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Marzo 12, 2009 di byebyeunclesam

Presso il Parlamento di Budapest, il mostro (il Ministro degli Esteri ungherese Kinga Goencz) apre i festeggiamenti per i dieci anni dell’adesione alla NATO da parte di Ungheria, Repubblica Ceca e Polonia.

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su Marzo 13, 2009 a 3:19 am Piero

Contenti loroo….!? Se ne accorgeranno tra un pò, quando la crisi mondiale brucierà le economie di moltissimi stati. Le ex nazioni dell’Unione Sovietica sono le più a rischio, assieme a Irlanda,Spagna e Islanda più l’Austria che ha prestato una montagna di miliardi proprio agli stati dell’Europa orientale, che saranno insolventi perchè non hanno neanche più lacrime per piangere. Italia e Francia non se la passano bene. Insomma proprio un bel quadretto, anche se il “nostro amatissimo” leader, invita i dormienti a consumare, spendere per cazzate inutili ma sopratutto ad aver fiducia in lui….?
il Ministro degli Esteri ungherese Kinga Goencz apre i festeggiamenti per i dieci anni dell’adesione alla NATO da parte di Ungheria, Repubblica Ceca e Polonia. Ma cosa festeggiano questi clawn da circo di provincia. Veramente un bel presepio.
su Marzo 18, 2009 a 8:39 am byebyeunclesam

NATO’s Drive Into Eastern Europe.
Tenth Anniversary

by Rick Rozoff

(…)
A decade later the 1999 NATO accession was marked by expensive celebrations and hollow speeches in Budapest, Prague and Warsaw with Madeleine Albright condescending to visit the three capitals – recall she had summoned the foreign ministers to Missouri to recruit them ten years earlier – and Polish Defense Minister Bogdan Klich opening a “NATO village” on the grounds of the University of Warsaw and decking the capital with NATO flags.

The EU’s Javier Solana, NATO Secretary General during the three nations’ absorption, boasted of his own accomplishment while waxing enthusiastic over the prospects of the bloc moving yet further east into former Soviet space.

Ex-Czech president Vaclav Havel used the occasion to call for NATO to continue the trend by dragging in Belarus and Ukraine.

Hungarian Defence Minister Imre Szekeres was ordered to Washington during the anniversary to get his latest marching orders from Pentagon chief Robert Gates and current National Security Advisor and former NATO Supreme Allied Commander James Jones.

Ten years ago there was only one NATO state bordering Russia, Norway with a narrow corridor linking the two nations.

Now there are four new full members on Russia’s borders – Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland – and four former Soviet Republics with NATO Individual Partnership Action Plans also abutting Russia – Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan and Ukraine.

Finland, a former neutral sharing a 1,300-kilometer border with Russia, is being prepared for further NATO integration and has proven its bona fides in this respect by deploying troops under the Alliance’s command in Afghanistan.

A decade after the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland were absorbed by NATO the state of the world and the landscape of Europe have changed.

Yugoslavia no longer exists, even on maps.

And other nations within or against whom NATO has attacked or conducted other military operations – Bosnia, Macedonia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Sudan, Pakistan and Somalia – may suffer the same fate.

March 12 is not an occasion for celebration but a cause for the deepest concern and a spur to oppose history’s first attempt at creating a worldwide military bloc ahead of its 60th anniversary summit beginning in less than three weeks.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=12708

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