Bush's Eurasian "Chess Game" has no endgame in sight
 America's Geopolitical Nightmare and Eurasian Strategic Energy Arrangements
 America's Geopolitical Nightmare and Eurasian Strategic Energy Arrangements
by F. William Engdahl May 7, 2006 GlobalResearch.ca 
"The move by Bolivian President Evo Morales, following meetings with Velezuela’s Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro, to assert national control over oil and gas resources is only the latest demonstration of the decline in US power projection." says Engdahl.
.. which started when Castro visited Iran (his 1st visit) , Syria and Libya in May 2001.Agence France-Presse reported that Castro, in an apocalyptic speech at Teheran University on May 10, told his Muslim audience in Iran: "America is weak. I have studied its weaknesses from very close by. I tell you, the imperialist king will finally fall." President Khatami had previously paid an official visit to Havana in September 2000 after the Opec summit in Venezuela. At the same time a Cuban delegation visiting Moscow to procure additional funding for the Russia's electronic listening station at Lourdes near Havana was dismissed with the announcement that instead the listening post would be closed. Putin announced this at the Shanghai econonomic summit in October to President Bush.(Pic with Syria's Assad)
At the same time a Cuban delegation visiting Moscow to procure additional funding for the Russia's electronic listening station at Lourdes near Havana was dismissed with the announcement that instead the listening post would be closed. Putin announced this at the Shanghai econonomic summit in October to President Bush.(Pic with Syria's Assad)
Later 3 Afghani nationals, allegedly al-Qaeda members were caught trying to deposit US $2 million in a bank in the Cayman Islands in August 2001 were found to have entered the British colony on a commercial flight from Cuba using counterfeit Pakistani passports. British authorities who arrested the three men believe that they were handling drug proceeds laundered in Havana.
Tours through radical Islamic states by Castro and his close Venezuelan ally, President Hugo Chavez, followed in 2001.
Not only were statements by both leaders in their Middle Eastern trips laced with Anti-American rhetoric, but Chavez quite candidly told reporters that his talks with Saddam Hussein and heads of other oil-producing states involved the creation of a "new anti-imperialist axis" against Western industrialized economies.(Pic with Gadaffi -who seems well in with the US currently) The Engdahl report is essential reading if you wish to untangle Z, Brezinki's "Chess Game" that the US have been playing out on Russia's Souther and Eastern regions and the Middle East.... and the complete and utter fucking disaster it has been.
The Engdahl report is essential reading if you wish to untangle Z, Brezinki's "Chess Game" that the US have been playing out on Russia's Souther and Eastern regions and the Middle East.... and the complete and utter fucking disaster it has been.
The silence over the declared Chavezian "new anti-imperialist axis" and the elderly but nonetheless energetic Castro's uncharacteristic interests in meddling in the Middle East seem rarely to surface in the White House rhetoric... perhaps they don't threaten that bit of the Middle East to the East of Haifa.
"Iran and Cuba, in cooperation can bring America to its knees.”( 11/04/2001 4:33:08) AM PST by truther on Free Republic one far - sighted red neck wing nut.
We will deal with Uncle Sam's difficult time in Uzbekistan , Tajikistan, Kazakstahn, Bishtek,Belarus, Georgia, Ukraine, Waziristan etc.,  a little later after coffee break
 
 




 Spanish speakers amongst them, but excitedly believe that they will soon be realising the wealth and dreams the Puerto Rican artsiste enjoys in the videos,
Spanish speakers amongst them, but excitedly believe that they will soon be realising the wealth and dreams the Puerto Rican artsiste enjoys in the videos,  
 


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Keen observers are keeping an eye on 



 Of course everything is in Finnish, so unintelligable, but "Arkisto" takes you to a library of recent stills one shown here. It appears the copyright has something to do with EU funding. Looks like Turku University. The Finnish language has no gender which blows my mind - fortunately about 80% of the population can speak very good English -but every Finn I have met has had a humour by-pass. I spent two weeks in Pyongyang with a Finnish UN official......
Of course everything is in Finnish, so unintelligable, but "Arkisto" takes you to a library of recent stills one shown here. It appears the copyright has something to do with EU funding. Looks like Turku University. The Finnish language has no gender which blows my mind - fortunately about 80% of the population can speak very good English -but every Finn I have met has had a humour by-pass. I spent two weeks in Pyongyang with a Finnish UN official......
 MORE GOOD ANTIPODEAN NEWS
MORE GOOD ANTIPODEAN NEWS
 Today is the last trading day before Power producers, steel manufacturers and other smokestack industries have to submit data by Sunday proving that they have not exceeded carbon emission limits established under the first year of the insane, costly hugely over regulated, jobs for the Brussels boys, EU Emissions Trading Scheme,
Today is the last trading day before Power producers, steel manufacturers and other smokestack industries have to submit data by Sunday proving that they have not exceeded carbon emission limits established under the first year of the insane, costly hugely over regulated, jobs for the Brussels boys, EU Emissions Trading Scheme,  Companies exceeding their limits face a 40-euro fine per ton of excess CO2 if their carbon books do not balance at the end of the financial year. Everything has not gone smoothly for the scheme: five of the EU’s 25 states — Cyprus, Greece, Luxembourg, Malta and Poland — still have no registry where companies can access their carbon credits. Companies in those countries will not be able to surrender their allowances for checks by the European Commission, experts say. Poland has only a third of their polluters on their database.
Companies exceeding their limits face a 40-euro fine per ton of excess CO2 if their carbon books do not balance at the end of the financial year. Everything has not gone smoothly for the scheme: five of the EU’s 25 states — Cyprus, Greece, Luxembourg, Malta and Poland — still have no registry where companies can access their carbon credits. Companies in those countries will not be able to surrender their allowances for checks by the European Commission, experts say. Poland has only a third of their polluters on their database. Generally firms involved will be unconcerned about fines because they can borrow allowances already in their accounts for 2006 to cover shortfalls in 2005, (according to Clifford Chance’s Zaman.) But this is a one trick pony and cannot be repeated, the critical compliance deadline from the perspective of an operator is the 30th of April 2008 ... and a lot of smoke will come out of a lot of stacks by then... and mergers / take overs to
Generally firms involved will be unconcerned about fines because they can borrow allowances already in their accounts for 2006 to cover shortfalls in 2005, (according to Clifford Chance’s Zaman.) But this is a one trick pony and cannot be repeated, the critical compliance deadline from the perspective of an operator is the 30th of April 2008 ... and a lot of smoke will come out of a lot of stacks by then... and mergers / take overs to 




 I have said this before, I think it is an anomaly and you cannot maintain it forever. It is obviously a difficult situation. I think most people recognise at some point this has got to be brought to an end.—
I have said this before, I think it is an anomaly and you cannot maintain it forever. It is obviously a difficult situation. I think most people recognise at some point this has got to be brought to an end.—