A Holocaust Survivor’s View on Islam

Posted by Matt in March 6th, 2010 | 1 comment

Published in Conflict, Islam, general, Communist Russia, Concentration Camp, Fanaticism, Fluff, German Aristocracy, German Pride, Holocaust Survivor, Homosexuals, Islam Is The Religion Of Peace, Islam Religion, Quantifiable, Rape Victims, Religion Of Peace, Russian Communists, Shooting Wars, Silent Majority, Suicide Bombers, Talking Heads, Tribal Groups, world-war-II

A man, whose family was German aristocracy prior to World War II, owned a number of large industries and estates . When asked how many German people were true Nazis, the answer he gave can guide our attitude toward fanaticism . ‘Very few people were true Nazis,’ he said, ‘but many enjoyed the return of [...]

The danger behind China’s ‘me first’ worldview – washingtonpost.com

Posted by Matt in February 14th, 2010 | no comment

Published in China, China, Collective Responsibility, Economic Stability, Financial Crisis, Led, Legitimacy, Notion, Peace, Prestige, United States, world-war-II

It isn’t turning out that way. A wealthier China has become more assertive, notes Jacques. American prestige has further suffered from the financial crisis originating in the United States. But the fissure goes deeper: China does not accept the legitimacy and desirability of the post-World War II global order, which involves collective responsibility among great [...]

Why Wars No Longer End with Winners and Losers – Newsweek.com

Posted by Matt in January 12th, 2010 | no comment

Published in War, Academic Project, Afghanistan, Civil Wars, Cold-War, Columbia University, Correlates Of War, Half A Percent, iraq, Newsweek, Political Scientist, Winners And Losers, world-war-II

With U.S. troops leaving Iraq and deploying in Afghanistan, it’s worth asking: how are wars won now? Increasingly, they’re not. Instead, says Page Fortna, a political scientist at Columbia University who researches war outcomes, nearly half of all wars since World War II have ended indecisively. That trend between states started with the Cold War, [...]

Ahmadinejad Demands Compensation for WWII Invasion – FOXNews.com

Posted by Matt in January 10th, 2010 | no comment

Published in Iran, Allied Powers, Ban Ki Moon, Compensation For Damages, Europe News, Foxnews Com, International News, invasion, Iran, Iranian Nation, Middle East News, News Europe, News News, News Of The World, Secretary General, Shoulders, War Profits, world-war-II, Wwii

Ahmadinejad said he’d write to U.N. secretary General Ban Ki-moon to ask for compensation for damages caused to Iran during the war, and for use of its territory and resources by allied powers, the Post reported.
“You inflicted lots of damages to the Iranian nation, put your weight on the shoulders [of the Iranian people] and [...]

The Liberal-Muslim Axis

Posted by Matt in January 9th, 2010 | no comment

Published in general, 501 C 3, 501 C 3 Organizations, Allah, Axis Powers, Brownshirts, Burqas, Caves, Civilians, Desolate Places, Greatest Weapon, Legions, Liberal, Mosques, Muhammad, Muslim, Quran, Reichstag, Shock Troops, Weapon Deception, Western Civilization, world-war-II, Yemen Saudi Arabia

Since the end of World War II, I contend that we have an even more wicked, incorrigible enemy that Western civilization must fight, but unlike Hitler’s conspicuous legions of Brownshirts and SS shock troops goose-stepping in front of the Reichstag, this enemy of modern times, this Liberal-Muslim Axis has as its greatest weapon deception, lies [...]

AEI – The U.S.-Japan Alliance

Posted by Matt in January 7th, 2010 | no comment

Published in Japan, Aei, Alliances, Choices, Decades, East Asia, Failure, Fifty Years, Global Role, Half A Century, Japan Alliance, Japan And The United States, Japanese Governments, Mutual Cooperation, National Interests, Pacifist, Political Realities, Security Relationships, Testament, Washington D C, world-war-II

The U.S.-Japan Treaty of Mutual Cooperation was signed in Washington, D.C., fifty years ago this month. Few alliances last half a century. The fact that this one has is a testament to its strength, but it is also the result of East Asia’s failure to develop stable political and security relationships in the decades after [...]

How Safe Is a World Without the Bomb? – NYTimes.com

Posted by Matt in January 5th, 2010 | no comment

Published in Favorites, Nuclear, Abolition, Bomb, bombs, Delivery Systems, Emergency Communications, Enemies, Hair Trigger, Half A Dozen, Mobilization, Nuclear Crisis, Nuclear Facilities, Nuclear Genie, Nuclear Powers, Nuclear War, Nuclear Weapons, Practice Drills, Scratch, Temptation, Transition Period, world-war-II

A world without nuclear weapons will be a disaster as countries position themselves to quickly build bombs in order to preemptively strike their enemies. But it’s actually worse than that. The transition period to the abolition of nuclear weapons will be extremely dangerous due to the temptation to preemptively strike.
After all, he notes, under abolition, [...]

Imperial New World Order Strategy the Origins of World War III – Part 1

Posted by Matt in December 17th, 2009 | no comment

Published in Conflict, War, Arbitrator, Decline Of The American Empire, Economic Crisis, European Empires, Financial Markets, Free Website, Global Economic Collapse, Global Political Economy, Great Depression, Hegemon, Intermediary Period, International Monetary System, International War, New World Order, Oracle Financial, Origins, Post War, World War I, World War Iii, world-war-II

In the face of total global economic collapse, the prospects of a massive international war are increasing. Historically, periods of imperial decline and economic crisis are marked by increased international violence and war. The decline of the great European empires was marked by World War I and World War II, with the Great Depression taking [...]

Tame China now or face war later – upiasia.com

Posted by Matt in November 13th, 2009 | 1 comment

Published in China, Aims, Ambitions, Backstabbing, China War, Consequences, Face, Japan, Military Power, Modernization, Pearl-Harbor, Qualms, State Of Arunachal Pradesh, Taiwan, United States, world-war-II

The United States set China on the course to modernization and military power, but Chinese ambitions are running far ahead of the country’s publicly stated aims. It has no qualms about retaking Taiwan or the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. It is time the United States tames China to avoid consequences like Japan’s backstabbing when [...]

China’s zero-sum game – washingtonpost.com

Posted by Matt in November 10th, 2009 | no comment

Published in China, Aberration, Allies, Ambitions, Blumenthal, China, Dominance, International Security, New Delhi, Obama, Robert Kagan, Security Arrangements, seoul, State Of Affairs, United States, Willingness, world-war-II, Worries, Zero Sum Game

It is hardly surprising that China wants to supplant U.S. power in the region. To the Chinese, the reign of “the middle kingdom” is the natural state of affairs and the past 200 years of Western dominance an aberration. Nor is it surprising that China wants to reshape international security arrangements that the United States [...]