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Excerpt from "The Globalization of NATO" by Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
Syria and Lebanon: The Pentagon’s "Phase III" and NATO’s War in the Levant
4 December 2012 | What follows is a minor excerpt of chapter 14 (NATO and the Levant: Lebanon and Syria) of "The Globalization of NATO" which was published in the Milli Gazette of India on page 17 under the title "Nato and the Middle East" in November 2012. It gives an excellent background to the Pentagon’s plan to invade Syria and the invasion plan’s ties to NATO and Israel.


An article by Sherwood Ross
Obama Pushing Discredited Reagan "Star Wars" Plan
18 October 2012 | President Obama is continuing developmental work on the controversial Strategic Defense Initiative ("Star Wars") plan begun in 1983 by President Reagan, and quietly pushed by each of Reagan’s successors, a distinguished geopolitical analyst warns.


An article by Sherwood Ross
NATO Undermining UN
7 October 2012 | In the Foreword to a new book, The Globalization of NATO by Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, the distinguished Canadian geopolitical analyst, former Assistant Secretary-General of the UN Denis Halliday says NATO is "a redundant, extravagant and unwelcome military toy that gobbles up human and financial resources to no positive end",


An article by Makram Khoury-Machool
Dismembering the Arab World
3 August 2012 | The behaviour of the NATO-aligned, anti-Syrian bloc is now blatant enough for us to better understand what is happening in Syria. On the one hand, we find political operators such the ad-hoc group ‘Friends of Syria’, and on the other, two Arab personalities, both ministers of two Gulf sheikhdoms.


An article by Rick Rozoff
War on Syria and Imperial Hubris: Clinton Demands Russia And China to "Pay The Price"
7 July 2012 | At the third meeting of the so-called Friends of Syria in Paris on July 6, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton proved once again that diplomacy is to the United States what refined dining etiquette is to a jackal.


United Nations Security Council
Russia blasts NATO over Libya - and Libya over Syria
8 March 2012 | Russia says that NATO should apologize for causing civilian casualties during their air raids in Libya in 2011 and pay compensation. Moscow has also accused Libya’s new government of training Syrian rebels and instigating terrorism.


Interview of John R. Bradley
‘Syria on its knees – prelude to NATO invading Iran’
31 January 2012 | The idea of the Syrian opposition dancing to a foreign tune has been floated by John R. Bradley, author of the book, “After the Arab Spring”. He says NATO members are committed to toppling the regime and will make Iran their next target.


An article by Hannes Hofbauer
What do the killings of Milosevic, Saddam Hussein and Gaddafi have in common?
11 January 2012 | On the 20th of October 2011, late afternoon, international news agencies reported the death of Muammar al-Gaddafi. He was killed by some rebels in his hometown Sirte, after NATO-bombs hit his convoy. Only two days later US-president Barack Obama in Washington and NATO-officials in Brussels declared to stop the war on Libya that had lasted for almost eight months. Mission completed.


An article by Wayne Madsen
An Third-Rate Intelligence Agency for a Failing Super-Power: The CIA’s Global Demise
23 December 2011 | Based on its recent string of failures, most notably those that have occurred under America’s top general-turned-spymaster David Petraeus, the CIA has become a third-tier intelligence agency that is trying to prop around the world up a failing, financially bankrupt, and over-extended super-power the United States.


Interview of Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
NATO’s Role in the Murder of Muammar Gaddafi
6 December 2011 | Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, who returned to Canada from Libya in September, was interviewed by Life Week, a major Chinese magazine based in Beijing, regarding the murder of Muammar Al-Gaddafi in Sirte. The interview between Xu Jinjing and Nazemroaya discusses the broad implications of the murder of Muammar Gaddafi including the role played by the Transitional National Council and NATO in his murder. What follows is the English transcript of the interview with the Chinese Magazine on October 22, 2011.


Pakistan: The NATO aggression
6 December 2011 | Why are we deluding ourselves? This lethal NATO helicopters’ attack on two Pakistani border posts couldn’t be an “accident”, as the command of coalition forces in Afghanistan would have it believed. This was a naked aggression, plain and simple, deliberate and planned.


An article by Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
Iran and the Strategic Encirclement of Syria and Lebanon
3 December 2011 | The encirclement of Syria and Lebanon has long been in the works. Since 2001, Washington and NATO have started the process of cordoning off Lebanon and Syria.The permanent NATO presence in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Syrian Accountability Act are part of this initiative. It appears that this roadmap is based on a 1996 Israeli document aimed at controlling Syria.The documents name is "A Clean Break: A New Strategy for Securing the Realm".


Thabo Mbeki speech
Feature: Removing Gaddafi was always Nato’s goal
14 November 2011 | This is an edited extract of a speech given by former president Thabo Mbeki at the AGM of the Law Society of the Northern Provinces at Sun City on 5 November 2011


Libya
Cynthia McKinney: This is what supporting NATO Looks Like
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An article by Igor Panarin
The Fall of NATO
11 November 2011 | Russian political scientist Igor Panarin believes that the Libyan campaign, which ended October 31, demonstrated the weakness of NATO and revealed the military bloc’s potential to collapse. In his article for RT, the analyst explains his view. Commentary by Dennis South follows.


