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A New Era Has Begun — If It Can Be Sustained
President Donald J. Trump participates in the APEC Summit | November 11, 2017 (Official White House Photo by D. Myles Cullen) DOWNLOAD PDF Remember Ben Franklin’s historic response, after the 1787 Constitutional Convention, to a question from a … Continue reading
Are We Going to Face Reality?
WTC 2 on 9/11/2001 (Library of Congress) Think back to how on Sept. 11, 2011, we watched, as the perpetrators grabbed loaded planes from Boston, Newark and Washington, D.C. and took themselves, passengers and ground victims to fiery deaths—3,000 … Continue reading
Posted in 28 pages, 9/11, LPAC
Tagged al Qaeda, Al Yamamah, BAE Systems, British empire assets, British imperial strategy, British puppet Obama, Bush-Obama coverup, Global Terror Axis, Hanoi, ISIS, James Clapper, Libya, London-Saudi Terrorism, Manhattan, Middle East, new economic order, new paradigm, New York, Obama's treason, Russia, Saudi role in 9/11, Vietnam
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Ryabkov: BRICS Moves Ahead with Economic & Political Agenda Ignored by West
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told International Affairs Magazine Thursday that the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) is expanding its work in both the political and economic spheres—finance, science, technology, and agriculture, and had, as well, … Continue reading
Posted in New Economic Order
Tagged agricultural exports, Alexei Ulyukayev, anti-imperial alliance, ASEAN, Brazil, BRICS alliance, BRICS Development Bank, BRICS+, Brunei, Cambodia, China, economic development, Forteleza declaration, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Naypyidaw, New Development Bank, President Jacob Zuma, Republic of South Africa, reserve currency pool, Russia, Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergei Ryabkov, Singapore, South Africa, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam
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China Expands Strategic/Economic Partnership with Southeast Asia Nations
This weekend’s meeting of the ASEAN Foreign Ministers, which was also attended by representatives of China, India, Russia, the U.S., the EU, Japan, South Korea, and Australia, resulted in two significant advances for China’s global role. The meeting was hosted … Continue reading
Posted in New Silk Road
Tagged ASEAN nations, Brunei, Cambodia, China's Foreign Minister, economic development, Indian Foreign Minister, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Maritime Silk Road, Mekong River, Myanmar, President Xi Jinping, Shinzo Abe, Singapore, SOutheast Asia, Strategic Alliance, Sushma Swaraj, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, Wang Yi
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Three Member-Nations of Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) Establish Eurasian Economic Union
Yesterday, in Astana, Kazakhstan, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Belarus signed a treaty establishing the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU), effective January 1, 2015. The Eurasian Economic Union, a proposal put forward by Russian President Vladimir Putin, will encompass 170 million people in … Continue reading
Construction of Key Myanmar Link on the New Silk Road To Begin
Construction on two key portions of the high-speed rail link between China and Myanmar, and ultimately to India, begins this June, China Daily reported. The route passes through some of the world’s most difficult country. “The Gaoligong Mountain Rail Tunnel … Continue reading
Posted in Pacific Orientation
Tagged Cambodia, Chinese Academy of Engineering, Dali-Ruili Railway, Economic Belt, Eurasian landbridge, Gaoligong Mountain, high speed rail, Istanbul, Kunming, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar Link, New Silk Road, Nujiang River, Singapore, SOutheast Asia, Thailand, Tibet, Trans-Asian Railway, Vietnam, Yunnan province
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Emerging Space Nations Vietnam And Nigeria, Look With Optimism To The Future
In stark contrast to the gloomy outlook of many of the major space exploration nations, the heads of the space programs of Vietnam and Nigeria outlined the necessity of space technology development for the future of their nations, at the … Continue reading
