Russia Just Closed NATO's Land Corridor to Afghanistan
Long overdue
Tue, May 19
“The graveyard of empires” just got a little bit more graveyardy: Medvedev has canceled the decree that allows NATO forces to use Russian territory as a transit corridor to Afghanistan. The decision comes just as it was revealed that the U.S. plans on extending its already over-extended “stay” in Afghanistan. Hey, somebody has to guard all those delicious poppy fields!
The decree states:
With regard to the ceasing of actions related to the NATO resolution 1386 (2001), the Russian Federation issues the following decree:
To nullify the acts of the Government of the Russian Federation as listed according to the appendix.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation informs the governments of foreign lands and international organisations of the ceasing of terrestrial and combined (rail, auto and air) transit of weapons, military goods and ammunition across the Russian Federation , following the address of the International powers of defence cooperation in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
Have fun resupplying your poppy-guarding bases via Pakistan….
http://russia-insider.com/en/russia-just-closed-natos-land-corridor-afghanistan/ri7078
Topic: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. - page 33. (Read 734937 times)
Russia plans to invite India, Pakistan and Iran into the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
India and Pakistan in the same organization? I am afraid that it is never going to happen. And after the election of Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister, India is swaying more towards the United States. In case India joins the SCO , it will be one of the most powerful powerful organizations of its type, with a combined population of close to 3 billion.
Edit: It might happen. India has already applied for the full membership.
http://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ians/india-applies-for-full-membership-of-sco-114091201425_1.html
Russia has “hardened” her southern border, politically and militarily
May 19, 2015
Russia plans to invite India, Pakistan and Iran into the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
This has been discussed for a very long time already, but this time it is official: Sergei Lavrov has just declared that at the next summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) countries Russia will propose to the initiate the process of accepting Iran a a full member alongside India and Pakistan.
Quick reminder: the following countries are currently member of the SCO: China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tadjikistan and Uzbekistan; the following countries are currently “observers” and, therefore, possible candidates: Afghanistan, India, Iran, Mongolia and Pakistan while Belarus, Sri Lanka and Turkey are “dialog partners”. The near-future SCO would thus include all of the following full members: China, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Tadjikistan and Uzbekistan. .... more
http://thesaker.is/russia-has-hardened-her-southern-border-politically-and-militarily/
May 19, 2015
Russia plans to invite India, Pakistan and Iran into the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)
This has been discussed for a very long time already, but this time it is official: Sergei Lavrov has just declared that at the next summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) countries Russia will propose to the initiate the process of accepting Iran a a full member alongside India and Pakistan.
Quick reminder: the following countries are currently member of the SCO: China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tadjikistan and Uzbekistan; the following countries are currently “observers” and, therefore, possible candidates: Afghanistan, India, Iran, Mongolia and Pakistan while Belarus, Sri Lanka and Turkey are “dialog partners”. The near-future SCO would thus include all of the following full members: China, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Tadjikistan and Uzbekistan. .... more
http://thesaker.is/russia-has-hardened-her-southern-border-politically-and-militarily/
Mob toil and trouble...Starting to sound rather desperate.
Ukraine's Poroshenko talks of 'real war' with Russia
Ukraine's president has told the BBC his country is now in a "real war" with Russia - and that Ukrainians should prepare for a Russian offensive.
Petro Poroshenko told the BBC's Fergal Keane he did not trust his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, but had no option but to negotiate with him.
The Kremlin said it did not trust Mr Poroshenko either and accused Ukraine of "broken commitments".
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-32805555
Ukraine's Poroshenko talks of 'real war' with Russia
Ukraine's president has told the BBC his country is now in a "real war" with Russia - and that Ukrainians should prepare for a Russian offensive.
Petro Poroshenko told the BBC's Fergal Keane he did not trust his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, but had no option but to negotiate with him.
The Kremlin said it did not trust Mr Poroshenko either and accused Ukraine of "broken commitments".
