The genesis of the Syrian crisis and eternal war U.S.

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The genesis of the Syrian crisis and eternal war U.S.


During the Great Depression, 32 President of the United States and one of the most prominent statesmen of the first half of the twentieth century, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, said: "One of my main tasks is to protect bankers and businessmen from suicide." This touching concern turned into the greatest tragedy of all mankind - the Second World War, the main instigators of which were American industrialists and financiers.

In that war, more than 54 million people died, 90 million was injured, 28 million of the total number of injured became disabled.

The Second World War solved many problems of the American establishment, but not all: the Soviet Union not only survived, but turned into a superpower. The main task that FD set for himself. Roosevelt, was resolved with over-fulfillment - the United States turned into a global financial center. In July, in the small town of Bretton Woods, 1944 at the international conference of winners laid the foundation for such institutions as the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD, from 1960 - the World Bank) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). At the same time, the US dollar was declared a type of world money, along with gold. By that time, the US controlled 70% of the world's gold reserves. In the United States itself, by the end of the war, there was 129 billion dollars (a colossal sum, and for today!) Liquid savings.

This money, "earned" by American bankers and industrialists on the sufferings and deaths of millions of people, gave a powerful incentive to the production of consumer goods and capital construction. Not to mention the international status that the United States received. Even Rusobof and the ideological enemy of our country Z. Brzezinski admitted: “Paradoxically, the defeat of Nazi Germany raised America’s international status, although it did not play a decisive role in the military victory over Hitlerism. The merit of this victory should be recognized for the Stalinist Soviet Union. " One way or another, but the foundation of modern hegemonism of America was laid precisely in the last world war.

The results of the great and terrible war formed among those who rule America in fact, the only model of behavior: the solution of their own problems should always be achieved at the expense of other countries and peoples. Throughout the post-war period, the United States resorted to aggression whenever they either had economic problems or needed to divert attention from unpopular economic measures within the country.

So, the Korean War was a reaction to the first post-war recession of the year 1949. The invasion of Lebanon followed the decline of 1957-1958. The aggression against Vietnam was a reaction to the economic downturn of 1967, and the "launch" by Carter of the second round of the Cold War - to the downturn of 1979. Fall of 1981-1982 not only Reagan's “military Keynesianism”, but also the American “approach” to Nicaragua and Grenada. I'm not even talking about such large-scale US / NATO interventions in the twenty-first century as Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya.

Many American scientists and writers also pay attention to the aggressive nature of US foreign policy as a reaction to internal problems. Thus, the largest historian of the first half of the twentieth century, one of the founders of the economic direction in US historiography, the author of the 4-heavy work “Formation of American Civilization” Charles Austin Beard (1874-1948) believed that after the victory over Japan in 1945, The United States is "eternal war for eternal peace."

Based on the developments Ch.O. Birda, the famous American liberal writer Gore Vidal, in his work 2002 of the Year, Why We Are Hated, put tables of military and other operations conducted by the Americans before 2001 of the year on several pages. At the same time, “the author out of compassion (to the readers. - EP) did not list the military operations that the CIA carried out in different countries, for example, in Guatemala (1953), or in Iran (1953), when Mossadegh was dropped, or Chile, when Allende was dropped, etc. " And most importantly, Gore Vidal emphasized that “in these several hundreds of wars against communism, terrorism, drugs, and sometimes even unknown at all against what happened between the events in Pearl Harbor and“ black Tuesday ”11 of September 2001, we (America. - EP) tried to strike first. But we are good guys, aren't we? (italics mine - E.P.) ”.

In turn, Ziauddin Sardar and Merrill Win Davis in the book “Why do people hate America” in the period from 1890 (US military action in Argentina) to 2001 (beginning operations in Afghanistan) counted 124 American interventions in various parts of the globe . Moreover, as the authors point out, a special place in the interventionist policy of the United States has always been occupied by provocations. Examples? You are welcome.

In 1898, an explosion of the American ship "Men" was organized - the Spaniards were accused. As a result, the United States began a war with Spain.

7 in May 1915 of the United States was substituted for the German submarines "Lusitania". The liner with a shaded name and without a flag of any country purposefully entered the zone designated by the German government as the “zone of underwater war”. Under wartime conditions, the Lusitania was torpedoed by a German submarine and sank. Killed 1198 people from 1959 ex aboard. This incident was used for informational pressure on the public opinion of many countries that have dramatically changed their attitude towards Germany.

In 1941, Roosevelt was well aware of the impending strike on Pearl Harbor, but did nothing as needed an excuse for going to war.

In 1964, there have been so-called Tonkin incident which has given rise to the top of the Vietnam War.

The explosion of the Twin Towers in September 11 2001 he became a pretext for military intervention in Afghanistan.

The mythical nuclear program was the reason for the destruction of Iraq. A nuclear provocative cause has long been hanging over Iran and North Korea. And now the chemical weapon in Syria.

***

Another American scientist, Honored Professor, gave a terrible description of US foreign policy stories Princeton University Arnaud J. Meyer. He could not publish his article “Untimely Thoughts” on the events of 9 / 11 in the USA - “the most democratic country in the world”. We managed to do this in the French newspaper Le Monde. I quote:

“In recent times, until recent events, acts of individual terror were considered weapons of the weak and poor, while acts of state and economic terror were weapons of the strong. In both types of terror, it is important to distinguish between object and victim. This distinction is crystal clear in the event of a blow to the International Trade Center: the object is the brightest symbol and focus of global corporate and economic power, the victims were the unfortunate, mostly ordinary employees. Another thing is the Pentagon: there is concentrated the highest military command ... of capitalist globalization, causing, in the Pentagon language, “collateral” damage to human life.

One way or another, after 1947, America has become the main criminal pioneer, guilty of "pre-emptive" state terrorism, first of all in relation to the third world countries, and therefore, as a rule, ignored. In addition to the constant subversive activities and the overthrow of governments in rivalry with the Soviet Union during the Cold War, Washington resorted to political assassinations, creating surrogates for death squads and detachments of so-called freedom fighters (such as bin Laden). He organized the assassination of Lumumba and Allende and tried to carry out the assassination of Castro, Gaddafi and Hussein, put a veto on any attempts to curb not only Israel’s violations of international agreements and UN resolutions, but also its policy of "preemptive" state terror (my curse. - E. P.)".

The genesis of the Syrian crisis is set by the very nature of US hegemony. But why in Washington were aiming at the "final solution" of the Syrian question right now? Why turned to the proven scheme - provocations? And why did they prepare her so badly: the staged nature of video frames, slipped to the world as “evidence” of a chemical attack allegedly carried out by the Syrian army, became apparent almost the next day ?!

Officially, the fact of the provocation was confirmed on September 9 at the briefing "Human Rights and Armed Conflicts: US Threats to Use Force against Syria and International Law" during the 24 session of the UN Human Rights Council. As noted in the message for the media following the meeting, “convincing evidence was provided that the videos and photos of the victims of Himataki in the 21 suburb of Damascus in August were fabricated in advance. The audience was shown the testimony of numerous witnesses who unanimously claimed that the chemical weapons in the area of ​​Eastern Guta were used precisely by the militants. The results of the investigations carried out by the activists of the incident and the testimony of eyewitnesses were transferred to the Independent Commission of Inquiry in Syria. "

However, why the U.S. withdrew? It's not in the rules of the global leader and the UN has long been America can not decree.

As already mentioned, the United States used to solve their problems at the expense of international brigandage. It is here rooted crisis in Syria and the reasons for its escalation.

First, at present, the US economy is approaching a “fiscal cliff”. Under such conditions, the promises made by Obama during the election campaign — tax cuts, wage increases, and legalization of migrants — cannot be fulfilled in principle. The country has a stalemate political situation, accompanied by a decline in the popularity of Obama and his team. Exit advisers and analysts from the White House is seen in the "little victorious war." A more convenient place for such a war than an exhausted and devastated Syria is hard to come up with. But the solution of domestic economic problems due to military intervention is the “good” tradition of the Anglo-Saxons.

