NWO - Missiles Money a Threat and you.

reply to post by hangedman13


It makes one wonder, with this all going on right next door to India, the Commonwealth Games. Why the Queen did not attend the opening. Its the first time she has never attended the Opening. Makes one wonder if she knows somethng is going on, and was advised not to go.

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I think that your right russia is playing both power blocks on this planet. For one, the Russians have more to lose in fighting China than the US. Russians have fought skirmishes and a small war on the Border with China and their country. China needs land, useful land. And they see all that land in Siberia, also If I was Australia I wouldn't be getting to comfortable. The US still have oceans for the enemy to cross, I know China has nukes but they know that we would retaliate in kind and destroy them. It may be just as you said, the old guard is coming together to fight the new powers that are coming into this world.

I have been wondering the same for quite some time now. And now Iran's nuke power plants are on the fritz because of Stuxnet, which has reached China as well.

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This is not a simple virus. It's a very complex one and fingers are pointing at either the US or Israel.

This is all a dog and pony show to detract people's attention from something they don't want us to see. IMHO.

Watch the money paper rail...

Even more money flows to emerging markets - but Russia lags again

Emerging markets are starting to resemble pole-vaulters who, no matter how high the bar is raised, jump over it effortlessly. Back in April, the Institute of International Finance - a global club of banks - had predicted private capital inflows to emerging markets would total $709bn this year; it now recognises emerging markets will pass that level with ease. So the IIF has raised the bar: its new estimate is $825bn - that’s $116bn higher.

However, while the greatest pole-vaulters were Russian, the most favoured emerging markets are certainly not. Russia will actually receive less capital inflows than initially thought - with Russian stocks attracting barely half of what was predicted in April.

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reply to post by neo96


I agree with your assessment, it is classic Sun Tzu and Machiavelli rolled into one.

Instigate discontent between two nations, get them to go at each other,
then swoop in after wards into both nations as "Peacekeepers" .

"All war is deception." ~ Sun Tzu

Ppl may not see these two men as linked....but look again...

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reply to post by hoghead cheese


In reference to China having to cross oceans to get to the US, this is not really the issue anymore.

They can simply deploy from their tax exempt soil in the City of Industry in LA, and the
Port of Long beach.

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The massive fleet of cargo container ships could drop and stack massive amounts of equipment
pier side in shipping containers til it is time.

The US wouldn't even know what hit them.

Stick it in a USA cheap chinese goods metal box and it is peachy keen !

Originally posted by hangedman13
I think that the use on unmanned drones is going to start up a hornets nest of trouble. Pakistan is getting very irked at the US violating their sovereignty. They closed their borders to NATO due to it. With the crazy situation w/ Pakistan being luke warm allies and having nukes, makes me wonder why we are going about it like we are. Pakistan is more concerned w/ India then Afghanistan. How much money has been sunk into Pakistan? It almost feels like we are trying to destabilize them. With Russia playing all sides we have to realize there will come a time when Russia will have no choice but to pick a side. China at some point in the very near future will really flex their muscles and that event I think may be the tipping point.

You are smart to observe this, the tipping point may have arrived.

In fact an angry faction in Pakistan has had Chinese troops come onto Pakistani soil.

We may soon see a Chinese backed coup in Pakistan.

Some of this came about due to China wanting rail access to ocean to the south.

This information is outlined here:

rethinkafghanistan.com...

Some in India have taken this as a threat to India.

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I think the weaker country has more to risk.

But I have been wrong before, but anyway you stack it, it ups tensions in the regions
and any serious mistakes by either side could spiral out of control.

Great Post. It can never hurt to take the puzzle pieces Outside of The Box and see where they fit.
As you know, most plans are decades ahead of the current scenario. It is truly amazing to see the progress
China has made since The Kissinger/Nixon years. They may have opened Pandoras' Box. The question is,
Was it intentional or unwittingly?

I don't know why you did the "tin foil hat" billboard, is that to let us know that you are skeptical of your own
deductions, or that your whole thread is "Just for Fun?

S&F for you Devil Dog.