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three messages from Moscow to Washington, no one is listening

Posted by bosskitty October 7th, 2008 | Tags: Alaska, Arctic, Caribbean, cruise missiles, Dmitry Medvedev, Foreign Policy, Hugo Chavez, Israel, Russia, Russian Military, Sarah Palin, Syria, Tu-160 Blackjack, Tupelov 95, Venezuela, War Games | Category: Caribbean, Dmitry Medvedev, Hugo Chavez, Politics, Russian Military, Sarah Palin, Tu-160 Blackjack, Tupelov 95, Venezuela, War Games, World Order, World War Three, cruise missiles | Comments (1)

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 | Leave a comment

U.S. knew Saddam was going to attack Kuwait: book
New Delhi: The US had prior knowledge about Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein attacking Kuwait in 1990 but did nothing to stop him, says a former Indian diplomat in a new book.
In his book “The Ultimate Prize: Oil and Saddam’s Iraq” (Allied Publishers), Ranjit Singh Kalha, [...]

Posted by bosskitty April 21st, 2008 | Tags: Bush #41, conspiracy, Desert Storm, oil Kuwait, Ranjit Singh Kalha. Iraq, Saddam, Spril Glaspie | Category: April Glaspie, Bush, Bush #41, Bush #43, Deception, Foreign Policy, Iraq, Oil, Ranjit Singh Kalha, Saddam Hussein, War, World Order, betrayal, conspiracy, contradictions, cover up, crimes, disinformation | Comments (2)

It used to be oil for food. Now, its oil substitute OR food. Super Powers are focusing on a dying concept. Cheap energy the old fashioned way is no longer viable.

Posted by bosskitty April 13th, 2008 | Category: Corporate Corruption, Environment, Foreign Policy, Global Economy, Global Power, Global Warming, Health, Human Rights, Mismanagement, Oil, Oversight, Planet, Politics, Power Shift, Public Health, Statistics, War Cost, Waste, World Health, World Order, contradictions, critical resources, economics, energy, fiscal responsibility, food, global community, hunger, jobless, negligence, oil-for-food, poverty, recession, refugees, renewable energy, unemployment | Leave a comment

In May 2001, Chinese launched their Hack the USA campaign.
Now its 2008, Web sites in China are being used heavily to target computer networks in the Defense Department and other U.S. agencies, successfully breaching hundreds of unclassified networks, according to several U.S. officials.   Intel Brief by Rachel F Kesselman for ISN Security Watch  tracks the [...]

Posted by bosskitty February 2nd, 2008 | Category: Chertoff, China, Chinese People's Liberation Army, Cold War, Cyber-Activism, Cyber-Warfare, DHS, Double Cross, Elections, Homeland Security, ID Theft, Internet freedom, Orwellian, Politics, Taliban, WallMart, World Order, communication, department of defense, domestic spying, global community, national security | Comments (10)

Activists look for arrest of Bush, Cheney
By PAUL H. HEINTZ, Brattleboro Reformer
“Shall the Selectboard instruct the Town Attorney to draft indictments against President Bush and Vice President Cheney for crimes against our Constitution, and publish said indictment for consideration by other municipalities?” Daims’ proposed article reads.
“And shall it be the law of the Town [...]

Posted by bosskitty December 29th, 2007 | Category: Brattleboro, Bush, Cheney, Declaration of Independence, Founding Fathers, Kurt Daims, Revolution, Vermont, World Order | Comments (30)

Bhutto was key to US plan
Benazir Bhutto was central to American hopes of broadening out Pakistan’s government from the figure of General Musharraf. Washington helped engineer the political deal that saw her return and now it has seen that lead to disaster, with the loss of one of the key figures [...]

Posted by bosskitty December 28th, 2007 | Category: Bhutto, Britain, Corporate Corruption, Dillusion, Europe, Foreign Policy, Fundamentalist, Governance, Holy War, Human Rights, Hypocracy, Ignorance, Iran, Iraq, Islamic Jihad, Middle East, Musharraf, Nuclear, Pakistan, Politics, Propaganda, Proxy War, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South East Asia, Taliban, Trade policy, United States, War, World Order, alternative energy, changing planet, civil war, consequences, contradictions, covert, critical resources, diplomacy, disinformation, disparity, economics, empire, energy, global community, illegal arms, incompetence, nation building, policy, power grab, profiteers, terrorists | Comments (2)

Two leading Pakistani media outlets that had their television broadcasts shut down inside Pakistan have now been forced to end international broadcasts. VOA’s Barry Newhouse reports from Islamabad that the new crackdown on independent media came as U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte met with President Pervez Musharraf.
Government officials in Islamabad shut down domestic [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 18th, 2007 | Category: ARY One World, Censored, Freedom of Speech, GEO television, John Negroponte, Journalists, Musharraf, News Ancjors, News Media, Orwellian, Pakistan, Pakistan Bloggers, World Blogs, World Order, bloggers, contradictions | Leave a comment

Prior to the release of the the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change:  
This fourth and final assessment — the so-called synthesis report — seeks to combine lessons from all three (prior reports). Its conclusions are culled from data contained in the thousands of pages that were essentially technical supplements to the panel’s [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 18th, 2007 | Category: Accountability, Arctic, Bali, China, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Spain, World Order, administration, climate change, consequences | Leave a comment