Secondly, the forces behind Obama actively support and implement the project of “controlled chaos” from Mauritania to Kyrgyzstan and Kashmir. “The arc of instability,” starting in the Balkans, should, by their logic, reach Russia and China.

However, on this path of global destabilization a “problem” has formed - Syria. Moreover, Damascus is an ally of three major powers at the same time - Russia, China and Iran. For Russia, Syrians are not only allies, but also friends, as Vladimir Putin emphasized.

As for the "chaos", it is needed for very specific purposes. One of them is the transit of hydrocarbons. And here again the Russian factor arises. I believe that the escalation of the Syrian crisis should be viewed as a direct reaction to the intensification of the Russian energy policy. The fact is that 13 August during the visit of the President of the Russian Federation V.V. In Baku, serious agreements were reached on oil transit: relevant agreements were signed between the Russian state-owned company Rosneft and Azerbaijani partners; New directions and forms of cooperation in the fuel and energy sector have been identified. Moreover, the signed agreements have a long-term character - “the prospect of years on 15, maybe 20, that is, a good basis is laid for cooperation for many, many years to come.” Following the meeting, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev stressed that “I think that very much will depend on the active interaction, coordination of our efforts within the framework of regional energy issues. We are committed to decisive cooperation, to strengthening cooperation with Russia in this important direction of economic and political development. ” The dry residue of this meeting was the creation of the Russia-Azerbaijan oil bond, i.e. of exactly what he was so afraid of and what the West had been working against for many years.

The genesis of the Syrian crisis was initially, in general, largely determined by the problem of transit of energy resources. As it is known, gas deposits were discovered in the Southern Mediterranean - both on the sea shelf and on the territory of Syria (Kara). In the Syrian crisis, there is another “gas” factor: if the Assad regime is overthrown, Qatar, exporting liquefied natural gas, will be able to transport “blue fuel” directly from the Mediterranean coast through Syria. This will at least double the volume of its exports and at the same time complicate Iranian exports. The strengthening of Qatar in the gas market automatically leads to a deterioration in the position of Russian companies. And if we add control over Algerian gas (which Americans are also actively working on), then this is fraught with a blockade of Russia's entire oil and gas exports.

Speaking about the oil and gas wars in the Middle East, do not forget about the kind of struggle that is taking place around South Stream. But this is a topic for another conversation.

There are other reasons for the escalation of the Syrian crisis and the aggressive position of Washington. For example, the desire to break the bond Tehran - Damascus - Hezbollah, which creates problems for the United States and Israel. However, the demonstration of Russia and all the rest remains the most important in the attempts of the “final solution” of the Syrian issue: the world will be as decided by the United States and the supranational structures of global governance behind them.

And now is the time to recall the words of Stalin, who loved to repeat: “There is a logic of intentions, and there is a logic of circumstances. And the logic of circumstances is stronger than the logic of intentions. ” So, provocateurs and arsonists did not take into account the logic of circumstances. They did not take into account that Russia has changed, and the world has changed. The unipolar system no longer exists, and shouts from Washington in Moscow are no longer as they were twenty years ago.

At the same time, we recognize that the Syrian crisis is still far from being resolved. It is only slightly frostbitten. Ahead - intense and exhausting diplomatic battles.
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  1. +14
    13 September 2013 16: 06
    "All wars are essentially fought for money"... (c) Margaret Mitchell" Gone with the Wind "(the book was published in 1936) ...
    Capacitive and accurate. Neither take away nor add ...
    1. ElektriK123
      +6
      13 September 2013 16: 12
      Well, at the moment, not only because of them, YOU need to prove that they are still a "superpower". Although attacking such a small state, you can show yourself only as tyrants.
      1. +1
        14 September 2013 00: 21
        The collapse of the American dollar is inevitable. And without a dollar (as a world currency) America means little, at least not at all what it is now.
        Even in the event of an attack on Syria, the collapse will not only move forward for a long time (in principle, what they are seeking).
        Attempts to gain world domination, which American industrialists and bankers want to achieve, which can be counted on the fingers 1 and 2. (Obama and the American people do not count, these are pawns performers) fails. Recent US wars have shown that not everything is going as they wanted, after their aggression it was nowhere to establish loyal governments that would control the situation in a particular country. A theory of controlled chaos. that's bullshit. That's why he and Chaos, that no one ever knows what will happen tomorrow, and how side where it comes out. And for the sake of this, it was hardly worth breaking down skyscrapers at home.
        The world is changing, people are changing.
        And in the end, roughly speaking. For every tricky F ... always X .. with a thread there is.
      2. +1
        14 September 2013 12: 28
        I doubt - first of all, money in sachets stopped talking about internal problems and switched to external ones.
    2. +20
      13 September 2013 16: 57

      Americans begin to despise Obama ...

      comment to the video:
      Of course STOB, and well done! It just seems to me that Americans, with a hypertrophied and mentally deficient head part, will not understand the banter and take everything at their face value and will run to transfer dollars to the White House and the Pentagon in the implementation of World War 3, the vast majority of Americans will settle down in my head only "IT WANTS OBAMA" .... sad indeed .....
      1. +5
        13 September 2013 17: 05
        I especially liked about the cat from the house into which the rocket will fall ... laughing
        1. +4
          13 September 2013 19: 52
          Quote: PSih2097
          I especially liked about the cat from the house into which the rocket will fall ...

          The idea with the cat is clearly taken in one of the episodes of the movie "When the tail wags the dog" (or "Cheating") ... wink
          Sometimes Hollywood will make really great films ...

          Who watched this film, they probably remember the episode with the cat on the set of the "news" ... wink
      2. Kipish
        +10
        13 September 2013 17: 34
        guys lend me pliz 10 million dollars a year, as soon as my senator works, I will give it right away)))
      3. +4
        13 September 2013 17: 38
        One way or another, after 1947 America became the main criminal, pioneer, guilty of "preemptive" state terrorism, primarily in relation to the countries of the "third world", and therefore, as a rule, ignored. In addition to constant subversion and overthrowing of governments in rivalry with the Soviet Union during the Cold War, Washington resorted to political assassinations, created surrogates for death squads and units of so-called freedom fighters (such as bin Laden). He orchestrated the assassination of Lumumba and Allende

        The list of their crimes goes on and on.
        1. +7
          13 September 2013 21: 29
          Quote: Sandov
          The list of their crimes goes on and on.
      4. +4
        13 September 2013 17: 38
        Quote: dmitreach
        Americans begin to despise Obama ...

        Have you noticed this just now?
        1. Pit
          Pit
          +9
          13 September 2013 19: 39
          Quote: Nagan
          Have you noticed this just now?

          Yes, actually no one thought about this topic.
          Everyone always thought that ordinary Americans are an amorphous biomass, where TV will push them, they will flow there.
          Ah no, look, not all is lost, for the continent
        2. mihasik
          +1
          14 September 2013 01: 38
          But we were not informed about this))
      5. +4
        13 September 2013 19: 27
        I put a plus, but not a comment but a video. Don't assume that Americans are so stupid. It's just that up to "democracy" there, as before Beijing, backwards - to squirm and squirm, however, as elsewhere ...
      6. +1
        13 September 2013 19: 57
        Quote: dmitreach
        Americans begin to despise Obama ...

        It is necessary to send a video to Zadornov, let them stretch them a little for the zombie !!!
    3. bond_es
      +3
      13 September 2013 18: 44
      money is fiction, resources are what you need.
      1. +3
        13 September 2013 20: 09
        Quote: bond_es
        money is fiction, resources are what you need.

        Resources, land, food, women, religion ... Who cares what was the original cause of this or that war? .. For sooner or later, one way or another, everything will run into gold. That is, in money ...
        1. +3
          13 September 2013 22: 48
          Quote: Chicot 1
          For sooner or later, one way or another, all the same, everything will run into gold. That is, in money ...