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-32805555
One Miserably Failed State
Author Rostislav Ishchenko
Translated by Eugenia
source: http://www.odnako.org/blogs/s-treskom-provalivsheesya-gosudarstvo/
The Ukrainian elites, which receive upon the division of the Soviet inheritance everything necessary for the successful state building, by their own actions brought the country to the brink of a collapse. ....
http://thesaker.is/one-miserably-failed-state/
Author Rostislav Ishchenko
Translated by Eugenia
source: http://www.odnako.org/blogs/s-treskom-provalivsheesya-gosudarstvo/
The Ukrainian elites, which receive upon the division of the Soviet inheritance everything necessary for the successful state building, by their own actions brought the country to the brink of a collapse. ....
http://thesaker.is/one-miserably-failed-state/
Great example of stupid propaganda:
http://www.businessinsider.com/russians-buying-seeds-not-flowers-2015-5
Sanctions are working!
http://www.businessinsider.com/russians-buying-seeds-not-flowers-2015-5
Sanctions are working!
Looks like it´s about game over for Ukraine...
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine by the majority of votes adopted a practice unprecedented in the world, granted the Cabinet the right to impose a moratorium on payment of foreign debts. Kiev is in fact acknowledging its powerlessness to avoid a default. --fortruss
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine by the majority of votes adopted a practice unprecedented in the world, granted the Cabinet the right to impose a moratorium on payment of foreign debts. Kiev is in fact acknowledging its powerlessness to avoid a default. --fortruss
Lol... the Germans seems to have given up on the junta. The official German mouthpiece reporting that the inhabitants are happy under the rule of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics.
http://www.dw.de/donetsk-luhansk-the-peoples-republics-one-year-on/a-18444476
And for the first time a non-Russian aid convey has reached Donetsk:
http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/eastern-ukraine_swiss-civilian-aid-convoy-reaches-donetsk/41433688
http://www.dw.de/donetsk-luhansk-the-peoples-republics-one-year-on/a-18444476
And for the first time a non-Russian aid convey has reached Donetsk:
http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/eastern-ukraine_swiss-civilian-aid-convoy-reaches-donetsk/41433688
Germany is like ocean cruise ship. Slow to turn, but overall choosing most rational way of reaching its target - stability in Europe in this case.
Germany is occupied territory and has been for 70 years now and as such doesn´t really much of an independent foreign policy. It goes without saying.
Lol... the Germans seems to have given up on the junta. The official German mouthpiece reporting that the inhabitants are happy under the rule of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics.
http://www.dw.de/donetsk-luhansk-the-peoples-republics-one-year-on/a-18444476
And for the first time a non-Russian aid convey has reached Donetsk:
http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/eastern-ukraine_swiss-civilian-aid-convoy-reaches-donetsk/41433688
http://www.dw.de/donetsk-luhansk-the-peoples-republics-one-year-on/a-18444476
And for the first time a non-Russian aid convey has reached Donetsk:
http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/eastern-ukraine_swiss-civilian-aid-convoy-reaches-donetsk/41433688
Germany is like ocean cruise ship. Slow to turn, but overall choosing most rational way of reaching its target - stability in Europe in this case.
'Any time US official visits Ukraine, some attack happens afterward'
Published on May 18, 2015
A civilian has reportedly been killed in a shelling attack in Donetsk in an apparent violation of the ceasefire. RT talked to Daniel McAdams, executive director of the Ron Paul Institute, who thinks Ukraine's government would not be escalating its operations without approval from the US.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5P6A9IQN0E
Published on May 18, 2015
A civilian has reportedly been killed in a shelling attack in Donetsk in an apparent violation of the ceasefire. RT talked to Daniel McAdams, executive director of the Ron Paul Institute, who thinks Ukraine's government would not be escalating its operations without approval from the US.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5P6A9IQN0E
Yes, after each visit to Moscow by Merkel the Germans seem to distance themselves more from the mob. I´m sure Putin shows her some very interesting stuff. As we know the Russians have more than enough satellites following things below, very capable intelligence services and now that they´re so close with the Chinese this all gets even more efficient, hackers and all. So, they have megatons of dirt on the mob, you can be sure of that. Which they use discreetly behind the curtains. It did seem a bit strange that Kerry suddenly scrambled to go to Russia to whine over mob bunglings and disasters, maybe dirt damage control was part of that. In any event the mob is more subdued now than before, we´ll see if it lasts.
