10-04-2014, 07:56 PM
Трећи Светски Рат?
13-04-2014, 09:51 PM
http://io9.com/that-time-the-cia-and-how...1561583789
http://en.ria.ru/world/20140411/18916083...eport.html
http://www.globalresearch.ca/cold-war-pr...re/5377690
http://www.globalresearch.ca/us-defence-...ia/5377586
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...raine.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...ussia.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...wwiii.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/hzl/2014/4113..._nuke.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...-dope.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/lar/2014/webc...ar_28.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...k_war.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...ondon.html
http://en.ria.ru/world/20140411/18916083...eport.html
http://www.globalresearch.ca/cold-war-pr...re/5377690
http://www.globalresearch.ca/us-defence-...ia/5377586
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...raine.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...ussia.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...wwiii.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/hzl/2014/4113..._nuke.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...-dope.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/lar/2014/webc...ar_28.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...k_war.html
http://www.larouchepub.com/other/2014/41...ondon.html
19-04-2014, 03:45 PM
Војника НАТО у Полској
The fight is on between Pacific US allies hoping to get some benefit out of the “Asia pivot,” and Eastern European nations who believe the pivot should be into their back yard.
So far the US is trying to reassure both, and Polish Defense Minister Tomasz Siemoniak confirmed after a meeting with his US counterpart Chuck Hagel that US ground troops are coming, to be deployed in Poland in the near future.
The exact size of the deployment is unclear. Poland has been pushing for a minimum of 10,000 NATO ground troops in their country to “counter Russia,” and previous reports have suggested the US was planning to send roughly 5,000 troops to the area.
Siemoniak was open about criticizing the Asia pivot, saying that “what is needed is a re-pivot” because of the ongoing crisis in neighboring Ukraine. Poland is not alone in pressing for more NATO troops, as Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia are also claiming to be “threatened” by Russia’s annexation of Crimea.
The Obama Administration is accusing Russia of violating the terms of yesterday’s Geneva deal because protesters have not unilaterally surrendered in eastern Ukraine, and are threatening new rounds of sanctions to “punish” Russia over it.
Russian officials termed the threats unacceptable, saying they are “unlikely to help the dialogue” and that the US needs to stop treating Russia like a guilty schoolboy who has forgotten his homework.
The Geneva deal seems to have had no impact on anything in Ukraine, as the protesters pointed out they are no party to it, and the government says it won’t stop their military offensive.
The US insists Russia has de facto control over the protesters, though Russia maintains it has only limited influence over them, and has suggested the US and other Western nations use more of influence on the Ukraine interim government to calm the situation.
Нови Културна Политика
Moscow (AFP) - The Kremlin is preparing a new culture policy for Russia focusing on its distinctive civilisation and traditional values, which observers say has political ends amid Moscow's standoff with the West.
Russians not only have their own "cultural code," he said, they also have a unique moral outlook -- unlike Westerners, Russians are selfless and prone to self-sacrifice.
"These are the deep roots of our patriotism," Putin said.
Tapping into perceived "traditional cultural values" of Russian civilisation, the culture ministry is drawing up a government strategy that observers say has all the trappings of a new state ideology, echoing Soviet legacy.
The authors preparing the document, who are kept secret, believe that such a policy must be based on the thesis that "Russia is not Europe" and generously quote from Putin's speeches.
View gallery
Russian President Vladimir Putin gives his annual televised question-and-answer session with the nat …
The policy states Russia is at a historical crossroads and must make a choice between cultural extinction or the preservation of its unique "moral and spiritual foundations," which can only be done with a "state culture policy."
An early version of the document has been leaked to the press and is currently being examined by a Kremlin working group chaired by one of President Vladimir Putin's closest allies, chief of staff Sergei Ivanov, a former KGB agent recently blacklisted by the United States.
"Russia is an ancient, independent, distinctive civilisation," culture minister Vladimir Medinsky said at a press conference Wednesday.