          Sooner or later, everything will run into resources: oil, gas, drinking water, clean air, rare earth metals, etc. Gold is good in electronics, but you can’t fill it in a car’s tank. And the fact that it has become the universal equivalent is a temporary phenomenon, about which Lenin did not hesitate to speak out at one time.
      2. mihasik
        +1
        14 September 2013 01: 46
        resources are money)
    4. +7
      13 September 2013 19: 22
      Quote: Chicot 1
      "All wars are essentially fought over money" ... (c) Margaret Mitchell "Gone with the Wind" (the book was published in 1936) ... Capaciously and accurately. Neither subtract nor add ...

      Pecunia nervus belli. Money is the nerve of war.
      Cicero.
      Tolle pecuniam, bella sustuleris. Destroy money - destroy wars.
      Quintilian
      1. +4
        13 September 2013 20: 00
        Quote: kvirit
        Pecunia nervus belli. Money is the nerve of war.
        Cicero.
        Tolle pecuniam, bella sustuleris. Destroy money - destroy wars.
        Quintilian

        And you can also recall the famous Roman emperor Vespasian and his equally famous saying "Aes non olet"(" Money doesn't smell "). Also very in the subject, although initially these words were said on a completely different occasion ...
        1. +4
          13 September 2013 20: 19
          Namely)) the tax on latrines, introduced by Vespasian, agitated his son, the future emperor Titus. And so the little son came to his father and asked "little"))
    5. 755962
      +1
      13 September 2013 22: 51
      Quote: Chicot 1
      "All wars are essentially fought over money."
  2. +3
    13 September 2013 16: 08
    Why did they turn to the proven scheme - provocations? And why was it prepared so poorly: the staging nature of the video footage slipped to the world as “evidence” of a chemical attack allegedly carried out by the Syrian army became apparent almost the next day ?!

    In 1898, in order to start a war with Spain, after which they took the Philippines and Cuba from it, the Americans blew up their own battleship "Maine" in a Panama raid. In 1941, there was Pearl Harbor. At the beginning of the 60's - the famous incident in the Gulf of Tonkin. To get into Vietnam, the Americans blew up their own cruiser. This is the norm for them, so they are arranged. To get into Iraq and Afghanistan, the twin towers blew up. Provocation is the style of Amers.
    1. +2
      13 September 2013 21: 42
      Quote: slaventi
      In 1898, in order to start a war with Spain, after which they took the Philippines and Cuba from it, the Americans blew up their own battleship "Maine" in the raid Panama

      Actually Havanabut that’s not the point. During the explosion, almost the entire crew of the cruiser (260 people) was killed, except for the officers.
      This is how Russian military intelligence officer Colonel Zhilinsky, who was in Cuba at the headquarters of the Spanish troops during the Spanish-American war, described this event: “At the end of January 1898 the American cruiser Mayne arrived in Havana. The sending of the cruiser was from the US government a gesture defiant and demonstrative. 15 February 1898 cruiser died from an explosion in unknown circumstances. The explosion occurred in the evening when the team was assembled and people were already sleeping. The whole team was killed, except for the officers, who, by a lucky chance for them, were absent. The Americans, of course, immediately attributed this explosion to a Spanish mine. But specialist seamen argue that such an explosion could not have come from a mine, but occurred inside the ship. When a mine exploded, a hole had to be formed in the underwater part, but in fact the cruiser was torn in two. ” (“The Spanish-American War. Report of the General Staff of Colonel Zhilinsky sent by the highest command to the Spanish troops on the island of Cuba.” - St. Petersburg, 1899; E. E, Yurovskaya. “Workshop on the new history of 1870-1914 years.” - M .: Higher school, 1979. - p. 259)
      Since the complete absence of officers on the American cruiser in the evening and at night did not cause Colonel Zhilinsky not only suspicion, but even surprise, this means that at that time the American fleet was the only fleet of major powers whose ships completely abandoned officers with the onset of evening and left to their own devices.
    2. +1
      13 September 2013 23: 35
      Quote: slaventi
      At the beginning of the 60's - the famous incident in the Gulf of Tonkin. To get into Vietnam, the Americans blew up their own cruiser.

      Where did you get this?
      "In 1964, the US Navy conducted Operation De Soto off the coast of North Vietnam. As part of this operation, the destroyer Maddox was stationed in the Gulf of Tonkin, carrying out radio-technical reconnaissance. On the afternoon of August 2, 1964, Maddox" discovered three approaching North Vietnamese The captain of the Maddox gave the order to open warning artillery fire. In response, the boats opened fire on the destroyer with heavy machine guns and fired torpedo launches. The ensuing naval battle was joined by a link of American F-8 Crusader carrier-based fighters performing a training flight near her aircraft carrier Ticonderoga, also in the bay. The boats were damaged and stopped the attack, heading for their base. Maddox was ordered to continue on her mission. The destroyer Turner Joy joined him. " the essence of the Tonkin incident, as the events of August 4 are denied by both sides. Other clashes between the DRV and the US Navy there were no sunken cruisers either!
  3. +2
    13 September 2013 16: 09
    A unipolar system no longer exists, and shouts from Washington in Moscow are no longer treated like they were twenty years ago.
    I agree. there is a tendency, the number of dissatisfied with the US policy is many, let's hope for "confusion and vacillation" in their camp
    1. +1
      14 September 2013 00: 22
      There are many dissatisfied with the US policy, let's hope for their rallying. And let "confusion and vacillation" be in the camp of countries supporting the United States.
  4. +7
    13 September 2013 16: 09
    The number of anti-American articles in the media and on sites has already exceeded the number of articles in the midst of a cold war. And politicians say no cold warrior is over winked probably it's time for hot recourse
    1. ElektriK123
      +6
      13 September 2013 16: 14
      I hope it will be without us.
      1. MVS
        MVS
        +5
        13 September 2013 16: 28
        Quote: ElektriK123
        I hope it will be without us.

        I would like to believe that it won’t reach the war at all. Otherwise, no one will be able to sit out.
        1. +4
          13 September 2013 21: 45
          Quote: MVS
          I would like to believe that it won’t reach the war at all.


          Cool you avatar! Super!!
          Plus for your comments and especially for the profile picture!
          1. MVS
            MVS
            +1
            14 September 2013 12: 11
            Quote: hommer
            Quote: MVS
            I would like to believe that it won’t reach the war at all.


            Cool you avatar! Super!!
            Plus for your comments and especially for the profile picture!

            Thank! And you are a plus.
      2. +3
        13 September 2013 16: 48
        Quote: ElektriK123
        I hope it will be without us.

        Hope dies last. The death of America is a patriot's dream.
        1. Ruslan_F38
          +5
          13 September 2013 16: 59
          "However, why did the US retreat? This is not in the rules of the global leader, and the UN has long been no order to America." - they did not retreat anywhere. Expect provocations and the failure of the chemical weapons control plan. Already today, according to Euronews, one of the UN inspectors who visited Syria, in an interview with the host, doubted the possibility of implementing Russia's plan for international control over chemical weapons and indirectly confirmed the need to overthrow Assad and take the country under control. Prepare public opinion for blows.
          1. +4
            13 September 2013 18: 11
            Quote: Ruslan_F38
            "However, why did the US retreat? This is not in the rules of the global leader, and the UN has long been no order to America." - they did not retreat anywhere. Expect provocations and the failure of the chemical weapons control plan. Already today, according to Euronews, one of the UN inspectors who visited Syria, in an interview with the host, doubted the possibility of implementing Russia's plan for international control over chemical weapons and indirectly confirmed the need to overthrow Assad and take the country under control. Prepare public opinion for blows.


            true. everything is still ahead. they will be allowed into various provocations, they will make unrealizable demands, in the end, almost the whole world will say yes to the strikes and will do whatever they have in mind. yes, the amers themselves do not conceal that the strikes have only been postponed. so the threat is even greater
  5. +3
    13 September 2013 16: 11
    While the neoliberal economy rules the world, unfortunately it will be.
  6. +4
    13 September 2013 16: 17
    As they said about old man Yakov in the film "The Drummer's Fate" ... "This oak will make some noise"
    Humanity will still suffer from this "oak" American
    1. +2
      13 September 2013 16: 43
      Quote: Akhtuba73
      As they said about old man Yakov in the film "The Drummer's Fate" ... "This oak will make some noise"
      Humanity will still suffer from this "oak" American


