Monday, June 9, 2008
SAVE THE TURKISH STATE!
Events in Turkey continue exploding, as I have been following consistently throughout my blogs.
While just about nobody here has been able to find Iran in Iraq, they can not find Turkey's real opposition, either, despite Turkey's many, humongous demonstrations and strikes. They can, of course, find the phony Hamas, Hezbollah and Sadr.
Turkish developments are much too much for me to post, but, I will simply highlight the following article as a response to all that been happening, "Turk Assets Fall Persists Amid Global, Internal Triggers," (and foreign investments,etc.)
www.hurriyet.com.tr/english/turkey/9134982.asp?gid=231&sz=61508
Meanwhile, regarding Iran's presence in Iraq and elsewhere in the Middle East, as I have reiterated so many times in previous blogs, a revised policy of "regime change, political congruency and mopping up" is necessary and the following headline says it in the most clear and succinct terms possible, "Saudis and Spain Call for Dissolution of Iraq's Militias,"
www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidZAWYA20080609032939/lok032900080609
In response, a continued and ongoing power struggle is occurring within Iran, "Iran's Economic Policy Falls Victim to Political Feuds," which is further reflected within Iraq, obviously,
www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidGN_09062008_10219515/lok000000080609
Adding fuel to the above fire, NY Democratic Senator Schumer has apparently let the cat out of the bag, or, foot in mouth disease, by overtly linking America's Russia policy with a quid-pro-quo, or, a bargaining chip, regarding Iran,
www.jbanc.org/poles3.html
All of the many contradictions represented above are the consequences of the disastrous Bush-Cheney-Rumsfeld COLLABORATION and collusion with Iran and its militias, one which Obama continues and is therefore set up to go down.
I assure everyone.
Watch the papier mache candidate become stale swiss cheese. Get a large supply of popcorn.
It will be both entertaining and amusing.
Another state about to go down the economic tube in this privatization process is Syria,
www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidGN_08062008_10219331/lok000000080608
Syria, of course, has nobody but itself to blame, collaborating with both the US and Iran in dismantling Iraq's ruling Baath Socialist Party, state and economy.
This is also why Syria will decouple from Iran.
The handwriting is on the wall.
Meanwhile, as I have also previously pointed out, Russia's Gazprom is NOT a wholly nationalized state industry, but, one "regulated" by the Russian state by virtue of the state's 50+1 share ownership.
Gazprom, thus, still a commercial entity, is driven by the need for profitability, export and external growth and Gazprom has just indicated its interest in developing a North American gas pipeline
www.kommersant.com/p901442/hydrocarbon_transit
My response to ALL the companies mentioned in the above article, including Gazprom.
Go fuck yourselves!!
The above is obviously a political power play by Gazprom, related to the logistics of the Schumer piece.
No private companies are necessary to develop such a pipeline, leaving aside the necessity of the project, itself.
And THAT is THE point, aside from whether or not the pipeline is necessary.
It must be a public utility.
Period.
Pure and simple.
The necessity for private, international development is an absolute joke. And, that is why it is necessary for everyone to support THE TURKISH OPPOSITION to save the Turkish state. Not only will they save their own state, but, help turn the tide for all the rest of us, as well.
(And, a reminder if one lives in the US.
See my blog, below, regarding June 19th events).
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From the Saudi & Spain link:
"The unity, sovereignty and independence of Iraq must be honored," they said, urging others not to interfere in Iraq's internal affairs.
Am I meant to understand that the House of Saud is not interfering to some degree in its neighbor's affairs?
The two countries also emphasized the need to diplomatically solve Iran's nuclear standoff with the West. "All countries in the region must join the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty to make the Middle East free of weapons of mass destruction (WMD)," it said.
Does that mean an EU member is openly calling for Israel to shred its nuclear arsenal?
Regarding Schumer's comment, Poland et al are kidding themselves if they expected anything different. Compare how important the US is to those East European countries and vice versa and one knows where the hammer hangs in their relationships. They are pawns on the global chess board, first played by the SU and now the US (and by extension IL).
My guess is that in the end it'll be a non-issue anyway. It doesn't take the foresight of a Nostradamus to see this gambit. Why would Russia trade in Iran, have it strangled, bombed and occupied with permanent bases, only to have the US do what a US does, and install its systems in Poland et al 10 years later anyway?
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