ArmSla
July 8th, 2004, 12:59 PM
I thought you guys would find this article interesting: This is just a excerpt from here:
http://www.truthinmedia.org/truthinmedia/index.html
The way the French see U.S.-Albright foreign policy:
http://www.truthinmedia.org/truthinmedia/images/NatoWar/albright.jpg
And then there is the NATO "enlargement," the number five claw in Madame Europe's back. Most people think that this is about "European security" since that's what the establishment media are telling us. It is not. How could it be when there is no enemy in sight for thousands of miles? The NATO enlargement is about enlargement of the U.S. death merchants' wallets - by the tens of billions of dollars which the new members will have to spend to bring their armed forces up to the NATO standards. Another boon for the U.S. multinationals; another burden for European taxpayers.
This brings us to the number sixth claw stuck in Europe's back - its liberal immigration policy, mirroring that in the U.S. Ostensibly pursued in the name of "multiculturalism," it is actually a euphemism for helping Big Business lower its labor rates.
Just as the "browning of America" has been "a demographic effect of seismic proportions" since the Immigration Act of 1965, according to Peter Brimelow, a Fortune magazine editor and author of the book, "Alien Nation," helping destroy the cohesion of the mostly Christian Europe has been the agenda of the same materialistic globalist crowd. Enter the millions of "Gast Arbeiters" ("guest workers") from Turkey, Algeria, Albania, Tunisia, Middle Eastern countries... and by the time they multiply and/or bring their own brethren along, Europe will have lost its cultural identity, just as we are losing it in the United States. We will both become "continents of mutts;" full of the "Full Monties" - desperate, destitute and displaced indigenous workers, just as those depicted in this excellent British film.
Now take all six globalist bear claws together - build-up of the EU bureaucracy, the "euro," the "Y2K," the two "enlargements," plus the "immigration" - ripping and gripping at Europe SIMULTANEOUSLY! Only the devil himself could have devised such a way to "help" Europe.
If the globalists' "thesis" is a centralized, integrated European Union, and it is; then the "antithesis," resulting from a popular backlash against this devil's plan, may be Europe Undone, i.e., a disintegration of Europe.
No surprise there. Almost five centuries ago (in 1513), Nicolo Machiavelli wrote in "The Prince" "There is nothing more difficult to plan, more doubtful of success, nor more dangerous to manage - than the creation of a new order of things." Guess the New World Order globalists haven't read anything written prior to Karl Marx?
The death of NATO and/or of the EU would not be a bad outcome for American or European taxpayers, if such useless institutions were the only things to die as the globalists' New World Order crumbles. But a possibility of another Greco-Turkish conflict igniting a "World War I"-style confrontation between the great powers, and of engulfing all of Europe in it, sends shivers down one's spine. The end result may be loss of millions of lives again, perhaps forever dooming the U.S. influence on the Old Continent, just as the World War I ended the Austro-Hungarian empire.
What kind of Europe may emerge from all this? A feudal one. Not in terms of the tools of production. "Feudal" - in a sense that nation-states may break up into smaller, more manageable regional statelets, mostly along the ethnic lines.
If so, this may be a round-about way to realize an old idea. At the time of full-bore globalism in post-Cold War Europe, the idea sounded so "off the wall" that even its author called it "Eurotopia." Prof. A.H. Heineken, of the Amsterdam-based Stichting voor de Historische Wetenshap (Historical Research Institute), dusted off some old ideas, and then polished them up into a proposal for a "United States of Europe." According to his plan, Europe's 350 million inhabitants would live in 75 independent states, each with a population of about five to 10 million.
Why the five-to-10 million limit? "Because where the population exceeds 10 million, there is a manifest case for decentralization," Heineken quoted Prof. C. Northcote Parkinson, a Brit, from his 1970 report. In other words, it's a matter of efficiency. "A state of 30 to 50 million is hopelessly inefficient," Prof. Heineken concurred. Not to mention those of 150 million inhabitans of more.
Both Heineken and Parkinson drew upon the ideas of an Austrian sociologist. Leopold Kohr expressed similar thoughts in his book, "The Breakdown of Nations," published in 1957. That’s right - 1957, not 1975! Kohr wrote that, "it is always bigness, and only bigness, which is the problem of existence - social, as well as physical." Yet here are Wall Street and Washington still trying to build ever bigger institutions - both at home and abroad!
