CFR's Haass Tells Pakistan To Expect Intensified "Shock Therapy"

Beware of the white horse...........

In an interview issued by the Council on Foreign Relations, Richard Haass on January 2 2008, tells Pakistan to prepare for increased instability. A sure sign of the shock doctrine ideology instituted by the US in many parts of the world today.

Quote from Richard Haass:

"My prediction is that with or without President Musharraf in place, we need to anticipate considerable drift, by which I mean you will have constant political jockeying and skirmishing, lower economic growth rates, and probably a messy security situation in which any progress vis-à-vis the Taliban or al-Qaeda or local extremists is at best fitful. That to me is the most likely scenario. One wouldn’t describe as reassuring. It is also possible to imagine worse scenarios in which public order breaks down. "

Pakistan poses as a melting pot for total collapse of foreign policy set by the US in the Middle East. Damage control is in full swing and the CFR is preparing for the onslaught of atrocities never before seen in Pakistan. Shock & Awe style persuasion is set to escalate if the Pakistani's don't "Shut up and assimilate!"

You think Iraq is bad? Pakistan has the potential of launching a war that the world has never seen. This is way more than just about the people of Pakistan. Unfortunately they are the ones who will initially have to suffer failed policy set by the US there.

Musharraf instituting a military police state in Pakistan shows he is still under the control of the US. Their support of Bhutto was at best, a diversionary front. I now have absolutely no doubt her assassination was carried out by the CIA and ISI.

If the same level of torture was taking place in the United States you can bet the people would react in like fashion and revolt. Perhaps on a more intense scale I would hope. Of course we have our own form of shock therapy taking place here, such as failed economic policy. A failure to the citizens that is, the elite are diaster capitalist experts.

The monkey's running the show are having a hard time putting out all the fires they have started and 2008 will without a doubt, be one for the record books.

Full Richard Haass Interview

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CFR Report Calls For Possible War With Russia

In November 2007 the Council on Foreign Relations released a climate change and national security report that not only threatens war with Russia, but also recommends accelerated North American Integration.

The Northwest Passage is a glacial area that is expected to melt by the middle of the century and open a new trade route, taking some 4000 miles off current trade routes. Canada and Russia have both claimed ownership of the NW Passage and its resources, including oil reserves.

In the CFR's report interstate war is threatened over the rights to the passage. A quote from the report:

"Canada has claimed the Northwest Passage as internal waters while the United States has asserted they are international waters through which free passage should be permitted. Another concern is contested control of potential petroleum reserves in the area that have heretofore been inaccessible. In the summer of 2007, the Russians raised the stakes by laying claim to the North Pole and the resources underlying it, setting in motion a scramble by other national governments. Though armed confrontation remains unlikely, tensions over territorial waters hearken back to the kinds of border disputes that once led to interstate war."

Considering the importance of the passage and its resources I would consider this as an early planning stage for war with Russia. There is very little room for negotiation between the two superpowers, Canada will be part of North American Union so their status is just a front for now.

I would further expect the accelerated melting of the passage through government manipulation, to bring this into focus sooner rather than later. Climate change policy is more than just about the climate. It's primarily about international control and world governance.

The Law of the Sea Treaty is a fine example of what the globalization movement is capable of. This treaty undermines national soverenignty and represents the accelerated integration set forth by the new world order. Don't think for a minute that these mass murderers won't start a war with Russia over a block of ice.

The CFR report refers to a "No-Regrets-Policy" on climate change. Meaning that if they happen to be wrong about the seriousness of climate change, which is considered certain by more than 400 scientists worldwide, policies written will still be useful and will serve as building blocks for addtional global security. In other words, "So what if we're wrong? - We're still gonna' put a gun in your mouth"

CFR Report Conclusion----

"The policy proposals presented here are illustrative rather than exhaustive, but they have the potential to strengthen national security by reducing U.S. vulnerabilities to climate change at home and abroad, securing and stabilizing important partners, and contributing to other goals such as energy security and industrial revitalization. In a world of new security challenges, forging a climate policy along these lines must be a national priority".

This CFR report is all about one world government controlled by the United Nations and the global elite. Most people aren't aware their kids are being taught under a UN education doctrine. Now the UN has teamed up with marvel comics to promote their one world government agenda and gain the support of your children. After all, our children are the future.

To me the repeated call by the report for further global and national security is simply another way of saying "Shut up or we'll stick a gun in your mouth!" Security is a term used by these criminals to cover their real crimes. Security is a myth and doesn't exist in the real world. I suppose the word "security" itself is meant to make you "feel" more secure.

Full CFR - CSR no. 32 date 11/2007

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