Russia-Asia cooperation a nightmare for US hawks

[Popol Vuh]

"There's a big difference between the European media coverage and US media such as CNN or the New York Times. The European media coverage is much more accurate as to the sequence of events that Saakashvili and the Georgian military initiated this."

The Real News Network: http://therealnews.com/t/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=74&jumival=2060

[katukov]

1. No, it's a wet dream for US hawks

They were running out of steam on the 'War on Terra', and Iran just doesn't stack up to be scary enough (Iran has about the same GDP as Alabama) - notice how quick they abandoned the existential struggle against Islamofascism for the preferred struggle against the Reds and/or former Reds.

They're in hog heaven and so are the war industries. Real live enemies, if only we can mishandle this bad enough and try to piss off both the Russians and the Chinese.

[Popol Vuh]

2. I myself was thinking along the lines of "Trilateral"

The new world order of the trilateral plan. European Union - American Union - Eurasian Union.

But I agree with your point too.

[cliffordu]

4. In 1984, the book, it was Oceana, and what were the other two geographic

divisions...???

[Popol Vuh]

5. That's a good question

I just looked at my DVD copy of 1984 and it doesn't mention the names of the other. Now I'll have to check it out so I remember too.

;)

[cliffordu]

7. Now I'm going to have to read the damned thing again and get pissed off and

real scared all over.

Maybe I should just stay like that.

[Popol Vuh]

10. Well....In the movie intro

it says "the dark armies of Eurasia". It's been quite awhile since I've watched it, so, I don't remember if it names who the dark armies of Eurasia are.

Now I am gonna have to watch the movie tomorrow too...

LOL...

[frog92969]

9. How's the movie?

I've heard the book is good, but I don't read fiction.:-(

[cliffordu]

11. I'm not too sure you could call it fiction any more.......

:scared:

[frog92969]

13. True

And it just struck me that I read lots of fiction, called "news".

[Popol Vuh]

12. Its pretty scary when you watch it today and look around

As far as movies go. Its very well made, albeit, its certainly doesn't look like a lot of money went into it. Here, I just found a youtube link showing the first 10min's. It'll give you a good idea.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7Kznmrc3o4

[frog92969]

15. Thanks

Looks like a must see.
I watch plenty of public domain b-horror, so the budget won't phase me.

Gotta watch out, "they" are always thinking of ways to getcha. Good to know our rulers will strip our rights to save us.:puke:

[some guy]

14. Eurasia & Eastasia n/t

[cliffordu]

16. Excellent!! Thanks!....

I could have used the google, prolly, but I was hoping to get a whippersnapper expert on the book hooked into the conversation.....

:hi:

[some guy]

18. instead you got me.

:)

That just happens to be one of about three or four things I remember from the book. :blush:

[cliffordu]

19. You're more of an expert than I on the damned thing.....

Getting old ain't for the easily humiliated.

[doublethink]

17. Eurasia and Eastasia.

You can read the book for free online here ......

http://websearch.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=websearch&cdn=compute&tm=52&f=10&tt=13&bt=1&bts=1&zu=http%3A//www.readprint.com/

[frog92969]

3. Accurate assumption

It doesn't have to be a war they can win, just one with job security.
:hi:

[Popol Vuh]

6. Hi frog92969

:hi:

[frog92969]

8. Hello

:hi: