William Engdahl on the historical situation of the Ukraine

[MikeWB]

[yankeedoodle]

Very brilliant man, and very brilliant analysis.  Can only hope he is right about China, and that they are seeing the truth before it's too late.

The "missing" Malaysian airplane full of Chinese citizens is an integral part of the "Asian pivot", or "Chinese pivot", of which he speaks.
After the plane is used - probably on Purim - as a flying suicide bomb that triggers war with Iran because of the Iranian "fake passport" patsies, the fact that this plane was "hijacked" in this vast Asian area of ocean and islands, that is now perceived as undersecured and vulnerable to future "terrorist" aircraft activity, means that Zio-US big brother will move into this area with patrolling warships and airplanes and Israel security contracts at the airports, and with massively enhanced technological intelligence operations so that IT DAMN WELL NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN (until they want to do it again, of course). 

All of this massive military, intelligence, and security increase is taking place - OH SO COINCIDENTALLY - all around China, essentially presenting the potential to interfere with/shut off their air and sea routes.

These are EVIL EVIL EVIL fucking bastards.

[Ognir]

Good vid
pity it took 46 minutes to get a 1st mention of Jewish group AIPAC

[MikeWB]

THey didn't ask him quick enough

[yankeedoodle]

"Missing" Malaysian jet to be used in "Asian Pivot", or "China Pivot", that Engdahl talks about.

Every day, the propagandists talk about the Andaman Islands in the "search" for this "missing" plane, and, low and behold, the Andaman Islands are part of the US plot against China.  Of course, because of this "missing" plane, much greater security is required for air travel around China, which means a US base on the Andaman islands.  Under the pretext of "passenger safety", this base is for war.

http://www.indiaamericatoday.com/article/pentagon-denies-plans-us-military-bases-indian-andaman-islands

Pentagon Denies Plans for US Military Bases in Indian Andaman Islands

ARTICLE | MAY 29, 2013 - 1:35PM | BY INDIA AMERICA TODAY NEWS SERVICE

An Indian paratrooper exits a CH-47 Chinook helicopter during the Yudh Abhyas bilateral training exercise on Fort Bragg, NC, May 15, 2013/Credit: US Department of Defense
Washington, DC - The US Department of Defense categorically denied reports appearing in Southeast Asia media outlets quoting a recent RAND report that the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands would be used as a base for American drones in the event of an offensive against China.

Indian media recently referenced the RAND assessment, titled "Overseas Basing of US Military Forces," which was commissioned by the Pentagon on the instructions of the US Congress and looks into the presence of the American military at various bases and locations across the globe, suggesting significant changes in the Indo-Pacific region.

The media reports quoted the paper as saying, "The Navy would strive to station a detachment of broad area maritime surveillance UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles or drones) at Port Blair airport in the Andaman Islands, to increase surveillance over the Strait of Malacca."

Denying that such plans are in the pipeline, Cathy Wilkinson, Defense Press Officer for Asian and Pacific Security Affairs at Pentagon headquarters told India America Today, "The RAND independent assessment does not represent the official position of the Department. The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 (section 347) required the Department of Defense to commission an independent assessment of the overseas basing of US forces."

"The RAND independent assessment suggests some potential overseas basing locations; however, these are just suggestions and the Defense Department is not bound by them. The United States does not have any plans to establish permanent US military bases in Port Blair or the Andaman islands as suggested in the RAND study," Wilkinson said.

The RAND Corporation is a nonprofit institution whose mission is to improve policy and decision-making through research and analysis.

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[Christopher Marlowe]

Engdahl makes a lot of really good points, and it is excellent analysis overall.  I have to chuckle when I hear Engdahl repeat the retard talking points about "nazis", etc... He even mentions Demjanjuk, as though that guy was some sort of fearsome war criminal.  He also can't resist the anti-Catholic dig at the end, saying that Protestants were either baptized or killed. Retard. Protestants don't need to be baptized. Engdahl's comments on these old jewish/protestant myths show that he hasn't really made a thorough re-examination of the MSM propaganda/history.