Thread: Israel & U.S. in Georgia! Bob Chapman on Alex Jones Tv

If you have heard these before disregard.... there are posts below that I am beating our goofy gooney goo goo government for spending Billions and Billions of dollars to fight a proxy war with Russia and now we need Russia's help see below.. good audio if you haven't heard it before


Israel & U.S. in Georgia pt 1 Bob Chapman on Alex Jones Tv

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8INROvkN ... re=related


Israel & U.S. in Georgia pt 2 Bob Chapman on Alex Jones Tv
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cgxbds5j ... re=related

Airborne, I am confused. Is this current news?

They are talking about Bush.

Does this mean that Bush, Europe and Israel joined Georgia against Russia in this last battle?

Friday August 8th, 2008

this is reminder .. there is something I am going to post to match with this

Originally Posted by Ratbstard

Friday August 8th, 2008

I finally caught on..

Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7

this is reminder .. there is something I am going to post to match with this

ok....

“NATO’s attack on Serbia the ultimate crime against peaceâ€

the point I am trying to get at is our government has been doing some really, really goofy stuff... stuff that ROGUE governments do ... we have been out of control since gulf war I.

We (US Oil Company's) gave Kuwait technology to angle drill under Iraq ..
result - war over oil

We got involved in a civil war in the Balkans and took sides with Islamic terrorists that broke up the former Warsaw pact state under false pretenses.. Our Government Lied.

We armed Georgia, trained Georgia with black water forces and when they attacked Russian piece keepers we blamed Russia as the aggressor. It was all over oil and Natural gas pipelines with big money backing from Texas.. So you paid for the war, bought arms, paid blackwater very, very well to train Georgia .. you paid the full cost for over 2000 people to be killed so the Oligarchs could profit off of your dime killing Russian Citizens ... now what comes down the pipeline .. We NEED Russia's Help

now we need Russia's help... whodafrickenthunkit and what the hell are they doing in DC other than being mentally handicapped

NATO needs Russia’s help as Afghanistan operation becomes priority

07 October, 2009, 18:54

As Russia-NATO ties continue to mend, it is becoming clear that the Western bloc sets Afghanistan as priority and is ready to sacrifice all other objectives to assure success in this country.

On Tuesday, Russian envoy to NATO Dmitry Rogozin met with the NATO Supreme Allied Commander for Europe, Admiral James Stavridis. According to news agencies, the sides spoke of a whole range of security issues, but one topic was highlighted and this topic was the situation in Afghanistan. After the meeting, the Russian envoy told reporters that he had repeatedly urged NATO colleagues to hold expert consultation on Afghanistan with the participation of diplomats and other specialists.

Also on Tuesday, NATO spokesman James Appathurai held a video link with Russian news agency RIA Novosti, at which he advised Russian reporters on the current state and perspectives of Russia-NATO relations. At this press conference the question of Afghanistan was also raised and the NATO official stressed the supreme importance of the issue.

Mr. Appathurai said that the General Secretary of NATO wanted the troops to be more deployable and suited for operations outside the member-countries and when asked where NATO planned to deploy the mobile troops that were to be developed, the spokesman said that he first of all meant Afghanistan.

The official also praised the Russian authorities’ decision to grant the US and NATO a ground corridor that would allow them to bring more supplies to Afghanistan through the so-called northern corridor – the route that is being developed now after Taliban threatened the transport convoys coming through Pakistan. Mr. Appaturai noted that the northern corridor was almost complete and the Western nations fighting in Afghanistan had agreements with all necessary countries, but one.

Although the spokesman did not specify which nation he was talking about, he most probably meant Tajikistan. Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are themselves facing a threat from the territory of Afghanistan and have already agreed in principle that they will provide help. Russia has repeatedly stated that the situation in Afghanistan is threatening its security, and earlier this year the Russian envoy to NATO openly announced that the withdrawal of Western troops from this country would lead to a Taliban attack on neighboring states in Central Asia and the Caucasus. “This will be a global headache,â€

All of this brings to mind the startling admissions of Paul O'Neil and Alan Greenspan. “It has always been about oil...â€