      And the oak is rotten. And when the noise crashes, it will be ...
  7. serge-68-68
    +9
    13 September 2013 16: 21
    I don't like articles that mix truth and lies. The Lusitania was not set up by the American government for the simple reason that it was a British ship. Moreover, it was entered in the register of military courts, in accordance with which masking measures were carried out. Moreover, the Lusitania was carrying a military load. Moreover, the captain of the ship received the necessary warnings about the activity of the German submarines and took a number of measures, including changing the course. Moreover, the death of 128 Americans was completely on their conscience, since the German embassy in the United States warned American citizens about the danger by publishing a warning in 50 (!) US newspapers, including the largest ones. German opponents used the fact of the sinking of the Lusitania - yes. But not organized.
  8. +3
    13 September 2013 16: 21
    The war does not change, the Americans do not grow wiser in any way fool . Their politics is the way to hell am .
    1. +7
      13 September 2013 16: 31
      Quote: MrFYGY
      The war does not change, the Americans will not grow wiser in any way. Their politics is the way to hell

      More likely in the ass ....
      Putin and Lukashenko are talking to the floor, walking along the path.
      Obama comes up to them and begins to say:
      "Wait, I want to discuss" ......
      "I went to. O.pu" - both presidents cut him off.
      A.a. Um .. Hmm .. uh ... and I will first consult with the Senate - Obama was found right there .......
      1. +2
        13 September 2013 21: 13
        like in the movies:
        - You are arrested!
        “Do you have a gun?”
        - Well, then, detained ...
    2. 0
      14 September 2013 10: 18
      Quote: MrFYGY
      The war does not change, the Americans do not wise in any way fool. Their politics is the way to hell am.

      Let me disagree. In the West, one of the main tools of geopolitics is the ass and the active movement of its fans. Their politics is the way to the ass.
  9. +1
    13 September 2013 16: 22
    The UN has long been America no decree

    this is probably the main problem. she will decide - the rest will be easier
    1. +2
      13 September 2013 17: 52
      Whoever dines with the girl dances her. The United States pays 22% of the UN budget, more than any other country. Would you like to take the UN to your dependency, and at the same time to reside? In New York, a lot of people will be delighted if this institution doesn’t move wherever it is because there is no benefit to them from the city, just one concern.
      1. +1
        13 September 2013 18: 24
        Perhaps the time comes to think at all: is the UN capable of somehow influencing the situation in its current position?
        "I brought you peace" - said one hertz from the League of Nations and Hitler immediately occupied Czechoslovakia and unleashed the Second World War.
        I suggest you think about renting this room to justify your 22 percent. This is a business, nothing personal.
  10. +5
    13 September 2013 16: 23
    As for Azerbaijan, it is still in the sphere of influence of Turkey and the USA. but the local semi-success of the Russian Federation, of course, will anger the States. Moreover, they will press on Syria and Iran with all their might.
    So in the next year or two it will be completely fun. And in the midst of this fun will be the Olympics in Sochi. This is where the field for provocations, terrorist attacks and other things.
    1. +3
      13 September 2013 16: 41
      Quote: erased
      As for Azerbaijan, it is still in the sphere of influence of Turkey and the USA. but the local semi-success of the Russian Federation, of course, will anger the States

      You can wait for the inflation of the Karabakh problem.
    2. +2
      13 September 2013 17: 17
      During the days of the Sochi Olympics, all Russian citizens need to be on the alert, in addition to law enforcement agencies, so that the enemies of Russia do not have their provocative plans come true.
    3. +1
      13 September 2013 17: 58
      Quote: erased
      And in the midst of this fun will be the Olympics in Sochi. This is where the field for provocations, terrorist attacks and other things.

      I dare to assure you that if there are terrorist attacks at the games, then not for the sake of American imperialist interests, but in the name of Allah.
      1. +2
        13 September 2013 18: 39
        Here are provocations like waving the rainbow flag are quite real. But it will not be organized by the CIA but by the LGBT.
        hi
    4. +3
      13 September 2013 18: 20
      Quote: erased
      As for Azerbaijan, it is still in the sphere of influence of Turkey and the USA.


      What do you think, if Azerbaijan were in the sphere of influence of the United States, could we send them further when they demanded that we let AWACS planes through our territory?
      I think we wouldn’t even be asked. But first they asked, then they demanded, but still got a cookie.
      it’s definitely impossible to say on whose sphere of influence Azerbaijan is.
      1. grafrozow
        0
        13 September 2013 19: 18
        Quote: lonely
        What do you think, if Azerbaijan were in the sphere of influence of the United States, could we send them further when they demanded that we let AWACS planes through our territory?
        Hello Omar, AWACS are flying locators, they are unarmed and it seems that they can be in the air for up to 12 hours. For them, flying the extra 2-3 thousand kilometers is not a problem. hi
        1. +2
          13 September 2013 19: 31
          I welcome the count! I know, I just brought it as one of the facts that even we can afford it. What for do we need them in our airspace. Let them fly bypassing 2-3 thousand kilometers, but not through us))
          1. grafrozow
            0
            13 September 2013 22: 58
            Quote: lonely
            , just brought it as one of the facts that even we can afford it. What for do we need them in our airspace. Let them fly bypassing 2-3 thousand kilometers, but not through us))
            Yes, kerosene will be burned for two "maserati", they don't like to spend money on staff.
      2. +1
        14 September 2013 00: 36
        Quote: lonely
        it’s definitely impossible to say on whose sphere of influence Azerbaijan is.

        It seems to me that Azerbaijan is trying to conduct an independent policy to the best of its ability, while respecting its interests. The personal relationships of leaders decide a lot. The bleeding problem is Nagorno-Karabakh. The interests of Azerbaijan and Armenia are intertwined here. Armenia is our ally, a member of the Collective Security Treaty Organization, its air defense is included in the Common Air Defense System of the CIS, and our 102 military base is located in Gyumri. Recently, it became part of the customs union. Therefore, a possible scenario of provocations is an aggravation of the Karabakh problem in order to turn Azerbaijan away from Russia.
        1. +1
          14 September 2013 10: 31
          Quote: Boa constrictor KAA
          Recently, it became part of the customs union.

          she has not yet become part of the vehicle.
  11. +4
    13 September 2013 16: 28
    At the same time, we recognize that the Syrian crisis is still far from being resolved. It is only slightly frostbitten. Ahead - intense and exhausting diplomatic battles.
    And not only diplomatic ones ... Now there is a war of special services and compromising materials .. And the most important thing is the destruction of all these scum of bearded people. They have prepared and financed them already everyone knows .. this is more difficult here the main work is being done in this direction .. and success is already evident.
  12. +3
    13 September 2013 16: 45
    You have to be ready.
    The US will give out another muck and it will be commensurate,
    and maybe more results of our actions in resolving the conflict.
    Perhaps even beyond the plane of the Syrian problem.
    The whole situation is like a pendulum, swayed toward the United States, now toward Rosiii, what will happen next if we continue to swing it.
  13. Bob
    +3
    13 September 2013 16: 45
    American politics is debunked.
    In the camp of the NATO allies - confusion and vacillations.
    A unipolar world no longer exists.
    The US economy is facing an abyss.
    Generals in the US are preparing a coup.

    A little more push, another day to hold out. There you look, the logic of circumstances will outweigh the logic of intentions.
  14. +5
    13 September 2013 16: 46
    There is a good historical example. In the memorable 1812, the US government decided to help the fraternal Canadian people get rid of the yoke of the British, who were (surprise-surprise!) Distracted by the war with Napoleon. And they got the consent of the Congress, and weapons were found, and even an alliance was concluded with the Indians ... Only now, the Canadians themselves forgot to ask about their desire to be happy.
    It all ended rather sadly for the aggressors themselves - the troops of the English General Ross disturbed the hero city of Washington, simultaneously putting the White House on fire. The story is old and seems to be out of place ... but the American tradition to precede forceful actions with a chatter about democracy, the desire to protect the orphaned and the wretched, as well as provocations, went from those times.
    1. +4
      13 September 2013 16: 50
      Quote: Jon_ Quiet
      but the American tradition to precede forceful actions with a chatter about democracy, the desire to protect the orphans and the wretched, as well as provocations, went from that time.

      It would have been nice since that time to go the tradition of getting the Americans out of pocket.
      1. +1
        13 September 2013 19: 15
        it is necessary to start somewhere)))
  15. +4
    13 September 2013 17: 03
    The review is not bad. but! with all the successes of today, we are still ahead. major battles are ahead. the only good thing is that at the helm of GDP. he has already proved a lot, I hope that he will not fail again.
  16. series
    +7
    13 September 2013 17: 04
    We need to actively develop an alternative financial system for the BRICS countries!
    this is the key to the progressive development of the economies of our countries ...
    I hope that the next stage in the economic development and integration of the BRICS countries will be close military-technical cooperation drawn up by a multilateral treaty of the Warsaw type ...
    50% of the world's population with good growth prospects ... good
    Our defense research institutes and design bureaus plus the Chinese military-industrial copier ...
    and so the boom SHOWN Natka to die! ... wassat
    1. +2
      14 September 2013 01: 23
      Quote: S-200
      Our defense research institutes and design bureaus plus the Chinese military-industrial copier ...
      and so the boom SHOWN Natka to die!

      Great idea! Create a joint venture and equip all the countries of the 3 world, starting from Latin America, at a low price. Plus a policy to conduct at the Texas branch.
  17. +3
    13 September 2013 17: 28
    If there is no reason and reason to attack the country, the US will come up with a reason or create a reason to attack, especially since the countries that these predators attack cannot proportionally respond to the aggressor, they understand this perfectly. And the reason can always be justified to give a slap, by type:
    - why go without a hat, hare ...
    - why put on a hat ...
    1. +2
      13 September 2013 21: 42
      Quote: ia-ai00
      If there is no reason and reason to attack the country, the US will come up with a reason or create an excuse to attack, especially since the countries that these predators attack cannot proportionally respond to the aggressor, they understand this very well

      Yeah, I won't be surprised if the Yankees start bombing Syria in order to protect the sacred lice in the beards and pants of the Jahids from "flying" (also a chemical weapon). What is not a reason.
  18. -7
    13 September 2013 17: 47
    After the Second World War, the Americans had a unique chance to become the dominant world power, they used this chance, you cannot blame them for it, the USSR also had such a chance, he successfully failed, and the formidable tank divisions won not with weapons, but with a piece of sausage and radio "freedom" , now that we have enough sausages and "freedom", Russian (former Soviet) people are surprised, why does the US act so impudently, so there are no more tools to resist the Americans, this is very similar to "enlightenment" Carthage, when just to buy off the Romans, they gave them all their weapons, flooded the fleet and surrendered Hannibal, and when Scipio demanded to "cleanse the city for its subsequent destruction" the Carthaginians suddenly regained their sight and were horrified at what they had done. So the Americans can mockingly ask here, "Russians, where is your army? where is the Warsaw Pact? where are your arguments? not the nonsense that Lavrov or Putin is talking about some values, put them in one place, but on worthy substantial documents? ", but they are not, do you seriously think that the C300 will stop the Americans? Yes, Syria is teeming with American informers who will immediately determine their locations and the Americans will destroy them, but what next? because they themselves do not know what they want.
    1. +3
      13 September 2013 18: 23
      Quote: Standard Oil
      After the Second World War, the Americans had a unique chance to become a dominant world power, they used this chance, they cannot be blamed for it, the USSR also had such a chance, it successfully failed

      Dirty Russophobic slander.
      The USSR had no chance of establishing dominance in the world. The Soviet people defended their country from the invasion of wild European hordes and suffered enormous economic and human losses, and did not sit out overseas in order to then steal someone else's victory.
      The USSR was rebuilding its country, and the Yankees, who had no casualties, robbed and subjugated Europe and Asia, creating military bases there.
      If the USSR and the Russian Federation did not have the strength to resist the Yankees, these corpse-eaters would have attacked us long ago.
      The Yankees know what happens to those who attack Russia, shake their asses, and so far only finely mischief and try to set their lackeys on Russia.
    2. +4
      13 September 2013 18: 24
      only one thing I can’t agree with you. Americans just always know what they want))
      1. +1
        13 September 2013 19: 54
        Quote: lonely
        only one thing I can’t agree with you. Americans just always know what they want))

        Always know what only alcoholics and drug addicts want.
        1. +1
          14 September 2013 00: 44
          Quote: Corsair5912
          Quote: lonely
          only one thing I can’t agree with you. Americans just always know what they want))

          Always know what only alcoholics and drug addicts want.

          The lonely almost said so: alcoholics, drug addicts and Americans (Americans can live in Canada and Mexico. Americans live in the USA)
    3. +1
      13 September 2013 19: 28
      They just know what they want. From the outside, of course, it looks strange - first, the Afghan mujahideen are declared "fighters for freedom and democratic values" when they fight against the shuravi. Then the same Mujahideen, who made up the backbone of the Taliban and Al-Qaeda, are declared a universal evil and anathematized. Now again the zigzag, when they are on the side of the Syrian opposition, smoothly turn into "freedom fighters, the second improved edition." Here, of course, it will not be easy for ordinary John from Oklahoma in an attempt to understand something ... either schizophrenia of the authorities, or in general, the brain must be turned off.
      But it's simple. The US government is masterful in the Anglo-Saxon political style. And its quintessence is the behest of the British Prime Minister Pitt Sr.: "England has no permanent enemies and no permanent friends. There are only permanent interests." From here you have to dance.
    4. +5
      14 September 2013 00: 11
      After the Second World War, the Americans had a unique chance to become the dominant world power, they used this chance, they can’t be blamed for it, the USSR also had such a chance, it successfully failed, (c)
      ================================================== ============
      One American professor, summing up the results of the Cold War and the defeat of the USSR, said that each party tried to build a comfortable life. Only Americans did this based on the worst in a person. on its animal component. and the Soviets relied on the best in man. on the social part. The Americans did it while it is better. TILL !
      So. what is not yet evening. One bad thing. Our rulers stupidly copy the western. capitalist path. And he is lost.
    5. +3
      14 September 2013 02: 06
      Quote: Standard Oil
      So the Americans can mockingly ask us, "Russians, where is your army? Where is the Warsaw Pact? Where are your arguments? Not the nonsense that Lavrov or Putin is talking about some values, put them in one place, but real weighty arguments?

      Boris, you're wrong! (C)
      And the real, weighty arguments are our strategic nuclear forces, capable (in earnest!) Of destroying their crap of shit democracy. And about the Army, you can not worry with the amers, the work is ongoing and we hope it will be done on time, that is, to 2020. Well, as for the defensive alliance, I think something will grow out of the now weak CSTO, maybe the SCO. Then, the states will come full, their reckless free lafa on the high road will end.
      And as for Lavrov and Putin: these statesmen on the deep front defend the interests of our country and so far replay opponents in all respects.
  19. +2
    13 September 2013 18: 14
    At the same time, we recognize that the Syrian crisis is still far from being resolved. It is only slightly frostbitten. Ahead - intense and exhausting diplomatic battles.

