Interesting tones from a man who 'promoted' the Cold War and is still one of the forethinkers of America's global strategy.
On March 9, Zbigniew Brzezinski (76), former national security adviser to President Jimmy Carter and "Global Chessplayer", delivered the Oksenberg Lecture presented by the Stanford Institute for International Studies. From the "intellectual center" of world's Bolshevistic movement came moreover that Brzezinski asserted that by the year 2020, the "world's five most important countries" likely will be, in the following order, the United States, the European Union, China, Japan and India... (Stanford Report, March 16, 2005)
In various comments, interviews and speeches during the last week he even went further.
The most interesting part in this PUBLIC RELATIONS CAMPAGNE although was that he 'advised' Prezi Bush of letting the Iran (sic!) have their nukes as an Iran - struggeling for nuclear weapons - would be more 'dangerous' than a country who has them in their arsenal already... (1) In that interview Brzezinski answered to the question "How to 'normalize' the relations to Iran"? as followed (translated from German): "Iran is a country that has to be taken seriousely - a region with own history and even more sense of selfconfidence. The Iran is - NOT - as many other states of the region - an artificial construct. This land can be a factor of stability. I would prefer a moderate Iran WITH nuclear weapons a hostile one who permanently tries to aquire nukes for facing an intervention by the U.S.. This scenario would be by far more dangerous than a moderate, nuclear armed country... (Interview by Michael Tomasky)
How the music changes...
Last year a task force sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations and chaired by two prominent members - ex-CIA director Robert Gates and (the same) Zbigniew Brzezinski, recommended "a revised strategic approach to Iran." In their report they stated:
It is in the interests of the United States to engage selectively with Iran to promote regional stability, dissuade Iran from pursuing nuclear weapons, preserve reliable energy supplies, reduce the threat of terror, and address the "democracy deficit" that pervades the Middle East.... A basic statement of principles, along the lines of the 1972 Shanghai Communiqué signed by the United States and China, could be developed to outline the parameters for US– Iranian engagement, establish the overarching objectives for dialogue, and reassure relevant domestic political constituencies on both sides.["Iran: Time for a New Approach", Council on Foreign Relations (2004) - pp.2,5]
How the tides are changing...
Brzezinski says that the 'world's center of geopolitical gravity' could shift to Asia in future and the U.S. foreign policy might foment violent anti-Americanism around the world. Brzezinski also blasted the current administration for eschewing 'bipartisanship' to set foreign policy with top advisers who adhere to a narrow dogma "not conducive to the understanding of complex issues"...
So why this demagogic flip now? Seems to me that the U.S.adventure in Iraq has come by far TOO EARLY for the great 'chessplayers' of the NWO. Too early - as China isn't running at 'full speed' yet as it was desired to happen LATER.
Seems to me further - that Prezi Bush has gone deliberately into this 'quagmire' for writing 'lines in the sand' with lots of Bones for the benefit of HIS faction. FACTS that can't be changed easily after and that will create FACTS of distribution of powers. And that's the reason why he is opposed by the MSM-Medea so much....
And that's the reason why people like Brzezinski say things like that...
By hopping in the WORLD WIDE ADVENTURE AS "ACTION-MEN" the Bush-Faction can demand more for that time when the cake of GLOBAL ORDER will be shared among the ptbs. But for that they have to make ground...
It's good to leave each day behind,
Like flowing water, free of sadness.
Yesterday is gone and its tale told.
Today new seeds are growing.
(Jalaluddin Rumi, Persian poet from 13. cent.)
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War on Error, Part 22: "COMM-IN, COMM-OUT, COMM-NIST "
Far Sight 3
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(1) http://www.freitag.de/2005/09/05090701.php
