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Title: NATO launches another provocation against Russia
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Published: Jun 9, 2009
Author: e: Pravda.Ru
Post Date: 2009-06-09 13:43:01 by tom007
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NATO launches another provocation against Russia Front page / World / Europe 09.06.2009 Source: Pravda.Ru Increase font size Decrease font size print version Pages: 12 In addition to the maneuvers in Georgia, NATO launched another event near Russia’s borders. This time the drills take place in the north, in Scandinavian countries and in the Baltic States. Over 2,000 servicemen from ten countries of the alliance (Britain, Germany, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, the USA, France and Estonia) participate in ten-day Baltops-2009 drills which are held within the scope of NATO’s Partnership for Peace Program. BREAKING NEWS Russia warns NATO not to rattle weapons near Russia's borders Jessica Alba More... Finland and Sweden, which do not hold NATO’s membership, provided their territories, army bases and troops for the drills. First priority is given to aviation, including carrier aviation: Britain’s Illustrious aircraft carrier arrived in the Baltic Sea to participate in the event. Fifty multi-mission fighters, bomber aircraft and cargo planes will be involved in the largest military drills that have ever been held on the territories of Finland and Sweden, the two neutral states. What do Finland and Sweden want from the drills? A spokesperson for Sweden’s Defense Ministry said that the nation intended to prepare its troops for air operations. The official also said that the Baltic Sea provided a unique opportunity for the drills taking into consideration the intense freight traffic activity. The new drills do not violate any regulations. Non-NATO members are entitled to participate in the drills, which the alliance holds. Konstantin Sivkov, a military expert with the Academy for Geopolitical Sciences, told Pravda.Ru that the West was most likely working on the establishment of the new world order. “The fact that two neutral states - Finland and Sweden - participate in NATO’s drills shows that there is a wider bloc being formed in the West,” he said. “The West intends to redistribute primary resources against the background of the ongoing economic crisis. It is possible to obtain cheap raw materials militarily. The fact that right and ultra-right factions win the recent elections to the European Parliament is quite indicative. The same was taking place during the 1930s, which also coincided with the global economic crisis. A war proved to be a way out of the crisis back in those years. It looks like history repeats itself today. “As far as Russia is concerned, the country finds itself between wind and water. NATO is holding its drills near Russia’s southern and northern borders, which is not incidental. The alliance approaches Georgia as a springboard to capture the energy resources of the Caspian Sea region. The north is attractive for the opportunity to attack Russia’s key centers,” the expert said.
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#1. To: tom007 (#0)
It's not nice to fool Mother Russia.
That's rich, MUDDOG. I can see that your mind is as trashed up with Madison Avenue detritus as mine is from all the crap I watched growing up. But yes, the Crown and it's allies and minions want to continue to screw with Mother Russia. Just as ancient Greece pulled its civilization down in three great wars, I can see these greedy, venal classes putting an end to Christian or Western Civilization in yet one more well-organized bloodletting. I think that a big war is not what they intend, but obviously they are intent on lighting up a number of regional conflicts and brusfires that are designed to keep Russia (and China) off balance and to reduce their ability to conrrol and exploit energy supplies. But it seems to me that they have shown themselves to be so aggressive and reckless that the fires they set may burn out of control. Who'll be left standing at the end of another world war to pick up the pieces I wonder?
That is an important point. The fact that the US industrial base was undamaged by WW2 enabled the world to rapidly recover. The Greeks were unique in ancient times. They were the only advanced mathematicians and scientists. Even after the Romans took over, Greek learning was preserved, albeit proceeding less creatively. What finally did them in was Christian superstition, and the Dark Ages was on. This time, if we go down, maybe the Chinese can carry on math and science.
I think that what did the Greeks in was the Greeks. Then came the Macedonians and the Romans that ended Greed hegemony. It was Rome that was slowly dissolved in the solvent of Christianity. A long time ago in a museum I saw a display of a series of factory made clay lamps from Rome that were produced from the first through the fourth centuries. The first lamp was as perfectly formed as a modern piece of vacuum formed plastic. As time went on the lamps became ever more crude until you reached the fourth century, where the final exemplar in the series with a "chi rho" stamped on the bottom appeared much more assymetrical and hand made.
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#4. To: MUDDOG (#1)
It's not nice to fool Mother Russia.
#5. To: randge (#4)
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Who'll be left standing at the end of another world war to pick up the pieces I wonder?
ancient Greece pulled its civilization down in three great wars, I can see these greedy, venal classes putting an end to Christian or Western Civilization in yet one more well-organized bloodletting.
#6. To: MUDDOG (#5)
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