    The crisis is not Syrian, but American.
    Syria is a victim who must answer for the problems of the snickering Yankees, who do not want to fast and throw off the fat.
  20. +1
    13 September 2013 18: 17
    Information feed message:
    "Kerry and Lavrov have begun organizing Geneva-2, where the Assad government and the opposition will sit down for talks on Syria."
    The Americans went home to do the homework of a Russian teacher!
    1. +4
      14 September 2013 00: 26
      The Americans went home to do the homework of a Russian teacher! (C)
      ==================================================
      Let's not fall into the same disease of arrogance and exclusivity that Putin accused American society of. We are even before the teachers, especially for the s.
      But one thing is certain, their pride has received a painful lesson - they already cease to be the only and indisputable carriers of truth in the World.
      And in this regard, our President and the Foreign Ministry have worked well so far. But the battle is not over yet, we have to wait for the next round

      And what about teaching. then we would be in our "twos" / social services, housing and communal services, finally, the export-raw material economy / figure it out, and then teach others.
  21. +1
    13 September 2013 18: 31
    So, the war in Korea was a reaction to the first post-war economic downturn of 1949.
    Yes, like Kim Il Sung moved troops at the behest of the Washington Regional Committee. And the Soviet delegation defiantly refused to vote at the UN, instead of vetoing, also acting on the orders of Uncle Sam. Without UN authorization to send troops today, there would be no South Korea.
    Carter’s “launch” of the second round of the Cold War
    Carter wouldn’t have enough brains for such a tricky move. But he achieved it purely cdypy. To give lectures on human rights instead of discussing matters, anyone will take offense at this. Even Brezhnev, even though he was in senility, realized that his brains were trying to **, and if he himself didn’t understand, there was someone to explain.
    On May 7, 1915, the USA set the Lusitania under attack from German submarines.
    [serge-68-68] revealed the subject of Lusitania above.
    And this is only at first glance. If you look well, it seems that there are still mistakes.
    A lie even in such trifles makes one doubt either competence affapa, or in the intentions thereof. Article minus.
    1. +1
      13 September 2013 19: 44
      Yes, like Kim Il Sung moved troops at the behest of the Washington Regional Committee. And the Soviet delegation defiantly refused to vote at the UN, instead of vetoing, also acting on the orders of Uncle Sam. Without UN authorization to send troops today, there would be no South Korea.

      Kim Il Sung fought in his country against the Japanese invaders and their unfinished lackeys, and it is completely incomprehensible what root crop the Yankees needed there. They would sit at home and would not go where they did not ask.
      Carter wouldn’t have enough brains for such a tricky move. But he achieved it purely cdypy. To give lectures on human rights instead of discussing matters, anyone will take offense at this. Even Brezhnev, even though he was in senility, realized that his brains were trying to **, and if he himself didn’t understand, there was someone to explain.


      No need to stick out your ignorance and lie, you know, keep silent.
      Brezhnev was not marasmus, although he had flaws in speech, but he thought better than any Yankees president, and in comparison with people like Bush Jr., he is simply a genius. And Carter actually made impudent statements that did not contribute to world peace.
      On January 23 of January 1980, Jimmy Carter delivered the annual message “On the Situation of the Country,” in which he announced a new foreign policy doctrine. The Gulf region was declared a zone of US interests, for the protection of which the United States is ready to go to the use of armed force. In accordance with the Carter Doctrine, attempts by any power to establish its control over the Persian Gulf region were announced in advance by the American leadership as an encroachment on important US interests

      With Lusitania, of course, the matter is dark, all the evidence is at the bottom, but it is quite realistic that this was a deliberate planned provocation.
      1. 0
        13 September 2013 23: 31
        Quote: Corsair5912
        Kim Il Sung fought in his country against the Japanese invaders

        And what were the Japanese invaders in Korea at 1950?
        1. +1
          14 September 2013 09: 37
          Quote: Nagan
          Quote: Corsair5912
          Kim Il Sung fought in his country against the Japanese invaders

          And what were the Japanese invaders in Korea at 1950?

          The most ordinary Japanese occupiers and collaborators included in the government of Lee Seung Man appointed by the Yankees.
          7 September 1945 year, General MacArthur declared John Hodge US military representative in Korea, the next day, Hodge troops landed in Incheon. The “Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea” sent a delegation with three translators to meet them, but the delegation was not accepted.
          The government, unlike Japan, passed into the hands of the military. In the administrative system of the country, with the advent of the Americans, little has changed - officials who worked during the Japanese occupation remained in their posts.
  22. bond_es
    +1
    13 September 2013 18: 54
    The USA is such a worldly gopnik, with its own gang of scumbags, but there will always be a Russian Ivan, Kolyan and Serega who will manly explain to them that they are wrong ...
  23. +2
    13 September 2013 19: 31
    By and large, the world gendarme (USA) without a revolutionary enemy (USSR) turned into an ordinary werewolf in uniform. Which well, pisya very much from the idea that the revolutionary will appear again. Not because he is afraid of him, but because he is used to lawlessness. Even though he was a revolutionary, the gendarme turned out to be just a corrupt "epaulet" (the monarchies of the Gulf paid for the operation against Syria). And this gendarme has no choice but to nightmare everyone around him, because if he stops, passers-by will knock him on the pumpkin and go to the reborn revolutionary (Russia). But the gendarme, by his bone, does not understand that a nightmare is not a nightmare, but the time has come to collect stones (for the whole adequate world) and hammer on the helmet of the gendarme with hangers-on (for an inadequate world). And Glory to the Creator that there are fewer and fewer hangers-on. There is no need to find out who is right on our planet, we ALL know who is exactly superfluous on this planet. There is no place for mutants among humans. Forgive me Americans, but the state in which you all live is just a cancerous tumor. {Phew tired of writing, but I posted everything}.
  24. +3
    13 September 2013 20: 22
    Quote: article
    In turn, Ziauddin Sardar and Merill Vin Davis in the book Why People Hate America between 1890 (US military action in Argentina) and 2001 (beginning of the operation in Afghanistan) counted 124 American interventions in various parts of the world .

    Not a big background that happened before the 1898 year ...

    Philadelphia, PA Autumn 1775 Year. The Second Continental Congress, which was meeting in this city at a time when the foundations of the American state had just been laid, made a startling decision. Representatives of thirteen North American colonies, deposited from the British crown, decided to begin a military expedition to Canada, whose inhabitants did not want to voluntarily become the fourteenth rebellious colony and had the courage to openly ignore the calls of their southern neighbors. A huge expeditionary force — 9 thousand people — was sent to conquer Canada. Two columns of American troops under the command of General Schuyler and Colonel Arnold were to capture Montreal and Quebec. The invasion of Canada was the first undeclared US war.
    The expedition to the north brought the invaders neither military laurels, nor political dividends. Heavy losses, lack of ammunition and food, undisguised hostility of the population forced the US troops to retire. In the summer of 1776, the Canadian campaign ended in a humiliating defeat.
    1. +5
      13 September 2013 20: 26
      Further more,
      In 1801, a group of American adventurers led by Philip Nolon invaded the northern regions of the Viceroyalty of New Spain (Mexico). The condottiers, of course, proclaimed themselves "liberators."

      In 1806, American troops under the command of Captain Pike infiltrated Mexico near the headwaters of the Rio Grande River, intending to annex new territories to the United States, but were rebuffed.

      In 1812 — 1813, the United States captured West Florida. Naturally, under the slogans of "liberation" of this territory.

      In 1817 — 1819, under the guise of similar slogans, the territory of East Florida was seized.

      In 1831, North American ships carried out a blockade of the coast of Argentina.

      In 1833, under the pretext of “protecting US interests” in Argentina, American troops landed in Buenos Aires and stayed there for two weeks.

      In 1835, under the same pretext of “protecting US interests” in Peru, US Marines occupied areas in the provinces of Lima and Callao.

      In 1845, the United States annexed Mexican territory - Texas.

      In 1847, US marines occupied the port of San Juan del Norte in Nicaragua.

      In 1848, American aggression against Mexico led to the signing by the government of this country of a humiliating treaty, according to which more than half of its territory was taken from Mexico.

      In 1852, the Marines again landed in Buenos Aires to “protect US interests” in Argentina.

      In 1855, a US naval ship threatened Paraguay, trying to force the government of this country to open rivers for "free shipping."

      In the same year, American troops landed in Uruguay to "protect American interests."

      In 1856, with the support of US Ambassador John Wheeler, the adventurer William Walker declared himself President of Nicaragua; Washington immediately recognized the new "president" and provided him with a loan. On September 22, Walker restored slavery as the first measures of his government and declared English the official language of Nicaragua.

      In 1859, US warships blocked Paraguay.

