Truther Girls! :

http://www.youtube.com/user/thetruthergirls#p/u/1/GDslfWRLemg

This is a somewhat in-depth look at a report recently put out by the Rockefeller foundation where they propose four possible scenarios for the near future.

The first involves an utterly tyrannical government, whic brings a temporary 'pax romana' although it eventually leads to discontent and rebellion (surprise, surprise).

The other scenarios offer more instability and end up making the first look like the most viable alternative- for the globalists especially.

This report is a classic piece of propaganda, argument within allowed parameters, and they threw in a good bit of positive publicity for the vaccines, too, while they were at it.

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The Australian - Top thinker says China may 'push the US out of Asia'
8/2/10
Paul Kelly
The Australian, Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne Age

ONE of the US's leading strategic thinkers has warned Australia that over
the next 30 years, China would seek to dominate Asia.

The warning came from John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago, who
said China's rise would not be peaceful.

At the same time, Professor Mearsheimer said the US faced defeat on its four
main challenges in the wider Middle East -- he predicted it would fail in
Afghanistan and Iraq, that Iran would acquire nuclear weapons and there
would be no "two-state" solution for Israel and the Palestinians.

"If China grows in the next 30 years as it has over the last 30 years, it
will seek to dominate Asia the way America dominates the western
hemisphere," the professor said at Sydney University.

"If China turns into a greater Hong Kong, it will try to push the United
States out of Asia and develop its own Munroe Doctrine" -- a reference to US
hegemonic assertion in the Americas.

"I think that China cannot rise peacefully and that this is largely
pre-determined."

A foreign policy realist, Professor Mearsheimer opposed the Iraq war, is a
fierce critic of the Israeli lobby in the US and a sceptic about American
decline. He will deliver the annual Michael Hintze Lecture at Sydney
University tomorrow. His host, Sydney University's Alan Dupont, described
Professor Mearsheimer as "America's boldest and perhaps most controversial
thinker in the field of international relations".

Professor Mearsheimer believes the US and its Asian allies, including
Australia, will follow a strategy of "containment" and of "balancing" China
in Asia. He says there is no difference between these concepts -- thus
dismissing the formula that underpins Australia's policy towards China.

Professor Mearsheimer says that containment of China "is desirable from an
American point of view". On Australia's potential conflict as a US ally and
China's economic partner, he predicted we would develop closer economic ties
with China but support the US to contain China's power.

The presence of nuclear weapons, he argued, meant there would be "no
shooting war" between the US and China.

"I think in Afghanistan and Iraq, America will be seen to lose both wars,"
he said. It was inevitable that American withdrawal "would leave a mess
behind" in both countries. In the northern autumn last year, "it was clear
Afghanistan was not a winnable war yet President (Barack) Obama upped the
ante".

Professor Mearsheimer said there was "no sign" of a two-state solution in
the Middle East. The alternative of a Greater Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu's
real policy, risked the future of Israel as a state: "Most Americans and
most American Jews do not appreciate how much trouble Israel is in.

"I am in favour of a much more prudent US," he said. "I think it important
that the US retain its primacy." That meant grasping the limits to military
power, avoiding invasions of Arab and Islamic nations and moving to balance
the rise of China.

Professor John Mearsheimer, of the University of Chicago, will deliver a
public lecture for the Centre for International Security Studies on China's
challenge to US power in Asia at the University of Sydney tomorrow.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/natio ... ry-fn59niix-1225900253973

http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/contrib ... -hood-20100802-113ab.html



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