China-North Korea Relationship

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 18:23:35 GMT

The China-North Korea Relationship

Author:	Jayshree Bajoria, Staff Writer

Updated: June 18, 2008

China Modernizing World's Biggest Army

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 10:19:07 GMT
Preparing The Way For The Kings Of The East: China Modernizing World's Biggest Army
The army parade to mark the 60th anniversary of modern China's founding this fall - a rare chance for China to flaunt its military muscle - will showcase not only the country's newest weaponry but the modernisation of its military...
Preliminary Conclusions From the War in Georgia

feeds@yuku.com (Shell) — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 11:28:01 GMT

Preliminary Conclusions From The War In Georgia

August 13, 2008

By Andrei Illarionov

It is already possible to outline some theses related to the conflict between Russia and Georgia.
- ---The war was a spectacular provocation that had been long prepared and...
If Russia is the bear

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 13:52:55 GMT
First...why is russia refered to as the bear?

2. if it is the bear of prophecy ....who are the 3 ribs telling it what to do?

Dan 7:5
And, behold, another beast, a second, like to a bear;
and it was raised up on one side,
and three ribs were in its mouth between its...

China 'is fuelling war in Darfur'

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 04:41:50 GMT
Remember....china is taking over the oil and mineral industry there....africa prefers them to the western powers cause china only wants to know where to sign, no human rights, or equality chain and balls attached.
And china has no moral police dogs to oppose their methods of securing the oil and mineral rights under their possesion. Not to mention....islam and communism go hand in hand idealistically.

Communism...

Talf of darfur not allowed in china

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 04:34:29 GMT
China revokes visa of gold medalist, Darfur activist Cheek

Olympic gold medalist and outspoken Darfur activist Joey Cheek has had his visa revoked by the Chinese embassy, hours before the speedskating champion was set to fly to

China and Sudan – A Well-Oiled Relationship

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 06:31:13 GMT
I cant help but suspect that all the problems in africa...are due to china supporting terrorism there.
China needs natural resources very badly and they also know that the EU/US companies over there would do exactly what they are doing in the face of terrorism...which is pull out....thus leaving not only the resources...but even the infastructure as well. China has no moral qualms about "putting out the fires" that they themselves are probably responsible for to begin with....

Saudi Arabia/ Russia growing military cooperation

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 02:52:43 GMT
A simple, one-sentence Russian language news item published by Russia's Interfax on July 14 seemingly signals yet another tectonic shift in the Middle East's volatile mixture of oil, religion and weaponry. The item read, "An agreement about military-technical collaboration (VTS) between Russia and Saudi Arabia was signed Monday evening, reports an Interfaks correspondent; the agreement was signed in the presence of RF Prime Minister...

Russia sees Europeans as pawns

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 02:51:22 GMT
So now we know: the "new Russia" of Dmitri Medvedev looks very like the old one of Vladimir Putin. Consider the events of the past week. MI5 accused its Russian counterpart of murder; in return, Russian media "unmasked" a senior UK diplomat as a spy. Britain's largest company, BP, came closer to losing its flagship investment in Russia. The deal to base a US radar station in the Czech Republic was met by a Russian threat of a...

Russian bombers step up provocative flights

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 04:50:30 GMT
Russian bombers step up provocative flights - 18 incursions in past year

Russian bombers have stepped up provocative flight exercises off the Alaskan coast, reminiscent of Cold War incursions designed to rattle U.S. air defenses. U.S. Northern Command, which protects North American airspace, told The Washington Times that...

China Cuba to develope oil fields off florida coast

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 03:32:27 GMT

If there is or was any doubt as to who exactly the bible considered the kings of the east....well I think we can put a confident finger on them now.

Worse....they arent just ...over there....anymore. They thanks to our neighbors to the south they are right on our eastern and western doorstep. And from there can take complete control of our country in a matter of...

BRIC nations grab power

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 03:32:21 GMT
In the latter part of the 19th century, an obscure American admiral, Alfred Thayer Mahan, propounded what he called the "Heartland Theory." It presupposed that if a combination of Eurasian nations (China, India, Russia) merged into a single power block, they could control the rest of the world.

Although a naval strategist, Mahan realized that maritime powers such as dominant Great Britain and the evolving United States of America would only have a...