Lol... the Germans seems to have given up on the junta. The official German mouthpiece reporting that the inhabitants are happy under the rule of the Donetsk and Lugansk People's Republics.
http://www.dw.de/donetsk-luhansk-the-peoples-republics-one-year-on/a-18444476
And for the first time a non-Russian aid convey has reached Donetsk:
http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/eastern-ukraine_swiss-civilian-aid-convoy-reaches-donetsk/41433688
http://www.dw.de/donetsk-luhansk-the-peoples-republics-one-year-on/a-18444476
And for the first time a non-Russian aid convey has reached Donetsk:
http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/eastern-ukraine_swiss-civilian-aid-convoy-reaches-donetsk/41433688
What an idiot...
I see that this junk posts here. Those who quote it go also on ignore and that´s premanent. So, thanks in advance for knowing you, I won´t see you again.
According to the latest census, the Muslims have crossed the 50% mark there, and this will led further to the sidelining of the ethnic Serbs and Croats. The Muslim side will try to take advantage of their increased population, by trying to take away autonomy rights from both the Serbs and Croats. The Croats have accepted their fate, but the Serbs will not go down without a tough fight.
Yes, Bosnian Serbs may be louder at the moment, partially because Bosnian Croats were silenced by Croatia while it was joining EU and NATO (they didn't want any troubles in the process), but I don't think that Bosnian Croats will remain calm if situation spins out of control. Fact is that they are not happy with Bosnia - it's just a matter of time before this starts to show.
"Greater Albania" suits the NATO as well. Orthodox nations such as Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, and Greece will never fully rally behind NATO, especially if they are pitted against the Orthodox superpower Russia. The Albanians are much more anti-Russia.
True. However, if NATO decides to play that game and push for Greater Albania, it won't end well. Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Montenegro, Bulgaria have quite a lot disputes among themselves, both historical and current, but history teaches us that they can and will unite their forces against the common enemy, which in this case is not only Albanian expansionism but also neo-Ottomanism and islamic fundamentalism whose growing presence can be felt throughout the Balkans.
"Balkan powder keg" is getting explosive again and it looks like the western powers, as usual, don't know what to do. Perhaps they aren't even capable to realize that it's them who created all this dangerous mess in first place with their one-sided, short-sighted and often plain stupid methods.
You have to remember that the puppet masters behind the scenes are not obliged to or have loyalty to nation states. They use nation states as a proxy to meet their objectives. Some call them Banksters, other the Illuminati, I call them parasites, feeding off of the collective production of humanity. They crave wealth and power. When asked 'how much is enough?'; their answer is 'more'. It is Global Corpo-Fascism, you know, the Too Big to Jail.
We are all pawns in their global chess match.
Yes, Bosnian Serbs may be louder at the moment, partially because Bosnian Croats were silenced by Croatia while it was joining EU and NATO (they didn't want any troubles in the process), but I don't think that Bosnian Croats will remain calm if situation spins out of control. Fact is that they are not happy with Bosnia - it's just a matter of time before this starts to show.
Not only that. The population of Bosnian Croats have gone down from almost 18% to 11% according to the latest census. The Serbs, on the other hand have managed to maintain their population, reducing only slightly fro 38% to 37%. On the other hand, the Muslims have grown from 44% to 52%.
True. However, if NATO decides to play that game and push for Greater Albania, it won't end well. Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Montenegro, Bulgaria have quite a lot disputes among themselves, both historical and current, but history teaches us that they can and will unite their forces against the common enemy, which in this case is not only Albanian expansionism but also neo-Ottomanism and islamic fundamentalism whose growing presence can be felt throughout the Balkans.
All these nations have significant Muslim populations, either Albanian or Turk. Even after Kosovo was taken away, more than 3% of the Serbian population is Muslim, concentrated in the regions of Presevo and Sandzak. Montenegro is 18% Muslim, while one-third of the Macedonian population is Muslim. One-sixth of the Bulgarian population is also Muslims, mostly composed of Turks. Even Greece is having a significant Muslim population in West Thrace.
The NATO approach will be a mix of carrot and stick. If these nations want short-term benefits, then they should give more and more power to their Muslim population. In long term this will definitely lead to the disintegration of these nations, but there will always be some politicians who go for the short term benefit.
According to the latest census, the Muslims have crossed the 50% mark there, and this will led further to the sidelining of the ethnic Serbs and Croats. The Muslim side will try to take advantage of their increased population, by trying to take away autonomy rights from both the Serbs and Croats. The Croats have accepted their fate, but the Serbs will not go down without a tough fight.