In an interview with the Kommersant daily, Medinsky further added that Russia "is forced to culturally protect itself" from the what he sees as the depravities of Europe's contemporary culture.
"Perhaps Russia will be the last keeper of European culture, Christian values and truly European civilisation," said Medinsky.
View gallery
A file picture taken on October 15, 2013, shows Russian Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky speaking …
"The main idea is that we have to defend ourselves from the West, that the West is evil," said political analyst Alexei Makarkin.
- 'Russia is not Europe' -
"The Crimea events reinforced this trend" after previous attempts to root out Western influence such as the law on "foreign agents" targeting NGOs, he said.
"We lived like that in the Soviet era," he said. "Conservatives like it, those who want a comfortable, airtight world without irritating things like abstract art."
On Wednesday, philosophy scholars of the usually apolitical Russian Academy of Sciences said that the policy violates Russia's constitution by presenting a "required state ideology."
View gallery
A woman walks past a huge state emblem of the Soviet Union displayed in an open air museum in Moscow …
A public letter of 25 academy professors said that the concept "Russia is not Europe" was only an opinion that could not be inferred from Russian history.
"Such a free interpretation of ideas... is absolutely inappropriate in any self-respecting society," the philosophers said, adding that the government should encourage debate and research rather than dictate its views.
Medinsky on Wednesday tried to assuage fears of a return to Soviet-style censorship, where works of art or drama had to be reviewed by Communist party officials.
The Kremlin's new policy will be executed "not by bureaucrats" but by experts and respected culture figures, he said.
One expert sitting on a jury that decides state grants for artists promised to make his judgements based on artistic merit, not political need.
"We're established and independent people, not a military unit," said Eduard Boyakov, founder of Moscow's Praktika theatre who last month surprised many by signing an appeal in support of Putin's actions in Crimea, which was annexed by Moscow in a move condemned by the West.
But Boyakov admitted it remained to be seen how the new culture policy will be implemented.
"If there will be new plays and creative statements, then it means that it's working," he said.
"If we all end up writing only about Crimea in iambic pentameter, then that's a different question."
http://rt.com/news/kuril-islands-military-revamp-572/
The fight is on between Pacific US allies hoping to get some benefit out of the “Asia pivot,” and Eastern European nations who believe the pivot should be into their back yard.
So far the US is trying to reassure both, and Polish Defense Minister Tomasz Siemoniak confirmed after a meeting with his US counterpart Chuck Hagel that US ground troops are coming, to be deployed in Poland in the near future.
The exact size of the deployment is unclear. Poland has been pushing for a minimum of 10,000 NATO ground troops in their country to “counter Russia,” and previous reports have suggested the US was planning to send roughly 5,000 troops to the area.
Siemoniak was open about criticizing the Asia pivot, saying that “what is needed is a re-pivot” because of the ongoing crisis in neighboring Ukraine. Poland is not alone in pressing for more NATO troops, as Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia are also claiming to be “threatened” by Russia’s annexation of Crimea.
The Obama Administration is accusing Russia of violating the terms of yesterday’s Geneva deal because protesters have not unilaterally surrendered in eastern Ukraine, and are threatening new rounds of sanctions to “punish” Russia over it.
Russian officials termed the threats unacceptable, saying they are “unlikely to help the dialogue” and that the US needs to stop treating Russia like a guilty schoolboy who has forgotten his homework.
The Geneva deal seems to have had no impact on anything in Ukraine, as the protesters pointed out they are no party to it, and the government says it won’t stop their military offensive.
The US insists Russia has de facto control over the protesters, though Russia maintains it has only limited influence over them, and has suggested the US and other Western nations use more of influence on the Ukraine interim government to calm the situation.
Нови Културна Политика
Moscow (AFP) - The Kremlin is preparing a new culture policy for Russia focusing on its distinctive civilisation and traditional values, which observers say has political ends amid Moscow's standoff with the West.
