US-China Proxy War For Global Mineral Wealth Leaves Thousands Dead

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'Catastrophic Crisis' Facing Russina Army

Will force greater reliance on strategic nuclear forces June 22, 2009   Editor's Note: The following report is excerpted from Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin, the premium online newsletter published by the founder of WND. Subscriptions are $99 a year or, for monthly trials, just $9.95 per month for credit card users, and provide instant access for the complete reports. Aging weapons, poor maintenance and rank-and-file officers who don't "want to do anything" mean the Russian military is on the verge of a "catastrophic crisis" and if forced into action would be much more likely to use strategic nuclear weapons, according to a report in Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin. This is the prognosis of Russian Chief of the General Staff and First Deputy Defense Minister Army-General Nikolai Makarov.. » read more

China Blocks Any Commemoration of Tiananmen Crackdown

Thursday 04 June 2009 Beijing - China blanketed Tiananmen Square with police and security forces on Thursday, blocking any attempt to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the deadly crackdown on mass democracy protests. Organizers said that about 150,000 people joined the vigil pictured above in Hong Kong. (Photo: Mike Clarke / Getty Images)     The government again defended the decision to put down the demonstrations, which left hundreds and perhaps thousands dead, and firmly dismissed a US demand for a public accounting of the events of June 3-4, 1989.     Tens of thousands of people crowded a park late Thursday in semi-autonomous Hong Kong for the only major commemoration of the anniversary on Chinese soil. Thousands more were expected to attend events in other cities around the world.. » read more

Clinton Presses China Over Tiananmen

Wednesday 03 June 2009 US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has urged China to publicly account for those killed in the suppression of the Tiananmen Square protests 20 years ago. Pro-democracy demonstrators link arms to hold back angry crowds from chasing a group of retreating soldiers near the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, June 3, 1989. (Photo: AP)     Mrs Clinton said China should release those still held over the protests and stop harassing those who took part.     Hundreds, possibly thousands, of people died in the crackdown and open discussion of the events remains taboo.     There is very tight security is very tight in Beijing, with police sealing off the square.. » read more

Russia’s New Model Army - The Bear is Back!

March 25, 209 THE BEAR is back and this time the bellicose beast means business. In one of the most decisive foreign policy initiatives of his presidency, Russia’s leader, Dmitry Medvedev, took off his gloves last week and announced a comprehensive plan to modernise and rearm his country’s armed forces and reclaim its position as a global power.Stung by Nato’s enlargement eastwards towards Russia’s borders and angered by the US decision to site missile defences in eastern Europe, Medvedev has retaliated by announcing a budget equivalent to £30 billion for weapons purchases this year, including the creation of a new strategic nuclear fleet, and a top-to bottom restructuring of the country’s armed forces.   “Let me mention the top priorities,” said Medvedev in his annual address to staff at the defence ministry. “The main one is a qualitative increase in the troops’ readiness, primarily of nuclear forces.. » read more

US Sends Destroyer in CHina Sea

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BENJAMIN FULFORD: About the Bush-China Connection

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Vladimir Putin Faces Rising Anger from Within Russian Army

Vladimir Putin is facing an unprecedented military challenge to his authority as discontent over medieval conditions and personnel cuts mounts within the Russian armed forces 23 Feb 2009 A growing number of disgruntled servicemen, including senior officers, are making contact with Russian opposition groups for the first time since he came to power in 2000. Vladimir Putin is facing an unprecedented military challenge to his authority as discontent over medieval conditions and planned personnel cuts mounts within the Russian armed forces. Photo: BLOOMBERG The prospect of losing the unwavering support of the 1.2 million-strong armed forces is causing alarm in the Kremlin at a time when the Russian prime minister is already looking vulnerable. Simmering public anger over the government's handling of Russia's stalling economy has triggered the first ever protests demanding Mr Putin's resignation.. » read more

China National Recruitment Legislation

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Georgian Troops Move to Retake Rebel Province

Friday 08 August 2008 Tbilisi, Georgia - Russian troops moved into South Ossetia hours after Prime Minister Vladimir Putin warned Georgia that its attack on the breakaway region would draw retaliation, Russian television reported Friday. On Friday near South Ossetia's capital, Georgian troops fired rockets at troops from the separatist province. (Photo: Reuters)     The Russian move comes after Georgian troops launched a major military offensive earlier Friday to regain control over South Ossetia and the president accused Russia, which has close ties to the separatists, of bombing Georgian territory.     The fighting in South Ossetia has raised fears of an all-out war that could draw in Russia, which has peacekeepers in the region. Putin said an unspecified number of the peacekeepers have been wounded.. » read more

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