...the real motives behind the wars of the past two decades.

Published on 11 Sep 2012 | We are on a road that leads straight to the World War 3, but in order to see that and to fully understand what is at stake you have to look at the big picture and connect the dots. This video examines the history of the dollar, its relation to oil, and the real motives behind the wars of the past two decades.

Iraq’s Abu Ghraib jail break!

A manhunt is underway in Iraq for hundreds of convicts, including senior al Qaeda terrorists, who broke out of Abu Ghraib prison after a military-style raid to free them, authorities said on Monday.

Between 500 to 1,000 prisoners have escaped as a result of the attack, “most of them were convicted senior members of al Qaeda and had received death sentences," said Hakim Zamili, a senior member of the security and defense committee in parliament.

Suicide bombers drove cars with explosives into the gates of the prison on the outskirts of Baghdad on Sunday night, while gunmen attacked guards with mortar fire as well as rocket propelled grenades.

Other militants held the main road, fighting off security reinforcements sent from Baghdad, as several insurgents wearing suicide vests entered Abu Ghraib on foot to help free the inmates.

Ten policemen and four militants were killed in the fighting, which continued until early Monday, when military helicopters arrived to help regain control.

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Strike Apart: Israel & US clash over Iran attack.

Uploaded by RussiaToday on 21 Feb 2012 : Cracks appear to widen in US/Israeli relations over opposing views on how to approach the Iranian issue. Tel-Aviv is upset by Washington's opposition to launching strikes on Tehran's nuclear facilities and now says that position actually play into Iran's hands. RT's Irina Galushko reports from Tel Aviv.

Meanwhile the UN nuclear inspectors are back in Iran - for the second time in less than a month. The IAEA team is expected to hold key talks over Tehran's nuclear program - with the Islamic state hoping to to dispel all allegations of it's military purpose. Despite growing international pressure triggered by Iran's atomic development, some experts say the West's war rhetoric is misguided.

NATO :: the talk after the recent Talk (Summit)

So, Who is/are  the enemy/ies now, after GW Bush?
Iran, Israel, North Korea ...which one of the 30 states?

Russia 'to work with Nato on missile defence shield'.

Russia has agreed to co-operate on Nato's programme to defend against ballistic missile attacks, Nato's chief has said.

Anders Fogh Rasmussen said at a Nato summit in Lisbon that the two sides had agreed in writing that they no longer posed a threat to one another.

'Real importance'

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said of the summit: "A period of very difficult, tense relations has been overcome."

Mr Rasmussen said: "The Nato nations and Russia have today agreed in writing that while we face many security challenges, we pose no threat to each other."

BBC News :  20 Nov 2010

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NATO : : The talk before the recent Talk (Submit)

Iran is the Plan? 'Happy NATO summit unlikely' :

RussiaToday | November 19, 2010 - RT discusses NATO summit with German based political observer Christoph Hoerstel.





Defining NATO: Lisbon Pill for Identity Crisis:

RussiaToday | November 19, 2010 - Defining NATO's relevance today and in the future, what to do in Afghanistan, and engaging Russia. The key issues to be discussed at a crucial summit for the alliance in Portugal. The meeting comes at a hard time for the group of nations which is facing an identity crisis - sixty years after being created to oppose the Soviet Union. RT's Lauren Lyster reports.

World leaders split over economy

June 27, 2010 | Leaders of the world's richest nations have met in Toronto since Saturday in Canada for G20 discussions after the G8 summit concluded on Friday.

Delegates at the G8 summit faced deep divides over how to tackle the global economic crisis, which was a central topic. Other important issues discussed range from Israel's blockade on Gaza to Iran and North Korea's nuclear programmes, which were severely criticised.

Move To Put Venezuela On List Of Countries That Sponsor Terrorism!

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What Obama's nuclear summit achieved: 5 theories

Leaders and diplomats from 47 countries gathered in Washington this week to forge a unified nuclear policy. What did (or didn't) they accomplish?

posted on April 15, 2010

President Obama's nuclear security summit concluded Tuesday night, after two days of meetings among leaders and diplomats from 47 countries. The Obama administration hails the summit as a success, saying it made the world a safer place. But the summit's aims were so "modest and uncontroversial," says Tony Karon at Time, it was almost automatically "a success." (Watch a CBS report about the nuclear summit's achievements.) Here, 5 noteworthy outcomes from the gathering:

Nuke Summit Seen As Good Start .

CBSNewsOnline — April 14, 2010 — President Obama's nuclear summit is over. Next on his agenda are U.N. sanctions against Iran. Bill Plante reports from the White House.

World leaders pledge to act against 'nuclear terrorism'

AlJazeeraEnglish — April 13, 2010 — World leaders gathered in the US capital have agreed to take steps to prevent "nuclear terrorism", which they said is one of the biggest threats to global security.

In a final declaration the 47 nations at the security summit in Washington DC issued a call to secure all vulnerable nuclear material within four years.

Some bilateral agreements on the sidelines were also announced - among them a deal signed by Russia and the US to destroy tonnes of weapons-grade plutonium.

Obama's nuclear summit

AlJazeeraEnglish — April 11, 2010 — Leaders and delegates from 47 countries have begun arriving in Washington for what US officials say is an unprecedented summit on nuclear security.

The Obama administration has said the meeting is aimed at confronting the threat of nuclear terrorism, as well as how to safeguard loose nuclear weapons and material.

Iran and North Korea have not been invited to attend the two days of talks.

Trying to Make a New START

The Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty would have run out at the weekend - but Moscow and Washington decided at the last minute to extend it while they try to complete negotiations in a replacement.