gas wealth, > > incorporating every single power center in global politics. The > > battle against the > > New World Order is being decided in Moscow. > > > > Therefore, all anti-Russian alliances in the region, from > > Islamic fundamentalism to > > Slavic separatism to the George Soros 'Open Society' > > Foundation, are in the > > interests of the CIA/Exxon/Ivy League/NWO complex. > > > > In Azerbaijan, for example, American elites have pushed for a > > 'democratic' state, > > that is, a state not under the control of pro-Moscow Heydar > > Aliev, thus leaving > > the country open to U.S. oil investment. Aliev, of course, is > > promoting Russian > > interests in the region, and thus, has become a ãtyrantä in the > > Beltway mind. > > > > The American response to this situation within this region is > > to create the > > GUAAM pact, including, Georgia, Ukraine, Armenia, Azerbaijan > > and Moldova. > > > > Cohen gives us a clue as to why this entity was brokered under > > NATO auspices: > > "The Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline will export up to 1 million > > barrels per year of > > high quality Caspian crude oil by 2005." In other words, > > billions of dollars of oil > > are slated to be pumped through this region very soon, and the > > economic/military > > alliance of GUAAM is the means to ensure American control over > > it. This > > connects the Serbian, Afghan and Iraqi wars. > > > > Russia's response to Israel's terror threats against most of > > the Islamic world is > > fully understood as both a political and economic question. > > Further, increasing > > cooperation between Russia and India, as well as China, are > > clear markers that > > Putin, one of the few actually competent leaders in world > > politics, is building an > > anti-imperialist and anti-NATO alliance with the aim of > > countering > > American/Zionist moves for the world's oil and gas wealth. > > > > The interests, however, go even further than Zionist control > > over American > > foreign policy decision-making. Vialls writes on another topic: > > that the existence > > of the American/Zionist empire is based on the victory of > > American forces over > > the Russian and Islamic. Of course, both in Bosnia and > > Chechnya, the > > Mossad/CIA operatives have not hesitated |
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On 1 Dec 2003 18:48:11 -0800, kaliyuga2004@hotmail.com (kali yuga
2004) wrote: >Idon't think the Russians would intentionally start a muclear war -- >they have absolutely nothing to gain from this..... > >The greatest threat to humanity actually comes from a tiny little >country in the ME that has many nukes & arrogantly ignores UN >resolutions and categorically refused to sign the nuclear >non-proliferation treaty..... > >They pose the greatest danger ever to civilization... Israel...second only to America |
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Let me guess, you are some sort of stinky Muslim....
<Sumad Artson@fin.uk> wrote in message news:d8gbtv0c3ugeiemf7cj49phupog7qic6uu@4ax.com... > On 1 Dec 2003 18:48:11 -0800, kaliyuga2004@hotmail.com (kali yuga > 2004) wrote: > > >Idon't think the Russians would intentionally start a muclear war -- > >they have absolutely nothing to gain from this..... > > > >The greatest threat to humanity actually comes from a tiny little > >country in the ME that has many nukes & arrogantly ignores UN > >resolutions and categorically refused to sign the nuclear > >non-proliferation treaty..... > > > >They pose the greatest danger ever to civilization... > > Israel...second only to America |
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