Yes, Bosnian Serbs may be louder at the moment, partially because Bosnian Croats were silenced by Croatia while it was joining EU and NATO (they didn't want any troubles in the process), but I don't think that Bosnian Croats will remain calm if situation spins out of control. Fact is that they are not happy with Bosnia - it's just a matter of time before this starts to show.
"Greater Albania" suits the NATO as well. Orthodox nations such as Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, and Greece will never fully rally behind NATO, especially if they are pitted against the Orthodox superpower Russia. The Albanians are much more anti-Russia.
True. However, if NATO decides to play that game and push for Greater Albania, it won't end well. Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, Montenegro, Bulgaria have quite a lot disputes among themselves, both historical and current, but history teaches us that they can and will unite their forces against the common enemy, which in this case is not only Albanian expansionism but also neo-Ottomanism and islamic fundamentalism whose growing presence can be felt throughout the Balkans.
"Balkan powder keg" is getting explosive again and it looks like the western powers, as usual, don't know what to do. Perhaps they aren't even capable to realize that it's them who created all this dangerous mess in first place with their one-sided, short-sighted and often plain stupid methods.
Western interventionism and diplomacy has left the Balkans in shatters, like all other places where they've got involved in the past 20 or so years. Bosnia is a state only on paper as two of three major ethnic groups don't want to have anything with it and, if the opportunity arises, there is very little doubt that they won't join Croatia and Serbia.
According to the latest census, the Muslims have crossed the 50% mark there, and this will led further to the sidelining of the ethnic Serbs and Croats. The Muslim side will try to take advantage of their increased population, by trying to take away autonomy rights from both the Serbs and Croats. The Croats have accepted their fate, but the Serbs will not go down without a tough fight.
Kosovo which was taken by sheer force from Serbia became "safe house" for criminals and terrorists and the base for the project of Greater Albania which is on direct collision course with Macedonia, Serbia, Greece and Montenegro. Macedonia is abandoned and torn apart by growing ethnic tensions and state wide corruption. Humiliated and oppressed, Serbia is still trying to join EU but as the time passes with little to no results, enthusiasm is vanishing so it can turn to Russia in no time. Economic situation is catastrophic in all these countries which only makes things worse.
"Greater Albania" suits the NATO as well. Orthodox nations such as Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, and Greece will never fully rally behind NATO, especially if they are pitted against the Orthodox superpower Russia. The Albanians are much more anti-Russia.
The NATO morons want to overthrow this government with the help of Albanian criminals, and want to install a government which will block the pipeline.
Western interventionism and diplomacy has left the Balkans in shatters, like all other places where they've got involved in the past 20 or so years. Bosnia is a state only on paper as two of three major ethnic groups don't want to have anything with it and, if the opportunity arises, there is very little doubt that they won't join Croatia and Serbia. Kosovo which was taken by sheer force from Serbia became "safe house" for criminals and terrorists and the base for the project of Greater Albania which is on direct collision course with Macedonia, Serbia, Greece and Montenegro. Macedonia is abandoned and torn apart by growing ethnic tensions and state wide corruption. Humiliated and oppressed, Serbia is still trying to join EU but as the time passes with little to no results, enthusiasm is vanishing so it can turn to Russia in no time. Economic situation is catastrophic in all these countries which only makes things worse.
And let's not even talk about the Greece and Bulgaria - EU and NATO member states, but both disappointed and very worried about their future.
Ach Ja. Jawohl.
Well, now it seems that Jews in the U.S. and Israel are starting to wonder if Ukraine is being overrun by nazis and even mob media has been tentatively mentioning this possibility. Better late than never. It´s probably just signs of the mob starting to somehow distance itself from the mess. They´re resigned to the loss of Crimea and the Donbass. Soon it´ll be just a European problem, nothing to do with them. They can´t be supporting Nazis now can they?
Well, now it seems that Jews in the U.S. and Israel are starting to wonder if Ukraine is being overrun by nazis and even mob media has been tentatively mentioning this possibility. Better late than never. It´s probably just signs of the mob starting to somehow distance itself from the mess. They´re resigned to the loss of Crimea and the Donbass. Soon it´ll be just a European problem, nothing to do with them. They can´t be supporting Nazis now can they?
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