What You Aren’t Being Told About The World You Live In

[Panther]

What You Aren’t Being Told About The World You Live In

 

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April 8, 2010

 

Russia Moves Against US In Kyrgyzstan, Thailand As World War III Nears

 

By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Early reports circulating in the Kremlin today from the Foreign Military Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces (GRU) are showing that Russian forces have successfully engineered government coups against the American “puppet states” of the United States, Kyrgyzstan [photo 2nd left] and Thailand [photo 3rd left].

 

To the dangerously chaotic situation now existing in Kyrgyzstan we can read as reported by London’s Times Online News Service who are reporting:

 

“More than 100 people were feared dead tonight after police fought street battles with protesters attempting to storm the presidential palace in the former Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan.

 

The opposition claimed that the Government had been driven from power and President Bakiyev had fled the capital. That assessment was contradicted, however, by the US State Department, which said that the Kyrgyz government was still in control.”

 

To the equally dangerous situation in Thailand we can further read as reported by the LA Times News Services:

 

“After weeks of demonstrations that saw glitzy shopping malls blocked, blood splattered on the prime minister's residence and tourism dented, Thailand's leader on Wednesday declared a state of emergency in Bangkok, handing the army broad power to restore order.

 

Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva made the move after anti-government protesters broke into the parliament building, leading some lawmakers to make a rooftop escape aboard a Black Hawk helicopter as other parliamentarians scaled compound walls.”

 

Fueling Russian anger against the Untied States were this past weeks series of terrorist attacks against the Motherland masterminded by CIA-linked al Qaeda terrorist forces that included the catastrophic bombing of Moscow’s subway system leading to the loss of over 40 innocent lives and which President Medvedev and Prime Minister Putin vowed to find and “destroy”.

 

Also angering Russia has been US President Obama and NATO’s refusal to stem the devastating Afghan heroin drug trade run by the CIA and which to date Victor Ivanov, head of Russia's federal drug control agency, has estimated has claimed over 30,000 Russian citizens lives.

 

[Note: Important to note about Afghanistan’s heroin drug trade was that by early 2001 the Taliban had totally eradicated its production thus depriving the CIA of tens-of-billions of dollars of drug income necessitating the 9/11 “charade” which then allowed the Americans to regain control and re-start this vital component of their vast illicit Global drug empire under the “protection” of US Military Forces.]

 

According to these reports, Russian Military Forces are attempting by these Great Game “shadow wars” in Kyrgyzstan and Thailand to deny the US and its NATO allies the use of critical airbases [Don Muang Royal Thai Air Force Base: Thailand and Ganci Air Base: Kyrgyzstan] needed for their, the Americans, attempt to seize control of the vast oil and gas deposits in Central Asia, and which both Russia and China have vowed not to allow them to accomplish.

 

[Note: For the reader to fully understand the enormity of these latest Great Game moves more research and information needs to be acquired than this one report, or any single report for that matter, can do. Suggested reading on this subject includes: “The Great Game”, “The Great Game: The Struggle for Empire in Central Asia” and “The New Great Game. Blood and Oil in Central Asia”.]

 

Important to note is that the United States and its NATO allies began this latest chapter of The Great Game with their devastating attack upon the former European Nation of Yugoslavia in the spring of 1999 under then US President William Clinton in order to secure for the West the vast Central Asian pipeline transit routes needed to terminate on the Adriatic Sea.

 

Since the West’s deliberate destruction and breakup of Yugoslavia only the Motherland has been able to counter their moves, that is until 8 weeks ago when the Chinese entered the fray, and as we can read as reported by the Diplomat News Service in their report titled China Enters the ‘Great Game’, and which, in part, says:

 

“When the leaders of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and China gathered in the desert of eastern Turkmenistan in December to inaugurate a new 1,800-kilometre natural gas pipeline running from Central Asia to China, it marked China’s dramatic entrance into a battle previously dominated by Russia and the West over access to the region’s natural resources. It also was a measure of Beijing’s increasingly confident foreign policy, and its growing ties to–and interest in–its neighbours of the former Soviet Union.

 

‘This project has not only commercial or economic value. It is also political,’ Turkmenistan’s president, Kurbanguly Berdymukhamedov, said at the time. ‘China, through its wise and farsighted policy, has become one of the key guarantors of global security.’