Russians not only have their own "cultural code," he said, they also have a unique moral outlook -- unlike Westerners, Russians are selfless and prone to self-sacrifice.
"These are the deep roots of our patriotism," Putin said.
Tapping into perceived "traditional cultural values" of Russian civilisation, the culture ministry is drawing up a government strategy that observers say has all the trappings of a new state ideology, echoing Soviet legacy.
The authors preparing the document, who are kept secret, believe that such a policy must be based on the thesis that "Russia is not Europe" and generously quote from Putin's speeches.
View gallery
Russian President Vladimir Putin gives his annual televised question-and-answer session with the nat …
The policy states Russia is at a historical crossroads and must make a choice between cultural extinction or the preservation of its unique "moral and spiritual foundations," which can only be done with a "state culture policy."
An early version of the document has been leaked to the press and is currently being examined by a Kremlin working group chaired by one of President Vladimir Putin's closest allies, chief of staff Sergei Ivanov, a former KGB agent recently blacklisted by the United States.
"Russia is an ancient, independent, distinctive civilisation," culture minister Vladimir Medinsky said at a press conference Wednesday.
In an interview with the Kommersant daily, Medinsky further added that Russia "is forced to culturally protect itself" from the what he sees as the depravities of Europe's contemporary culture.
"Perhaps Russia will be the last keeper of European culture, Christian values and truly European civilisation," said Medinsky.
View gallery
A file picture taken on October 15, 2013, shows Russian Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky speaking …
"The main idea is that we have to defend ourselves from the West, that the West is evil," said political analyst Alexei Makarkin.
- 'Russia is not Europe' -
"The Crimea events reinforced this trend" after previous attempts to root out Western influence such as the law on "foreign agents" targeting NGOs, he said.
"We lived like that in the Soviet era," he said. "Conservatives like it, those who want a comfortable, airtight world without irritating things like abstract art."
On Wednesday, philosophy scholars of the usually apolitical Russian Academy of Sciences said that the policy violates Russia's constitution by presenting a "required state ideology."
View gallery
A woman walks past a huge state emblem of the Soviet Union displayed in an open air museum in Moscow …
A public letter of 25 academy professors said that the concept "Russia is not Europe" was only an opinion that could not be inferred from Russian history.
"Such a free interpretation of ideas... is absolutely inappropriate in any self-respecting society," the philosophers said, adding that the government should encourage debate and research rather than dictate its views.
Medinsky on Wednesday tried to assuage fears of a return to Soviet-style censorship, where works of art or drama had to be reviewed by Communist party officials.
The Kremlin's new policy will be executed "not by bureaucrats" but by experts and respected culture figures, he said.
One expert sitting on a jury that decides state grants for artists promised to make his judgements based on artistic merit, not political need.
"We're established and independent people, not a military unit," said Eduard Boyakov, founder of Moscow's Praktika theatre who last month surprised many by signing an appeal in support of Putin's actions in Crimea, which was annexed by Moscow in a move condemned by the West.
But Boyakov admitted it remained to be seen how the new culture policy will be implemented.
"If there will be new plays and creative statements, then it means that it's working," he said.
"If we all end up writing only about Crimea in iambic pentameter, then that's a different question."
http://rt.com/news/kuril-islands-military-revamp-572/
05-06-2014, 06:02 PM
08-06-2014, 12:59 AM
Светска глобализација води специфичан рат против целе планете.
Ко је извршио приватизацију у Словачкој?
И где је Исусова рука?!
Ја позивам све напредно човечанство да схвати да нема трећег светског рата. Нема га. Није било ни Другог светског рата.
Цело човечанство спава.
- Сретен Жујкић, пензионер.
Ко је извршио приватизацију у Словачкој?
И где је Исусова рука?!
Ја позивам све напредно човечанство да схвати да нема трећег светског рата. Нема га. Није било ни Другог светског рата.
Цело човечанство спава.
- Сретен Жујкић, пензионер.
09-06-2014, 05:39 PM
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