Biden Calls For Military Force in Darfur / Biden the Zionist (video)

April 11, 2008 'I think it's time to put force on the table and use it' WASHINGTON - Joseph Biden, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a Democratic presidential candidate, called Wednesday for the use of military force to end the suffering in Darfur. "I would use American force now," Biden said at a hearing before his committee. "I think it's not only time not to take force off the table. I think it's time to put force on the table and use it." In advocating use of military force, Biden said senior U.. » read more

Musharraf Quits as President to Avoid Impeachment

Monday 18 August 2008  Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf, the dictator who reinvented himself as a US ally against terrorism, resigned to avoid facing impeachment charges for illegally seizing power and mishandling the economy. A partially torn poster of Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, who announced today that he will resign. (Photo: Emilio Morenatti / AP)     "This is not time for individual bravado. I lose or win in impeachment proceedings, the Pakistani nation will be the loser," Musharraf, 65, said in a one-hour address to the nation. "After taking advice from my supporters and friends, I have decided to resign in the best interests of the nation.. » read more

Putin Orders ‘Nuclear Noose’ Put Around US

August 18, 2008 New reports circulating in the Kremlin today are stating that Prime Minister Putin and President Medvedev have jointly ordered Russia’s Strategic Missile Troops (RVSN) to begin the encirclement of the United States with a ‘Nuclear Noose’ in preparation for ‘all out’ war with American Military Forces. Sparking the fears of Russian leaders, these reports state, were conversations held this past week between Putin and former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger (Kissinger McLarty Associates) wherein Mr. Kissinger stated that the likelihood of Senator John McCain ascending to the presidency of the United States was ‘all but assured’. Russian policy analysts have long considered a McCain led US government as a continuation of Bush’s foreign policy for an American led implementation of  a ‘New World Order’ that would see the abolishment of Nation States and the establishment of World Trading Blocks, and which Putin has vowed to prevent occurring. Making an American Government being led by McCain even more intolerable for Russia has been McCain’s strident calls for Western military action against the Russian people and its leaders, but which can only be fully understood by knowing that his, McCain’s, top foreign policy advisor, Randy Scheunemann, is a longtime lobbyist for Georgia whose lobbing firm has been paid over $1 million by the Georgian government to further their influence in the US.. » read more

India fears vacuum left by Musharraf

August 18, 2008 The resignation of Pakistan's president, Pervez Musharraf, may have come as a relief to most people in his country. But in Pakistan's giant neighbour, India, there are some who are less pleased and even anxious at his imminent departure. Delhi has traditionally been restrained in its comments on Pakistan's internal politics, concerned that it may be seen as meddling. So its first reaction after Monday's announcement was entirely predictable. "We have no comments to make on the resignation of President Musharraf of Pakistan", the Indian Foreign Ministry Spokesman, Navtej Sarna, said in a statement.. » read more

American Mercewnary Captured by Russinas

NATO instructor taken hostage with Georgians amid reports of U.S. military commanding thousands of mercs in proxy war Monday, August 11, 2008 An American mercenary has been captured by Russian forces along with a number of Georgian soldiers according to a report from the Russian news website Izvestia, providing more evidence that the U.S. and NATO are covertly supporting the Georgian army in a proxy war with Russia.. » read more

Russia Expands Bombing Blitz in Georgia

Sunday 10 August 2008 Tbilisi, Georgia - Russia expanded its bombing blitz Sunday against neighboring U.S.-allied Georgia, targeting the country's capital for the first time while Georgian troops pulled out of the breakaway province of South Ossetia, as Russia has demanded. On Saturday, armed conflict between Georgia and Russia spread outside of the disputed South Ossetia territory and into the Georgian town of Gori where Russian warplanes bombed a five-story apartment building. (Photo: Reuters)     Georgia's Security Council chief Alexander Lomaia says that Georgian troops have relocated to new positions outside South Ossetia.. » read more

Emergence of India as close US ally (like China and Israel)

August 8, 2008 Comrade Karat perhaps believes he is being very crafty. He is being in fact too clever by half. To justify his party's opposition to the Indo-US Nuclear Deal he has spoken of the danger arising from any strategic alliance with the US. He has done this by invoking the cause of the Palestinian people. He said: "The strategic alliances with the US and Israel are interconnected.. » read more

Gates Omits Israel from 'Close' US Allies

July 28, 2008 US Defense Secretary Robert Gates has signed an official defense strategy document which fails to mention Israel in a list of close allies. "Our closest allies - the UK, Australia, and Canada. Other long-standing alliances - NATO, Japan and South Korea foremost among them. We will work to expand and strengthen other relationships, including with India," says the yet unpublished US National Defense Strategy for 2008 which appears on InsideDefense.com.. » read more

End the Occupation of Iraq - and Afghanistan

Tuesday 29 July 2008  So far, Bush's plan to maintain a permanent US military presence in Iraq has been stymied by resistance from the Iraqi government. Barack Obama's timetable for withdrawal of American troops has evidently been joined by Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, Bush has mentioned a "time horizon" and John McCain has waffled. Yet, Obama favors leaving between 35,000 and 80,000 US occupation troops there indefinitely to train Iraqi security forces and carry out "counter-insurgency operations." That would not end the occupation. We must call for bringing home - not redeploying - all US troops and mercenaries, closing all US military bases and relinquishing all efforts to control Iraqi oil.. » read more

Putin Orders Russian Military To ‘Immediately’ Counter US Moves

July 24, 2008 Reports from the Kremlin today are stating that an ‘enraged’ Prime Minister Putin has ordered the Russian Federation Ministry of Defense to ‘immediately’ begin countering the provocative war movements currently underway by the US.   Russian forces had previously embarked upon a more aggressive war footing stance against the US by resuming Naval patrols in the Arctic and long-range bomber flights in both the Arctic and Atlantic Ocean regions. Already upset with the Americans for their sending of US Troops to train with Georgian Military Forces amid rising tensions with that US backed dictatorship, these reports continue, Putin became ‘absolutely livid’ upon hearing the threats leveled against Russia by one of the US Air Forces Top Officers, General Norton Schwartz, and who had stated in response to Western news reports of Russian bombers being based in Cuba: "If they did I think we should stand strong and indicate that is something that crosses a threshold, crosses a red line for the United States of America." Especially upsetting to Putin was that the Western reports to which General Schwartz was proactively responding to were not official Russian Military doctrine but were, instead, the ‘thoughts’ of a former Russian General, and as we can see evidenced by Russia’s RIA Novosti News Service report: "The possible deployment of Russian strategic bombers in Cuba may be an effective response to the placement of NATO bases near Russia's borders, a former Air Force commander said on Monday. However, Deinekin said the possibility of Russian bombers being stationed in Cuba is largely hypothetical, because Russia's Tu-160 Blackjack and Tu-95MS Bear strategic bombers are both capable of reaching the U.. » read more

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