 

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, when the five ’stans’ of Central Asia became independent countries, China has for the most part taken a back seat to the United States and Russia in this strategic region. In the 1990s, the United States began trying to gain influence largely to secure access for US companies to the oil and gas reserves that were just starting to be discovered, while also, through various democratization and human rights efforts, trying to get the authoritarian governments to liberalize their political systems. After the attacks of September 11, 2001, the US focus turned to military cooperation as it set up air bases in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. The region was a useful gateway into Afghanistan (which borders Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan) and was also thought to be susceptible to the same sort of radical Islamism that vexed Afghanistan.

 

Russia has viewed all of this as an unwelcome intrusion into its backyard, and a threat to its own interests. The Soviet-era oil and gas infrastructure oriented all the export routes for Central Asia’s petroleum resources through Russia, from which Russian state-owned companies profit handsomely. US democracy promotion campaigns look, from Moscow’s vantage point, to be stalking horses for the sort of anti-Russian ‘colour revolutions’ that took place in Georgia and Ukraine. And US military bases in Central Asia compromise Russia’s strategic depth in the region–Russia has its own large military base in Tajikistan and smaller facilities in Kyrgyzstan.

 

China, meanwhile, has carried out relatively quiet diplomacy in Central Asia, focused on narrow issues like delineating borders between it and the newly independent states, and in gaining cooperation on shutting down networks of dissident Uyghurs, a Turkic people closely related to Central Asians who were using the ’stans’ as rear bases for anti-Beijing activities.

 

For most of the past 20 years, China’s presence in Central Asia was innocuous enough to allow both the United States and Russia to believe that it benefited them. In US eyes, the primary goal was to loosen the grip that Russia had on these territories for centuries, and China would help in this. In addition, especially after September 11, the US welcomed China’s cooperation in fighting terrorism in Central Asia.

 

Russia, too, cooperated with China in Central Asia, especially in trying to thwart a US military presence there, in both of their backyards. They formed the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a regional security group originally billed as a ‘NATO of the East’ and including all of the ’stans’ except Turkmenistan, which in 2005 called for the United States to leave its military bases in Central Asia.”

 

Interesting to note in these reports is their asserting that Obama upon becoming aware of Russia’s planned assault in Kyrgyzstan and Thailand “begged” United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to go to Asia to try to prevent his, Obama’s, Asian allies collapse. UN leader Ban, however, upon his arrival in Kyrgyzstan 4 days ago sided with the Motherland and slammed the United States “puppet” leader President Kurmanbek Bakiyev by openly declaring to the Kyrgyz Parliament, “Quite frankly, ladies and gentlemen, recent events have been troubling, including the past few days. I repeat: all human rights must be protected, including free speech and freedom of the media.”

 

UN leader Ban today expressed his “shock” at the violence taking place in Kyrgyzstan, but by all accounts he was instrumental in furthering Russian and China’s interests against those of the United States and their allies.

 

Important to note about these “puppet” rulers of the US are that they all came to power in what are called the “colour revolutions” engineered by the CIA, and include Kyrgyzstan’s “Tulip Revolution”, Ukraine’s “Orange Revolution” and Georgia’s “Rose Revolution”. The “common thread” connecting Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine and Georgia are their all being major oil and gas pipeline conduits for Central Asia, only one of which, Georgia, is still controlled by the West, but after it’s disastrous 2008 war when it tried to invade Russia will, without a doubt, be the next “domino” in the Great Game to fall against the Western Powers.

 

Equally important to note is that while just about everyone in the World has full awareness of the potentially catastrophic import of these events, the same cannot be even close to being said about the American people, and who continue to live under one of the strictest propaganda regimes seen since the Axis Powers of World War II and rivaling that of the Soviet Communists of the Cold War.

 

And no where is this more evident than in the events occurring in the US war zones of Afghanistan and Iraq…where in Afghanistan, US Special Forces Troops after a killing spree targeting women and children tried to cover up their crime and were supported by their military leaders and lapdog press…that is except for one British reporter, Jerome Starkey, who refused to “toe the propaganda line” and exposed the truth; and in Iraq where US Forces savagely massacred 12 innocent civilians…which came to light only because the actual video of this atrocious attack was leaked, and not by the American propaganda media who would never report on it anyway.

 

So as our World today veers ever closer the abyss of Total Global War, the American people continue to live in denial of what their monstrous war leaders are doing in their name and the consequences they are going to ultimately suffer because of their deliberate ignorance, the cost they will all be paying much sooner than they can ever imagine.

[Mr. Kinsley]

"CIA-linked al Qaeda terrorist forces"

 

Yeeeeeaaah. Riiiight.

[The High Heat]

If Toyota had come clean sooner we wouldn't be in this situation.