      In 1865, under the false pretext of “protecting the property and life of American citizens” living in Colombia, American troops occupied part of the territory of this country.

      In 1866, US forces invaded Mexico and provoked border clashes with the Mexican armed forces. The United States illegally captured the area of ​​El Chamisal.

      In 1873, the Americans landed on the Isthmus of Panama to - for the umpteenth time! “Defend US interests that are in jeopardy.”

      In 1885, American troops landed in Panama again to “protect US interests” and restore duty-free transportation of American goods through the railroad in the area.

      In 1891, US ships carried out a blockade of the coast of Haiti, trying to force the government of this country to cede the Gulf of Mol-Saint-Nicola.

      In the same goal, US marines invaded Chile.

      In 1894 - 1896, the United States landed amphibious assault forces in Chile.

      In 1898, under the pretext of “assisting” the Cuban people, US forces intervened in the Spanish-Cuban war, occupied Cuba and captured Puerto Rico
      1. +3
        13 September 2013 20: 44
        Well, not tsuki? A nation born of criminals, renegades and fanatics. A real bin in the old world in which cockroaches and wood lice were equated with people (and even higher). People in black, where are you? The beetles take over the planet !!! wassat
      2. +3
        13 September 2013 21: 22
        If my memory serves me, then this is the "Monroe Doctrine" in action. I'm right?
        1. +3
          13 September 2013 21: 32
          Yes you are right. Something similar to this took place - the Tordesillas Treaty between Spain and Portugal on the division of spheres of influence in the New World. Only then was it divided along the equator, and here it was into the "American" west and the "European" east.
          1. +2
            13 September 2013 22: 19
            Quote: Jon_ Quiet
            "European" east.


            Similar to Jewish East
  25. +3
    13 September 2013 21: 50
    How tired I am of discussing these "world peacekeepers". Maybe they should be reminded of a story that they obviously forgot or did not learn: ------ The presence of Russian warships restrained the southerners' fleet from active operations in their presence.

    For nine months, the ships of Russian squadrons visited many American ports, cruised in the waters of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, visited Cuba and Honduras, Jamaica and Bermuda, Honolulu and Sitka.

    The public opinion of the northern states welcomed the presence of Russian warships in their ports.

    Immediately after the arrival of S. S. Lesovsky in New York, Russian sailors were surrounded by emphasized attention from Secretary of State W. Seward and Minister of the Sea G. Wells. Not only cabinet members visited the Russian ships, but also the leaders of the US Congress, senators, members of the House of Representatives and their families (more than 500 people).

    The headlines of American newspapers of that period read: “The new alliance is sealed. Russia and the United States fraternize ”,“ Russian Cross weaves its folds with stars and stripes ”,“ Enthusiastic popular demonstration ”,“ Big parade on Fifth Street ”.

    On the other hand, the London Times on October 2, 1863 wrote about the attitude of New Yorkers towards the Russian squadron that arrived:
    1. +1
      13 September 2013 22: 29
      Andrey Peter,what are you talking about? In Russia, historians mostly remember this, and even in the States they seem glad to forget. And if we recall the refusal of Catherine the Great to the request of the English cabinet to send the Russian corps to the USA during the war of independence, it turns out that we ourselves have this snake on breasts warmed.
      1. +2
        13 September 2013 23: 12
        Not only warmed up (One might say, they helped to grow up. After all, Catherine was the initiator of the "Declaration of Armed Neutrality" in 1780. Not to a small extent, this treaty also limited the ability of the British to arrange a complete blockade of all the ports of New England. French aid to the newly minted American state during the revolution.
  26. Peaceful military
    +1
    13 September 2013 21: 52
    It's like that.
    BUT!
    "GREAT GAME" arrogant Saxons, while no one has yet canceled.
    A good study of this particular issue, as one of the key in geopolitics, is here:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWBo9mEOiaU
    As the Lord JESUS ​​CHRIST said: "HOWEARS EARS, LET HE HEARS ... HE HAS EYES, LETS SEE ...".
    Give us the Lord and God to have ears to hear (and not listen only) and eyes to see (and not watch only).
  27. +1
    13 September 2013 22: 38
    Quote: Nagan
    I dare to assure you that if there are terrorist attacks at the games, then not for the sake of American imperialist interests, but in the name of Allah.

    And these warriors of Allah are the spearhead of US imperialism, kill me otherwise!
  28. Peaceful military
    +1
    13 September 2013 22: 43
    I just watched the RT video: "Oksana Boyko talks with Human Rights Watch executive director Kenneth Roth about the double standards policy used by international human rights organizations." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K05XcQtqyzA&feature=c4-overview&list=UUFU30dGHNhZ
    -hkh0R10LhLw
    Well, guys, I have not seen and heard not more arrogant, monstrous and aggressively served lies.
    WHAT ELSE TO EXPECT FROM THESE "common people" -Indumans ?!
  29. +2
    13 September 2013 22: 52
    -In the book "1984" a certain George Orwell wrote something like this: The ability of some layers of society to control others is based on inequality of wealth. In an economically developed and prosperous society, property inequality tends to tend to zero. Thus reducing the possibility of control. Among the ways to maintain the status quo, Orwell names this: The state is constantly in a state of war, no matter with whom. Martial law makes it possible to explain all kinds of restrictions on the growth of the well-being of the bulk of the population, to exploit patriotic sentiments, and to fight "internal enemies." In this case, any attempts to criticize or change power are equated with defeatism and betrayal, and ... hello, the gas chamber (well or a firing squad!) Didn't it happen ...
  30. +2
    14 September 2013 01: 02
    Something tells me that the Americans are hiding and are pondering a new rest like: "A missile has been fired from the territory of Syria to the location of our strike group in the Mediterranean Sea, etc." You experts, figure out who launched it there (mercenaries, territorialists, the opposition, the active Syrian army), and we will take immediate adequate measures to pacify the "aggressor". But that later. And now I think that stopping their active actions is connected with a real assessment of possible losses during air strikes, i.e. the initial understatement of the Syrian air defense capabilities, which opened to them at the last moment, and this takes time to revise the strategy for the operation. So do not flatter yourself, gentlemen, OBAMA has not grown wiser.
    If you are lucky and there will be a cool provocation, then you can connect the UK and France. (Better to eat cake in chorus than slurp shit alone .....)
  31. +1
    14 September 2013 01: 16
    the main thing is not to fight for these pigs, they already pissed off everything they could, now they are waiting for the Russian vanka, we will break it, but why?
    1. +1
      14 September 2013 01: 26
      For whom to fight is not up to you, pin "dos. angry
  32. +1
    14 September 2013 01: 53
    it’s not for me to decide, right, that's just reluctance for these pigs, give them that tanks, that the planes are Indians and cry for the whole world, the Russians will fight for us? I can’t tolerate no less than yours (reserve officer, tanker)
    1. +1
      14 September 2013 02: 39
      Quote: barbiturate
      it’s not for me to decide, right, that's just reluctance for these pigs, give them that tanks, that the planes are Indians and cry for the whole world, the Russians will fight for us? I can’t tolerate no less than yours (reserve officer, tanker)
      We do not defend Syrian interests there, but ours! and all the talk that we don’t need it, it doesn’t concern us, the conversation is not far people. If necessary, we’ll go to Syria. They are not pigs, calling them so, you have not gone far from them (pigs).
  33. Marine One
    -1
    14 September 2013 02: 07
    Here is a pre-revolutionary picture-caricature from the British magazine Puck, reflecting the then correct relations of good Russian people with Europe. Note that there is no threat in the Soviet-Putin spirit (“We will declare the Third World War, our MIGs will sit in Riga!”), Everything is exclusively voluntary and with a song. And a dance.

    This picture (1897) is more than a hundred years old, more than a hundred years of the degradation of Russian geopolitics, the current symbol and logical conclusion of which is an article by the elderly "the schukol-liberals will not pass" in the main US liberal newspaper - the New York Times. A little over a hundred years have passed, and the output is Stability. Statehood. Spirituality. Getting up from your knees. The application for the Nobel Prize ... and Putin, as a newspaper columnist (!!!) in poor Soviet English, begs Obama not to bomb Assad. Against the background of the current disgrace, the paratroopers in Pristina, driving off an English helicopter with commandos with an APC from the runway, are recalled as a strange alien dream.