China, Russia sign billion dollar nuke deal

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Fri, 23 May 2008 07:00:29 GMT
23 May 2008

BEIJING - China and Russia on Friday signed a one-billion-dollar deal to expand a nuclear energy facility in the Asian nation, a Russian official said.

"We have completed negotiations on construction of a uranium enrichment factory," Sergei...

Russia plans buildup in the Mediterranean

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 02:45:59 GMT

Russia plans buildup in the Mediterranean: 'Russia has strategic interests'

Russia has completed a two-week naval exercise in the Mediterranean and plans to re-establish its footprint in the region. Russian navy commander Admiral Vladimir Vysotsky said his...

Russia prepares doctrine for pre-emptive nuclear strike

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 09:53:37 GMT

Barely a month into the new year, the military have already attracted a lot of attention. Following a mild verbal skirmish over ABM components after the holidays, Russian and foreign generals have decided to talk in the open.

In a move that mirrors recent discussion amongst Russia's own top brass, NATO's April summit in Bucharest is widely expected to discuss a report on a potential pre-emptive nuclear strike.

According to The Daily Telegraph, the authors of the...

Settling a Score - Moscow Adopts Hamas

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 04:50:40 GMT
As the Russian navy holds its first war game in the Mediterranean this week, led by the Admiral Kuznetsov carrier with 47 Su-33 warplanes and 10 helicopters on its decks, and the Moskva missile cruiser, Moscow is settling a small account with Washington.

Apparently there has been a Kremlin decision to take under its wing the Palestinian Islamist fundamentalist Hamas government of the Gaza Strip and its prime minister, Ismail Haniyeh, to counteract the Bush Administration's...

Israel's military ties to China

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 07:57:19 GMT
At What Cost Israel-China Ties?
by P. R. Kumaraswamy
Middle East Quarterly
Spring 2006

Israel's military ties with Chinaespecially the upgrading of Harpy surveillance aircraftare undermining the Jewish state's security. The dispute goes beyond friendly and short-lived differences of opinion. Rather, the diplomatic row represents a clash of strategic outlooks that can have lasting consequences. Middle Eastern states, for example, may perceive Washington's public unhappiness...

EU Backs Independent Kosovo, Nears Clash With Russia

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 11:02:49 GMT
www.bloomberg.com

European Union leaders moved toward a showdown with Russia over influence in the Balkans by pledging to chart the way to statehood for Serbia's breakaway province of Kosovo.

EU governments will coordinate an independence declaration with the U.S. and plan to deploy European police to Kosovo, rejecting Russia's efforts to keep the province officially part of...

From Russia, With Bile

feeds@yuku.com (Shell) — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 15:29:14 GMT
just a overview of what Russia has done under Putin's control....this sums it up pretty good.....

From Russia, With Bile

By James Kitfield, National Journal
National Journal Group Inc.
Friday, Oct. 19, 2007

When President Bush looked into Vladimir Putin's eyes in 2001 and perceived a trustworthy soul, it's unlikely that he foresaw the more recent image: a snarling Russian bear, engorged on petrodollars and fuming at past slights. Even as the former KGB colonel has...

China drowning in its growth

feeds@yuku.com (Ammi2) — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 03:48:57 GMT
Choking on Growth: As water is drying up,Chinese metropolis booms

China is scouring the world for oil, natural gas and minerals to keep its economic machine humming. But trade deals cannot solve water problems. Water usage in China has quintupled since 1949, and leaders will increasingly face tough political choices as cities, industry and farming compete for a finite and unbalanced water supply....

KINGS OF THE EAST

China-North Korea Relationship

The China-North Korea Relationship

China Modernizing World's Biggest Army

Preliminary Conclusions From the War in Georgia

Preliminary Conclusions From The War In Georgia

If Russia is the bear

China 'is fuelling war in Darfur'

Talf of darfur not allowed in china

China and Sudan – A Well-Oiled Relationship

Saudi Arabia/ Russia growing military cooperation

Russia sees Europeans as pawns

Russian bombers step up provocative flights

China Cuba to develope oil fields off florida coast

BRIC nations grab power

China, Russia sign billion dollar nuke deal

Russia plans buildup in the Mediterranean

Russia prepares doctrine for pre-emptive nuclear strike

Settling a Score - Moscow Adopts Hamas

Israel's military ties to China

EU Backs Independent Kosovo, Nears Clash With Russia

From Russia, With Bile

China drowning in its growth