zlotamajka
01.08.12, 09:29
To ze Rosja gra na dwa fronty bylo dla mnie od dawna jasne. Ale z tym centrum transportowym w Uljansku to juz jest gra wbrew sobie. Wiem ze bylo to dyskutowane ale tu jest bardzo ciekawy artykul w RT i nie moglam sie powstrzymac no i podaje dalej.
In plain language, the NDN and MSR are pursuing a number of important goals at once: providing access and building infrastructure for exporting Central Asia’s and Afghanistan’s tremendous natural recourses; privatizing natural resources for the benefit of US corporations and local comprador business; consolidating the pro-NATO lobby in the governments and business communities of transit countries; conducting “democratization” at will and establishing pro-NATO, anti-Russian regimes in the region; and creating a pretext to set up military bases “to protect the infrastructure.” On the strategic level, NDN and MSR redirect natural resources away from China to Pakistan and India, help create a regional entity alternative to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the Collective Security Treaty Organization, and effectively invalidate the Eurasian Union project initiated by Russia and Kazakhstan.
By providing Ulyanovsk facilities to NATO and running NATO supply routes, Russia and Central Asian countries are collaborating with the enemy to help it achieve all of the above against their own interests. As the Mackinder Heartland theory goes, he who controls the Heartland – the central part of the Eurasian continent – controls the world. Today, Central Asia, together with Afghanistan, is the key platform to project the threat against the three major competitors: in order of urgency – Iran, Russia, China.
Wbrew temu co niektorzy tu twierdza, Rosja nie buduje alternatywnego systemu. Ona chce jak najbardziej wejsc w system zachodu przykladem wejscie w WTO. Owszem w wielu sprawach (np. Syri) robi dobra robote ale z drugiej strony jak w Afganistanie to wspiera zachod wbrew wlasnym interesom. Trzeba dodac ze ten "transit centre" to moze byc tylko poczatek obecnosci NATO na terenie Rosji. W koncu to typowa strategia anglosaska. Najpierw "transit centre" a potem 1 baza potem druga itd. Ponizej link do artykulu.
www.rt.com/news/first-nato-military-facility-russia-539/