    Guys, girls, aren't you tired of barking at America? America, as befits a normal state, acts exclusively in its own interests. Can it be enough to "save the world" and "we are for all good against all bad"? Maybe we will be like America, at least a little? .. Let's think about ourselves and act for ourselves.
    1. 0
      14 September 2013 09: 58
      Quote: Marine One
      more than a hundred years of degradation of Russian geopolitics, the current symbol and logical conclusion of which is an article by an elderly "pike-catcher-liberals will not pass" in the main liberal US newspaper - New York Times. A little over a hundred years have passed, and the output is Stability. Statehood. Spirituality. Getting up from your knees. The application for the Nobel Prize ... and Putin, as a newspaper columnist (!!!) in poor Soviet English, begs Obama not to bomb Assad. Against the background of the current disgrace, the paratroopers in Pristina, driving off an English helicopter with commandos with an APC from the runway, are recalled as a strange alien dream.

      Stupid reasoning of the round ignoramus and the enemy of Russia.
      Russia has always dominated dominates and will dominate in Europe and Asia simply because of its geographical position and real political, military and economic power.
      No matter how much the Yankees push, they will inevitably have to get out of Europe and Asia, where they climbed only because of the World War and thanks to the victory of the USSR and the union with the USSR.
      Putin did not beg Obama, but really outlined his stupidity and savage ignorance in geopolitics and international law, which only savages do not recognize.
      It is high time for the corpse-eaters Yankes to understand that the times of "gunboat politics" are over and if they violate international law, it will inevitably turn against them, for every cunning Yusov's ass there is a "geopolitics tool" without laws.
      English language Putin needs as a fish an umbrella, he is not a translator, but the president. I doubt that Barak knows and can correctly pronounce at least one Russian word.
      There is much more reason to award Putin a peace prize than a corpse-eater and killer of women and children Barak with savage howls to stunning tomahawks.
      1. Marine One
        +1
        14 September 2013 12: 51
        Quote: Corsair5912
        Stupid reasoning of the round ignoramus and the enemy of Russia.

        My internal political officer, he is a third-term Putin political strategist who burst into tears of emotion over your words. In the sky - SSJ, on land - BMD-4, in space - GLONASS, under water - also GLONASS, on the pages of Foreign Policy - a week of Soviet columnists, Kim Jong-un will cover the eastern frontier. So win!
    2. +1
      14 September 2013 17: 05
      -What a great picture ... That's just it ... Yes!
  34. KononAV
    +1
    15 September 2013 09: 10
    The blame for everything is a consumer society, and an attempt to build material happiness. How to change people's worldview.
  35. +1
    15 September 2013 19: 02
    Quote: Nagan
    Whoever dines with the girl dances her. The United States pays 22% of the UN budget, more than any other country. Would you like to take the UN to your dependency, and at the same time to reside?

    This gives you the right to ruin entire camps with impunity, to bomb a chemical. factories in the name of democracy, not to mention the atrocities in Vietnam, where you used chemical weapons nationwide. Hitler is a great humanist compared to you.
  36. 0
    13 November 2013 18: 53
    Quote: a52333
    A unipolar system no longer exists, and shouts from Washington in Moscow are no longer treated like they were twenty years ago.
    I agree. there is a tendency, the number of dissatisfied with the US policy is many, let's hope for "confusion and vacillation" in their camp


    Russia for the Yusovites is now not a goal, but rather an obstacle on the way to the goal, but the goal of China. I will explain. The Yusovites are weighing a big war to write off the external debt (that's why they are so abundantly developing new weapons systems). The Chinese, who own the largest chunk of this debt, folded 2 + 2, and began frantically to arm themselves and modernize the army (it comes to the point that they commission new ships, almost without full-scale testing of new systems). The second largest holders of the debt - the Saudis (knowing that on occasion they will be reminded of the Wakhabis and Bin Laden), also began to crawl sideways into the shadows and arm themselves (new tanks and planes in large numbers), as well as flirt with Moscow. And on the other hand, the last flirting of the Yusovites with the oil-bearing Iran to which they owe nothing is a sign that they are looking for a "blank slate". They have already prepared Libya and Iraq (the countries are weakened and in chaos), during the war they will be able to freely enter and use oil. With Assad, the game is even more subtle, he was weakened and scared and "forgiven", at hour X he will simply be pinned to the wall and forced to choose a side, and it is not a fact that he will not choose the Yusovites, especially if the Iranian card plays. The role of Russia in this scenario is an outside observer, and ideally an ally of the Yusovites - if it succeeds in pushing its heads against China. Anti-missile defense systems in Europe are being built against China, knowing that it will not stop the Russian arsenal. The United States needs a war against Russia in this whole game last. Again, the ideal scenario for them is "Russia is an ally." Since together they will tear China and its allies to shreds without unnecessary losses, the PRC will find itself geographically between a rock and a hard place.
    The most interesting thing - I suspect that this scenario is known in the Kremlin. Too early in time, Putin bailed out Obama in the episode with Syria and turned the gates from Saudi’s unprecedented generosity. Add another desire to reconcile Iran with the West ... suggestive, it is worthwhile to calculate the benefits of Russia from participating in such a redivision of the world. One worth removing OPEC from the oil rudder is worth it, and the prospect of turning China into the most powerful superpower on the planet of Russian analysts is no more pleasing than US analysts, they are all familiar with the model of the Cold War model - everything is familiar and predictable there. I will be happy to hear your opinions.
  37. 0
    13 November 2013 18: 54
    Quote: a52333
    A unipolar system no longer exists, and shouts from Washington in Moscow are no longer treated like they were twenty years ago.
    I agree. there is a tendency, the number of dissatisfied with the US policy is many, let's hope for "confusion and vacillation" in their camp


    Russia for the Yusovites is now not a goal, but rather an obstacle on the way to the goal, but the goal of China. I will explain. The Yusovites are weighing a big war to write off the external debt (that's why they are so abundantly developing new weapons systems). The Chinese, who own the largest chunk of this debt, folded 2 + 2, and began frantically to arm themselves and modernize the army (it comes to the point that they commission new ships, almost without full-scale testing of new systems). The second largest holders of the debt - the Saudis (knowing that on occasion they will be reminded of the Wakhabis and Bin Laden), also began to crawl sideways into the shadows and arm themselves (new tanks and planes in large numbers), as well as flirt with Moscow. And on the other hand, the last flirting of the Yusovites with the oil-bearing Iran to which they owe nothing is a sign that they are looking for a "blank slate". They have already prepared Libya and Iraq (the countries are weakened and in chaos), during the war they will be able to freely enter and use oil. With Assad, the game is even more subtle, he was weakened and scared and "forgiven", at hour X he will simply be pinned to the wall and forced to choose a side, and it is not a fact that he will not choose the Yusovites, especially if the Iranian card plays. The role of Russia in this scenario is an outside observer, and ideally an ally of the Yusovites - if it succeeds in pushing its heads against China. Anti-missile defense systems in Europe are being built against China, knowing that it will not stop the Russian arsenal. The United States needs a war against Russia in this whole game last. Again, the ideal scenario for them is "Russia is an ally." Since together they will tear China and its allies to shreds without unnecessary losses, the PRC will find itself geographically between a rock and a hard place.
    The most interesting thing - I suspect that this scenario is known in the Kremlin. Too early in time, Putin bailed out Obama in the episode with Syria and turned the gates from Saudi’s unprecedented generosity. Add another desire to reconcile Iran with the West ... suggestive, it is worthwhile to calculate the benefits of Russia from participating in such a redivision of the world. One worth removing OPEC from the oil rudder is worth it, and the prospect of turning China into the most powerful superpower on the planet of Russian analysts is no more pleasing than US analysts, they are all familiar with the model of the Cold War model - everything is familiar and predictable there. I will be happy to hear your opinions.