If a "feudal" Europe were to emerge from the ruins of the globalist New World Order, it would certainly spell the end of the world as we know it. But not the end of the world. For, what happens after a fire or an avalanche wreaks havoc in a forest? What follows is - life! A life richer and more vibrant than the one which the cataclysm had destroyed.
http://www.truthinmedia.org/truthinmedia/index.html
The way the French see U.S.-Albright foreign policy:
http://www.truthinmedia.org/truthinmedia/images/NatoWar/albright.jpg
And then there is the NATO "enlargement," the number five claw in Madame Europe's back. Most people think that this is about "European security" since that's what the establishment media are telling us. It is not. How could it be when there is no enemy in sight for thousands of miles? The NATO enlargement is about enlargement of the U.S. death merchants' wallets - by the tens of billions of dollars which the new members will have to spend to bring their armed forces up to the NATO standards. Another boon for the U.S. multinationals; another burden for European taxpayers.
This brings us to the number sixth claw stuck in Europe's back - its liberal immigration policy, mirroring that in the U.S. Ostensibly pursued in the name of "multiculturalism," it is actually a euphemism for helping Big Business lower its labor rates.
Just as the "browning of America" has been "a demographic effect of seismic proportions" since the Immigration Act of 1965, according to Peter Brimelow, a Fortune magazine editor and author of the book, "Alien Nation," helping destroy the cohesion of the mostly Christian Europe has been the agenda of the same materialistic globalist crowd. Enter the millions of "Gast Arbeiters" ("guest workers") from Turkey, Algeria, Albania, Tunisia, Middle Eastern countries... and by the time they multiply and/or bring their own brethren along, Europe will have lost its cultural identity, just as we are losing it in the United States. We will both become "continents of mutts;" full of the "Full Monties" - desperate, destitute and displaced indigenous workers, just as those depicted in this excellent British film.
Now take all six globalist bear claws together - build-up of the EU bureaucracy, the "euro," the "Y2K," the two "enlargements," plus the "immigration" - ripping and gripping at Europe SIMULTANEOUSLY! Only the devil himself could have devised such a way to "help" Europe.
If the globalists' "thesis" is a centralized, integrated European Union, and it is; then the "antithesis," resulting from a popular backlash against this devil's plan, may be Europe Undone, i.e., a disintegration of Europe.
No surprise there. Almost five centuries ago (in 1513), Nicolo Machiavelli wrote in "The Prince" "There is nothing more difficult to plan, more doubtful of success, nor more dangerous to manage - than the creation of a new order of things." Guess the New World Order globalists haven't read anything written prior to Karl Marx?
The death of NATO and/or of the EU would not be a bad outcome for American or European taxpayers, if such useless institutions were the only things to die as the globalists' New World Order crumbles. But a possibility of another Greco-Turkish conflict igniting a "World War I"-style confrontation between the great powers, and of engulfing all of Europe in it, sends shivers down one's spine. The end result may be loss of millions of lives again, perhaps forever dooming the U.S. influence on the Old Continent, just as the World War I ended the Austro-Hungarian empire.
What kind of Europe may emerge from all this? A feudal one. Not in terms of the tools of production. "Feudal" - in a sense that nation-states may break up into smaller, more manageable regional statelets, mostly along the ethnic lines.
If so, this may be a round-about way to realize an old idea. At the time of full-bore globalism in post-Cold War Europe, the idea sounded so "off the wall" that even its author called it "Eurotopia." Prof. A.H. Heineken, of the Amsterdam-based Stichting voor de Historische Wetenshap (Historical Research Institute), dusted off some old ideas, and then polished them up into a proposal for a "United States of Europe." According to his plan, Europe's 350 million inhabitants would live in 75 independent states, each with a population of about five to 10 million.
Why the five-to-10 million limit? "Because where the population exceeds 10 million, there is a manifest case for decentralization," Heineken quoted Prof. C. Northcote Parkinson, a Brit, from his 1970 report. In other words, it's a matter of efficiency. "A state of 30 to 50 million is hopelessly inefficient," Prof. Heineken concurred. Not to mention those of 150 million inhabitans of more.
Both Heineken and Parkinson drew upon the ideas of an Austrian sociologist. Leopold Kohr expressed similar thoughts in his book, "The Breakdown of Nations," published in 1957. That’s right - 1957, not 1975! Kohr wrote that, "it is always bigness, and only bigness, which is the problem of existence - social, as well as physical." Yet here are Wall Street and Washington still trying to build ever bigger institutions - both at home and abroad!
If a "feudal" Europe were to emerge from the ruins of the globalist New World Order, it would certainly spell the end of the world as we know it. But not the end of the world. For, what happens after a fire or an avalanche wreaks havoc in a forest? What follows is - life! A life richer and more vibrant than the one which the cataclysm had destroyed.