[u2roolz]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-plLIxHMsI

[isadorah]

i thought Panther quit the board.

[Guest Ordinary Beehive]

Panther did quit, but then came back months later, still spewing the same garbage.

[Good Old Neon]

Panther did quit, but then came back months later, still spewing the same garbage.

 

I'm still not convinced that Panther is the original PANTHER – the craziness just seems a bit more forced this time.

 

I think this Panther is an imposter.

[isadorah]

can someone give the book report version of what "Panther" posted?

[Guest Ordinary Beehive]

I didn't bother reading it. I just blindly labeled it garbage. So, I can't help you out.

[Kevan]

LOL, you schizo, Panther?

 

A Red Scare!

[HungryHippo]

can someone give the book report version of what "Panther" posted?

there will soon be a WWIII in which the world will eradicate the ignorant Americans. time to move to Canada!

[embiggen]

wait, what is going on?

[austrya]

Panther, do you believe those Westboro Baptist Church people and the Hutaree Militia people were planted by the government to give Christians a bad name so Obama can succeed in making the USA a Muslim country?

 

Do you think the Chinese are trying to infiltrate this country by opening up restaurants everywhere?

 

Do you believe that the government is hiding the fact that apricot seeds cure cancer so they can kill everyone off?

 

Do you think the 2010 US Census is unconstitutional and that the government will somehow use it to repeal the 2nd amendment?

[The High Heat]

Do you think the Chinese are trying to infiltrate this country by opening up restaurants everywhere?

My nephew says he wants to own his own Chinese restaurant and call it Sum Ting Wong.

[Wilco Worshipper]

My nephew says he wants to own his own Chinese restaurant and call it Sum Ting Wong.

[Chinese Apple]

 

Do you think the Chinese are trying to infiltrate this country by opening up restaurants everywhere?

 

 

I feel I have some insider knowledge to contribute here. I can confirm that restaurants are the next wave, after decades of failed attempts to infiltrate via the Dry Cleaning sector. And, all fortune cookies carry secret coded missives.

 

Also, WW-III will be fought in cyberspace. It will be called WWW-III.

[austrya]

I feel I have some insider knowledge to contribute here. I can confirm that restaurants are the next wave, after decades of failed attempts to infiltrate via the Dry Cleaning sector. And, all fortune cookies carry secret coded missives.

 

Also, WW-III will be fought in cyberspace. It will be called WWW-III.

 

I knew it!!

 

 

Actually, I was on one of those anti-government, conspiracy theory websites the other day just for shits and giggles and came across someone who actually thought that there was some secret plot for the Chinese to take over America by way of Chinese restaurants. He mentioned about how he's been seeing them pop up by expressway on-ramps and figured that was so they could mobilize quickly and escape easily if they were found out or something. I sure hope that's not what Waffle House and Cracker Barrel had in store for us...

 

Actually, I did a google search and found the post:

 

Has anyone noticed a dramatic increase in Chinese restaurants around the country? We live in a very rural area and every little two horse town around here has one or more. They are always situated next to or within view of major highways, preferably near main intersections that fuel trucks and military convoys use.

 

All of the workers, at least in this area, are young and speak little or no english. So how can they afford to rent a major storefront in a shopping center or get permission to leave China without strings attached?

 

The Chinese Army is known for venturing into civilian enterprises to make money and to place plants to gather intel. I'm not saying that these workers are Chinese military but there is the possibility that some of them are Chinese special ops. If we ever, or rather when, we get into a shooting war with China it would be easy for propositioned agents to initiate sabotage operations.

 

Has anyone else noticed this?

[bjorn_skurj]

Maybe the U.S. is just too mentally ill to be allowed to be an independent nation. Maybe we have become a "Country In Need Of Supervision."

[Chinese Apple]

 

The Chinese Army is known for venturing into civilian enterprises to make money and to place plants to gather intel. I'm not saying that these workers are Chinese military but there is the possibility that some of them are Chinese special ops. If we ever, or rather when, we get into a shooting war with China it would be easy for propositioned agents to initiate sabotage operations.

 

Wow! That is a really interesting theory.

 

To add to the suspicion... when I lived in Beijing, as a Berkeley(!)-trained Taiwanese(!)-American(!) journalist(!) married to a Western diplomat(!), I may have raised a few alarm bells for the authorities. Even though I did not file any stories for the 3 years I was there, I often felt watched or listened to. My email accounts would be inaccessible for days on end. I had (Western) journalist friends there who felt the same way. We'd joke about it -- have conversations with our light fixtures, follow our goodbye on the phone with: "Long live the Communist Party," etc.

