Thread: CFR Meeting: Zbigniew Brzezinski Fears The Global Awakening

CFR Meeting: Zbigniew Brzezinski Fears The Global Awakening

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDBlABD0 ... r_embedded

May 18, 2010

Zbigniew Brzezinski giving the CFR branch in Montreal a presentation discussing world government and his fears of the mass global awakening that has taken place.

I want these people in a pound you in the backside Federal Penitentiary. To say they are Treasonous Criminals would be an understatement

I'll tell ya what.. if there are no FEMA Camps ... I'll build them free of charge for pretrial confinement for all of these Megalomaniacs

I'm no CFR fan, but where did Zbigniew Brzezinski say he is afraid of Global political awareness in this film.

W

Brzezinski pushed for the US to leed the way in a mono Polar world where the US leed the way through the military and an economic strength ...

that theory has since collapsed with our military might declining; a stailmate in afghanistan and the value of our dollar collapsing.

Russia and China now hold all the cards and have said only a multi polar world is exeptable with minimal US input

the US and Brzezinski and now pawns instead of kings and queens in the chess match and we have no moves left

Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7

we have no moves left

Given the continual U.S./NATO expansion and the world financial coups d'etat, obviously they haven't given up.


U.S. And NATO Accelerate Military Build-Up In Black Sea Region

Rick Rozoff
Stop NATO
May 20, 2010

In the post-Cold War era and especially since 2001 the Pentagon has been steadily shifting emphasis, and moving troops and equipment, from bases in Germany and Italy to Eastern Europe in its drive to the east and the south.

That process was preceded and augmented by the absorption of former Eastern Bloc nations into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization beginning in 1999. In one of the first nations in that category, Poland, the initial contingent of what will be over 100 U.S. troops arrived in the town of Morag this week, as near as 35 miles from Russian territory, as part of a Status of Forces Agreement between Washington and the host country ratified this February.

Also in February, the governments of the Black Sea nations of Romania and Bulgaria confirmed plans for the U.S. to deploy a land-based version of Standard Missile-3 anti-ballistic interceptors on their territory.

The U.S. Sixth Fleet, headquartered in Italy, has deployed warships to the Black Sea with an increased frequency over the past few years, visiting and conducting joint drills with the navies of Bulgaria, Romania and Georgia.

Last autumn it was revealed that the Pentagon planned to spend $110 million dollars to upgrade and modernize a base in Bulgaria and another in Romania, two of seven such newly-acquired installations in the two nations.

The air, naval and infantry bases in Bulgaria and Romania have been employed for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and, although not publicly acknowledged, doubtlessly for arming Georgia before, during and since its five-day war with Russia in August of 2008.

The Pentagon’s Joint Task Force-East has all but officially been assigned to the Mihail Kogalniceanu Airfield in Romania and also makes regular use of the Romanian Army’s Babadag Training Area and the Novo Selo Training Range in Bulgaria, the latter near the strategic Bezmer Air Base and the Black Sea port city of Burgas (Bourgas).

Last year Joint Task Force-East conducted a series of military trainings with Bulgarian and Romanian counterparts from August 7 to October 24. The immediate purpose of the combat drills was for “downrangeâ€