Order now and get it in 14-21 business days.See Details All India - Free Shipping. Buy Books in IndiaThe book store at your door. Just when everybody thought that the militarist madness that had been developed in the Cold War was over, Bush - with backing by Blair - has come up with the idea that there were still enemies out there that we needed protection from. Meanwhile, spending on systems that have actually proved useful in Afghanistan is lagging far behind expenditures for costly pet projects favoured by the White House, key members of Congress, military bureaucrats and major weapons contractors. Most of those expenses will be covered in a supplemental request that the Pentagon will forward to Congress later this year. Taking in consideration that the US, the UK and all the other European governments that support wars are the main arms dealers, and a war such as Afghanistan is the best way to display their products. War may well be a waste of resources but its a brilliant profit maker for those who manufacture weapons and military equipment. Dick Cheney, now vice president of America. And an array of former cabinet members from the elder Bush administration have been actively involved in negotiations on behalf of the oil companies with these republics: James Baker, Brent Scowcroft, John Sununu and...

All these companies are based in the countries leading the war for peace. Amoco, British Petroleum, Chevron, Exxon, Mobil, UNOCAL and Enrol before its collapse, are all engaged in a multi-billion dollar frenzy to extract the reserves of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan. Afghanistan remains fundamental in the control of the area, as it was in the past when Russia and England competed for control of it. India, Iran, Russia and lsrael also have interests in the project. A memorandum of understanding has been signed to build a 900-mile natural gas pipeline from Turkmenistan to Pakistan via Afghanistan, but the ongoing civil war and absence of a stable government in Afghanistan have delayed the project. The former Soviet republics Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan are the two major gas producers in Central Asia. Central Asia has enormous quantities of undeveloped oil resources including vast amounts of natural gas, waiting to be exploited.

A similar geopolitical strategy to control the valuable mineral resources of the Caspian Basin underlies the planned aggression against Afghanistan, a Central Asian nation that occupies a strategic position sandwiched between the Middle East, Central Asia and the Indian subcontinent. In the crafting of the New World Order gang who devastated Serbia. Much like the neo-Keynesians have been proven wrong by current economic failings, the cosmopolitan elites of Brussels and Chicago are scrambling to salvage what they can of their ideology. This is a fallacy that has been reiterated by every major crackpot elitist in the past decade because of a fundamental failure to cope with reality. Wohlforth of Dartmouth College continue the same old globalist diatribe of yesteryear by talking about how international institutions as they stand now are failures, yet then in the next breath claim this is not an indication of globalist failings on the whole.