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Destabilizing Arsenals Concealed in US Embassies

Outwardly, the U.S. Administration pledges not to resort to military force to displace the ALBA governments in Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Nicaragua, or Cuba, but in reality Washington's efforts to undermine them are a constant background of the continent's political picture... As the fresh experience of Libya showed with utmost clarity, Washington's new brand of color revolutions will - in contrast to the former coups which used to be accompanied with outpourings of pacifist rhetoric - involve ferocious fighting and massive fatalities...

Nil NIKANDROV | 02.04.2012


 

Laws vs. Color Revolutions in Latin America

At present, all forms of foreign support for Venezuelan NGO's are outlawed... By the law, Venezuelan NGO leaders caught getting money from abroad lose the right to engage in political activities for a term of five to eight years. The right to take part in electoral campaigns can be revoked or serious measures of fiscal character are applicable for repeated offense. The law includes specific provisions – a combination of large fines and deportation - for foreigners invited to Venezuela by NGOs and publicly expressing disregard for the Venezuelan government institutions or statesmen...

Nil NIKANDROV | 11.03.2012


 

Drugs, the Empire’s Geopolitical Tool

For years now, the huge U.S. defense budget (it accounts for 50% of all defense budgets in the world) has been well known as their foreign policy tool. However, the funding of U.S. spy agencies, including the CIA and around 16 other bodies, has a dark side related to their funding sources, which are far beyond the control of formal administrations...This “additional funding” is present in the businesses related to the running of drugs...

Carlos Pereyra MELE | 29.07.2011


 

Radical Separatism: Contours of the Conspiracy

Overthrowing the regimes in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Venezuela is on Washington's list of strategic objectives. Separatist leanings spread and radical groups proliferate in the countries with a clear backing from the outside world. No means of undermining the regimes remain unused, separatism – a traditional and proven instrument from the US intelligence community's arsenal being one of them...

Nil NIKANDROV | 20.02.2011


 

The Interlocking of Drug Business, Corruption, and Politics

It is an undeclared but de facto sanctioned global arrangement that Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bolivia and several other countries are allowed to produce drugs to survive. There is also the phenomenon of Holland, a civilized country at the very heart of Europe which has legalized dope and thus hosts a long-term experiment aimed at genetically ruining the once normal population. In the US, cannabis is widely grown in private residences...

Alexander BARENTSEV | 24.09.2010




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    Igor IGNATCHENKO

«Europe’s Hugo Chavez»

Hungarian premier Victor Orban clearly stands in the way of the plans of the global elite for Europe. Hungary’s new constitution which was passed in the spring of 2011 and entered into force on January 1, 2012 unequivocally placed emphasis on Christian legacy and nationhood and was immediately seen as a challenge by the forces of global governance. It happens to be the first constitution in Europe reflecting a radical departure from multiculturalism and the present-day brand of tolerance, which in practice translate into the erosion of national identity and infinite acceptance of moral deviance...

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