An article by Kiyul Chung
NATO: “The WOLF in Sheep’s Clothing”?
6 November 2011 | IS NATO A CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION of BETRAYAL, DECEPTION and HYPOCRISY?


An article by Rick Rozoff
Sole Military Super-Bloc: NATO Issues Daily Reprieves To The World
5 November 2011 | On October 31 North Atlantic Treaty Organization chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen arrived in the Libyan capital of Tripoli at the end of seven full months of the military bloc’s war in the country and effused: “It’s great to be in Libya, free Libya.”


‘NATO has bombed Libya back to Stone Age’
21 October 2011 | Former MI5 agent Annie Machon says that the US wants to reinforce the myths that public has been told about NATO’s ‘humanitarian’ intervention, while Libya is being bombed beyond the point of no return.


Floundering in Libya, NATO sets sights on fresh targets
12 October 2011 | Massive civilian casualties and failure to finish the job in Libya have turned opposition to NATO’s invasion into open anger at the intervention, and at manipulation of media coverage of the conflict.


An article by Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
Israel and Libya: Preparing Africa for the "Clash of Civilizations"
11 October 2011 | Under the Obama Administration the United States has expanded the "long war" into Africa. Barack Hussein Obama, the so-called "Son of Africa" has actually become one of Africa’s worst enemies. Aside from his continued support of dictators in Africa, the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) was unhinged under his watch. The division of Sudan was publicly endorsed by the White House before the referendum, Somalia has been further destabilized, Libya has been viciously attacked by NATO, and U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) is going into full swing.


An article by Volkhonsky Boris
The world of drone warcraft
21 September 2011 | U.S. officials have disclosed plans for further deployment of its drone planes in East Africa. A base on the Seychelles for Reaper fin manned aerial vehicles existed from September 2009 to spring 2011. Now, the U.S. has decided to reopen it. Another one is to be established in Ethiopia in addition to the existing one in Djibouti.


Mustafa Abdul-Jalil and Mahmoud Jibril have been paving the way for NATO’s conquest since 2007
11 September 2011 | A violent rebellion broke out in Benghazi, Libya on February 15th this year (*). Six days later, Libyan Justice Minister Mustafa Abdul-Jalil resigned to set up an alternative government.


An article by Ramzy Baroud
Libya’s Next Fight: The West
31 August 2011 | At a press conference in Tripoli on Aug. 26, a statement read aloud by top Libyan rebel commander Abdel Hakim Belhadj was reassuring. Just a few months ago, disorganized and leaderless rebel fighters seemed to have little chance at ousting Libyan dictator Moammar Ghaddafi and his unruly sons.


An article by David Cronin
NATO mulls marriage with Israel
25 August 2011 | Israel wishes to participate in NATO’s future wars, judging by the content of a diplomatic cable released this week by WikiLeaks.


An article by Stephen M. Walt
Lessons of two wars: We will lose in Iraq and Afghanistan
16 August 2011 | One of the things that gets in the way of conducting good national security policy is a reluctance to call things by their right names and state plainly what is really happening. If you keep describing difficult situations in misleading or inaccurate ways, plenty of people will draw the wrong conclusions about them and will continue to support policies that don’t make a lot of sense.


An interview with Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya
The Balkanization of Libya: US-NATO Plans to Carve up Libyan Territory
28 April 2011 | Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya was interviewed by Xu Jingjing for a feature article about the impasse in war on Libya for Life Week, a major Chinese magazine based in Beijing. The interview for Life Week discusses the impasse in the war and how it is part of the strategy of the Pentagon and NATO to divide Libya. The interview also discusses the roles of Turkey and Germany as well as E.U. plans to send peacekeepers. The economic importance of Misurata is also emphasised. What follows is the English transcript of the interview (26 April 2011).


An article by M. K. Bhadrakumar
Moscow moves to counter NATO
13 December 2010 | Many people wouldn’t know that former United States president Ronald Reagan’s signature phrase "trust, but verify" is actually the translation of a Russian proverb - doveryai, no proveryai. Two decades into the post-Cold War era, Moscow wants to reclaim the self-contradictory phrase from the American repertoire and apply it to Russia’s "reset" of ties with the United States.


An Article by Mazin Qumsiyeh
A Palestinian-American view of NATO strategy paper
21 November 2010 | The new NATO Strategy was adopted last week at a meeting in Portugal by heads of state of the 28-member NATO alliance while outside the meeting over 10,000 marchers shouted "no to war, no to NATO".


An article by Galal Nassar
When Israel joins NATO
4 February 2010 | If Israel succeeds in joining NATO, its regional belligerency would be backed by the collective strength of the entire alliance. Before that happens, will the Arabs react, asks Galal Nassar.


An article by Rick Rozoff
EU, NATO, US: 21st Century Alliance For Global Domination
4 April 2009 | The 60th anniversary summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization was held in France and Germany on April 3 and 4. Eighteen years after the end of the Cold War, NATO has increased its membership to 26 countries, mostly European including numerous former Soviet republics. In Afghanistan NATO is waging its first armed conflict outside of Europe and its first ground war with the participation of armed units from all 26 NATO member states under US commandment. Rizoff debunks the myth that the EU was to act as a counterweight to the US in Europe, and examines the role of NATO-EU-US military integration basically as an instrument for attaining imperial geopolitical objectives involving the encirclement of Russia.



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