 

Princeton's Perry Link presented an interesting paper years ago about censorship in China called "The Anaconda in the Chandelier." One of the points he makes that I think is relevant here is that, sometimes a vague sense of paranoia, of being watched, serves the purpose. (Journalists become self-censoring.) So, maybe this sort of paranoia about Chinese restaurants also serves a purpose, of making Americans feel weakened and vulnerable. (Note that similar sentiments about Japanese Americans during WWII resulted in the Internment Camps. But no one said anything about the German-Americans.)

 

It MAY very well be true. But so? Let's just make sure that there are equally many McDonald's and Starbucks infiltrating all regions of China. If it makes anyone feel better, there are already several McDs and Starbuckses strategically in place, all around Tienanmen Square, and across the best parts of Beijing, Shanghai and other major Chinese urban areas.

 

And how about that some of my favorite Chinese eateries in California have Mexican chefs and sous chefs who equally do not seem to speak much English. Maybe Mexico is watching the watchers?

[Duck-Billed Catechist]

http://www.philly.com/inquirer/world_us/90813589.html

 

Quick, Panther, what does this mean? Did the US buy off the Russians?

[Good Old Neon]

Wow! That is a really interesting theory.

 

To add to the suspicion... when I lived in Beijing, as a Berkeley(!)-trained Taiwanese(!)-American(!) journalist(!) married to a Western diplomat(!), I may have raised a few alarm bells for the authorities. Even though I did not file any stories for the 3 years I was there, I often felt watched or listened to. My email accounts would be inaccessible for days on end. I had (Western) journalist friends there who felt the same way. We'd joke about it -- have conversations with our light fixtures, follow our goodbye on the phone with: "Long live the Communist Party," etc.

 

Princeton's Perry Link presented an interesting paper years ago about censorship in China called "The Anaconda in the Chandelier." One of the points he makes that I think is relevant here is that, sometimes a vague sense of paranoia, of being watched, serves the purpose. (Journalists become self-censoring.) So, maybe this sort of paranoia about Chinese restaurants also serves a purpose, of making Americans feel weakened and vulnerable. (Note that similar sentiments about Japanese Americans during WWII resulted in the Internment Camps. But no one said anything about the German-Americans.)

 

It MAY very well be true. But so? Let's just make sure that there are equally many McDonald's and Starbucks infiltrating all regions of China. If it makes anyone feel better, there are already several McDs and Starbuckses strategically in place, all around Tienanmen Square, and across the best parts of Beijing, Shanghai and other major Chinese urban areas.

 

And how about that some of my favorite Chinese eateries in California have Mexican chefs and sous chefs who equally do not seem to speak much English. Maybe Mexico is watching the watchers?

 

So are you suggesting that cold-war proxy wars once fought in client states are now being waged via fast food joints, coffee shops and Chinese restaurants – and that the world’s restaurateurs serve as our first line of offense/defense?

 

Cause if this is true, I think you’ve just opened a whole new can of Dinty Moore Italian-style Vegetable Stew with Meatballs.

[Chinese Apple]

Looks like all systems go...

 

In the Wall Street Journal a couple of weeks ago: "McDonald's, which has about 1,100 outlets in China expects to boost that number to a total of 2,000 by the end of 2013, said Tim Fenton, the company's president of Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa, in an interview."

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303601504575153702832556686.html

 

And as reported in CNN today: "Starbucks is planning a major attac...pardon, expansion into Asia. The global coffee giant has already planted the coffee beans of growth in various neighborhoods across Asia, but according to Starbucks chief executive Howard Schultz, 'Over time there will be thousands of stores in China [...]"

http://www.cnngo.com/explorations/none/more-starbucks-headed-asia-lots-more-986295

 

Yay, Covert Ops USA!

[Good Old Neon]

I think it might have been Einstein who said something along the lines of “I don’t know how WW 3 will be fought, but WW 4 will be fought with sticks and stones” - which, obviously was wrong, cause if what you appear to be saying is true, and it sounds and looks like it is, more likely than not, it will be waged with plastic knives, forks, spoons, chopsticks and over-priced boutique blends.

[austrya]

We can only hope KFC will get involved because we will dominate if we can use sporks.

[u2roolz]

We can only hope KFC will get involved because we will dominate if we can use sporks.

 

 

It looks like KFC has the real Weapons Of Mass Destruction:

Keep America distracted by their new iPads.