The assassination of the most respected Sufi religious leader in Dagestan, Russia’s volatile Caucasus, comes as Salafist jihadists in Libya murder a US Ambassador who was actually a key player in ousting Gaddafi and bringing the Salafist Muslim Brotherhood and Jihadists into power.

Throughout the entire Islamic world today, a wave of hate is being unleashed in the name of Islamic fundamentalism that could bring a new world war.

This is the consequence of the Greater Middle East Project put in play in 2010 and earlier by the Washington-London-Tel Aviv axis. Manipulating religious fervor is an explosive cocktail as F. William Engdahl shows here (http://www.voltairenet.org/Salafism-CIA-A-formula-to).

Georgia has long sought to become a full member of NATO. Particularly strong this desire has manifested after 2004, when Mikhail Saakashvili became president. But after the military conflict in 2008, it became apparent that the integration process is irreversible. Currently, Georgia is closer to joining the Alliance than any other country.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the NATO secretary general, arrived in Georgia,. Once again he said that NATO saw Georgia as an important strategic partner. He also said that the country will become a mandatory member of the military unit.

The U.S. has provided significant support to Georgia on the way to the adoption by NATO. "We have fought and continue to fight for the provision of Georgia becoming a member of NATO," said Joseph Lieberman, U.S. Senator in Georgia U.S. Embassy. According to Lieberman, he, along with Senators Graham and McCain has long been an outspoken advocate of Georgia. "We condemn the Russian aggression in South Ossetia and Abkhazia. We fight so Georgia obtains defensive weapons and can protect its people," said Lieberman. He is supported by his colleague John McCain, who was running for U.S. president. Senator John McCain said that Georgia should have defensive systems to protect their country.

Joe Lieberman believes that the close relationship between the American and Georgian people and the love of freedom, democracy and prosperity must necessarily continue.

Germany and France are the opponents of this accession. yeah, sure

http://english.pravda.ru/world/ussr/12-09-2012/122140-nato_georgia-0/

According to Lieberman, he, along with Senators Graham and McCain has long been an outspoken advocate of Georgia.

A nation that allows jewish enemies and gentile traitors like these three to chart its global policy is in serious trouble.