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Flashpoint in Ukraine : how the US drive for hegemony risks World War III / edited by Stephen Lendman

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  • Flashpoint in Ukraine : how the US drive for hegemony risks World War III / edited by Stephen Lendman
  • Atlanta (Ga.) : Clarity press, cop. 2014
  • 1 vol. (269 p.) : carte ; 23 cm
  • 978-0-9860731-4-4
  • 0-9860731-4-8
  • 9780986073144 br.
  • 320.947 7
  • Index
  • Washington's recklessness and irresponsibility endanger the world / Paul Craig Roberts Washington has set the world on a path to war / Paul Craig Roberts The new cold war's Ukraine gambit / Michael Hudson The geo-politics behind Euromaidan / Mahdi Nazemroaya Crisis in Ukraine : Russia extends its control over the Black Sea and strategic waterways / Michel Chossudovsky The geostrategic significance of Ukraine in NATO's drive to the East / Rick Rozoff Ukraine's IMF deal means Greece-like depression / Jack Rasmus Hangover in Ukraine : Treaty of Versailles spirits packaged in Bretton Woods bottles : the morning after / Jeffrey Sommers Containing Russia / Stephen Lendman Mother Russia : an elusive prize / John Kozy The labyrinth of geography in a time of terror : from K Street to Kiev and back again / Matthew T. Witt The norms of justice, international law, and the "duty to protect" / Robert Abele Ukraine : from coup to police state / Andrew Kolin Putin v. Obama : geopolitical opposites / Stephen Lendman Obama's Ukrainian power grab, sanctions and the boomerang effect / James Petras Propaganda war on Russia / Stephen Lendman Obama's advancing empire : putsch, pillage and duplicity / James Petras Decline of the American Empire? / James Petras Is Ukraine a turning point in history? / Rodney Shakespeare The Ukraine crisis : decoding its deep structural meaning / John McMurtry
  • Présentation de l'éditeur : "Flashpoint in Ukraine provides insight into today's gravest geopolitical crisis since WW II. Possible global war looms. Per the Western mainstream media, the crisis arose due to pro-democracy activists overturning a brutal dictatorship, which led swiftly to Russian incursion into Ukraine and annexation of Crimea. Per the 20 highly-credentialed analysts who have contributed to this anthology, it's an entirely different story. Obama's pivot is global, in pursuit of unchallenged worldwide dominance, leading to multiple direct and proxy wars. Neocon-dominated Washington seeks to marginalize its Russian and Chinese rivals, surrounding both countries with US bases. Ukraine is in the eye of the storm, the crown jewel of NATO eastward expansion, the last step in Washington's drive to incorporate all former Soviet republics and Warsaw Pact countries into NATO and install missile defense sites on Russia's very border. To that end, the US has poured some $5 billion into 'pro-democracy' NGOs which, counter to intention or not, were soon swept aside by neo-Nazi groups, and leading to the installation as President of former central banker, Arseniy Yatseniuk, advance leaked as the unelected pick of Victoria Nuland, US Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs. Russia did not invade Crimea and in fact has taken an extremely measured response with primary emphasis on diplomacy and ending the crisis, while NATO, European and US spokespersons and media are seeking to dramatize and indeed resurrect a 'Russian threat.' Eastern resistance forestalls Obama's imperial project. The West appears willing to pursue it, at the risk not just of Ukrainian civil war and potential East/West confrontation but of global nuclear war. The flashpoint in Ukraine risks the unthinkable."
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