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We are forming a global alliance against globalism, and neutrality studies is part of that. Don't get confused, let's just live with the contradiction.
Last Friday we held the second panel of independent social media contributors, discussing the new multipolarity we are now in, why we think that the collective west is being collectively stupid about it, and what we—and you—can do to oppose the lunacy.
The Basics:
* Multipolarity is not only an emerging reality, it is also a preferable foundation for global order.
* Neutrality is an important tool within the overall mix of how nations view themselves and position themselves in the context of integrated and indivisible security.
* NATO is a dangerous organisation and its expansion globally is undesirable and contrary to achieving a sustainable peace.
Work in progress.
More here: Multipolarpeace.com
Contributors:
Dr. Warwick Powell
Dr. Pascal Lottaz: Neutrality Studies
Jerry Grey: Jerry's Take on China Youtube,
/ @jerrystakeonchina799
Arnaud Bertrand: Twitter, https://twitter.com/rnaudbertrand?s=2...
Dr. Jeff Rich: Burning Archive Youtube,
/ @theburningarchive Substack,
Dr. Digby Wren Substack, https://substack.com/@digbywren
Dr. David Oualaalou: Geopolitical Trends Youtube,
/ @geopoliticaltrends S.L. Kanthan Substack,
Twitter, https://twitter.com/kanthan2030?s=21&...
Einar Tangen Linkedin, https://www.linkedin.com/in/ehtangen/...
Dr. John Pang Twitter, https://twitter.com/jynpang?s=21&t=Oe...
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We are forming a global alliance against globalism, and neutrality studies is part of that. Don't get confused, let's just live with the contradiction.
Last Friday we held the second panel of independent social media contributors, discussing the new multipolarity we are now in, why we think that the collective west is being collectively stupid about it, and what we—and you—can do to oppose the lunacy.
The Basics:
* Multipolarity is not only an emerging reality, it is also a preferable foundation for global order.
* Neutrality is an important tool within the overall mix of how nations view themselves and position themselves in the context of integrated and indivisible security.
* NATO is a dangerous organisation and its expansion globally is undesirable and contrary to achieving a sustainable peace.
Work in progress.
More here: Multipolarpeace.com
Contributors:
Dr. Warwick Powell
Dr. Pascal Lottaz: Neutrality Studies
Jerry Grey: Jerry's Take on China Youtube,
/ @jerrystakeonchina799
Arnaud Bertrand: Twitter, https://twitter.com/rnaudbertrand?s=2...
Dr. Jeff Rich: Burning Archive Youtube,
/ @theburningarchive Substack,
Dr. Digby Wren Substack, https://substack.com/@digbywren
Dr. David Oualaalou: Geopolitical Trends Youtube,
/ @geopoliticaltrends S.L. Kanthan Substack,
Twitter, https://twitter.com/kanthan2030?s=21&...
Einar Tangen Linkedin, https://www.linkedin.com/in/ehtangen/...
Dr. John Pang Twitter, https://twitter.com/jynpang?s=21&t=Oe...
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Saknas det avsnitt?
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Good morning,
Today is Wednesday the 10th of July 2024 and today we're going to explore the NATO Summit that's being held in Washington today and tomorrow. And, I think we're going to start with an article written by the the former Singapore ambassador to the United Nations, Kishore Mahbubani, who was actually appointed twice as Singapore’s UN ambassador.
Now, he's a very, very well-respected figure, and he wrote in 2021 that...
“that the Pacific has no need of the destructive militaristic culture of the Atlantic Alliance.”
Now, what was he talking about?
What he was talking about was the fact that NATO, which has existed since post-World War II and the Cold War era, basically has been involved in invasions and wars in Europe, in the Middle East, Central Asia, North Africa and other places.
And now the United States wants NATO to be dragged in to Asia.
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