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by Len Hart, The Existentialist Cowboy
Chinese rulers and the US elites partnered to enslave US workers and consumers. As a result, the US became a vassal state of China, a huge population which props up the buck so that it can sell us junk via Wal-Mart.
These deals were all worked out with China by Bush [...]

Posted by nytexan January 4th, 2010 | Tags: balance of trade deficit, Bush, China, current account balance, dollar, economic crisis, Reagan, US decline, vassal state, WalMart | Category: China, GOP, Len Hart, Politics | Leave a comment

by Len Hart, The Existentialist Cowboy
In theory, a near worthless dollar is great for American manufacturers, American jobs. Lower costs for American goods means US exports should rise, reducing our trade deficit and helping pay off the national debt! That’s the theory, the rationale behind Richard Nixon’s decision to take the US off the [...]

Posted by nytexan October 27th, 2009 | Tags: Chinese policy, gold standard, GOP, Len Hart, US Ecomony | Category: China, GOP, Politics, economics, economy | Leave a comment

As long ago as November 2000 ICPS discussed: Indo-Russian Relations: Perspectives

Q: The US is using terrorism to engulf Russia, India and China. It is not keen on cooperation in this field. Hence it is imperative for these three countries to develop cooperation in this field.

R: I don’t think the US is using terrorism [...]

Posted by bosskitty August 17th, 2008 | Tags: China, Cold War, Georgia, Putin, Russia, South Ossetia | Category: Bush, China, Cold War, NATO, Nuclear, Putin, Russia | Leave a comment

UN raises Burma cyclone estimate
The UN has sharply increased its estimate of those severely affected by Burma’s cyclone to 2.5m people.
The figure was revised up from the 1.5m previously thought to be in need, following the storm 12 days ago.
Since Cyclone Nargis struck, hardly any foreign aid workers have been allowed into [...]

Posted by bosskitty May 14th, 2008 | Tags: Accountability, Burma, China, consequences, cyclone, Disaster, earthquake, humanitarian, Myanmar, Red Cross, relief, survivors, Three Gorges Dam, UN, victims | Category: Accountability, Burma, Casualties, China, Disaster, Emergency Management, Environment, Human Rights, Myanmar, Red Cross, World Health, bio hazards, catastrophe, consequences, critical resources, cyclone, food, global community, humanitarian, hunger, infrastructure, pollution, state of emergency | Leave a comment

Iran moving into the big league
Kaveh L Afrasiabi
Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad’s three-nation tour of Pakistan, Sri Lanka and India and the welter of agreements and understandings reached between Tehran and these governments serve notice beyond the mere issue of energy security and Iran’s expanding role in the sub-continent’s energy market; rather, these [...]

Posted by bosskitty May 4th, 2008 | Tags: Ahmadinejad, consequences, economics, global community, global economy | Tagged: Economic Cooperation Organizat, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), IAEA, India, Iran, Iran-Pakistan-India pipeline (IPI), Pakistan, Politics, Russia, Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Silk Road, Third World, World Economy, WTO | Category: Ahmadinejad, American Voters, Arab Nations, China, Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), Euro-Asia Continent, Foreign Policy, Global Economy, Global Power, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Human Rights, IAEA, IPI Pipeline, India, Indonesia, Iran, Israel, Malaysia, Oil, Pakistan, Politics, Povery, Power Shift, Putin, Russia, Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Sino-Russian, South East Asia, Trade policy, United Arab Emirates, War Cost, World Order, alliance, changing planet, critical resources, diplomacy, economics, markets, threat | Comments (2)

Meanwhile, South Africa has said it won’t stop a shipment of weapons from China being transported across its territory to Zimbabwe.
Reports say a Chinese cargo ship anchored off the South African port of Durban is carrying 3m rounds of ammunition and 1,500 rockets.
Like, Zimbabwe needs more guns. Its people are [...]

Posted by bosskitty April 17th, 2008 | Category: China, Mr Tsvangirai, Mugabe, South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Peace Project | Comments (2)

Wiki: Deprogramming refers to actions that attempt to force a person to abandon allegiance to a religious or political group. Methods and practices typically involve violent kidnapping and coercion.
Ted Patrick, one of the pioneers of deprogramming, used a confrontational method:

“When you deprogram people, you force them to think…But I keep them off balance and this [...]

Posted by bosskitty April 7th, 2008 | Category: Bush, Cheney, Children, China, Human Rights, Politics, Religion, Tibet, commercialism, consumerism, cults, deprogramming, psyco-weapons | Comments (5)

The Free Tibet Campaign insist that they do not wish to disrupt the relay, and will only stage fittingly peaceful protests. They are holding the Tibetan Freedom Torch Rally which is an alternative event for those declining to attend the Olympic torch relay.
Clashes along Olympic torch route
Thirty-five arrests have been made [...]

Posted by bosskitty April 6th, 2008 | Category: China, Olympic Torch, Olympics, Tibet, protesters | Leave a comment

VIENNA, Austria (AP) — China gave the International Atomic Energy Agency intelligence about Iran’s nuclear program despite Beijing’s opposition to harsh U.N. Security Council sanctions on Tehran, according to diplomats familiar with the matter.
A Chinese decision to provide information for a probe into Iran’s alleged nuclear weapons program could be a sign of growing international [...]

Posted by bosskitty April 2nd, 2008 | Category: China, IAEA, Iran, Israel, Nuclear, UN, United Nations, uranium | Comments (3)