This is the vision of the New World Order: an ascendant China, a defiant Russia, a weakened international European community, and the ripple effect of values changing across the world… (more…)
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August 25, 2008
The Shape of Things To Come: Russia, China, al-Qaeda, the Philippines
Posted by willshakespeare under US elections, US politics, United States, World, afghanistan, china, politics, russia, soviet union, ukraine, vladimir putin | Tags: al-Qaeda, arroyo, beijing, chinese olympics, ethnicity, geopolitics, georgia, mindanao, mv princess, nationhood, NATO, olympic games, Roman Empire, russia-georgian war, SONA |[10] Comments
February 29, 2008
Inertia: Sustaining the EDSA Movement
Posted by willshakespeare under 1986, Christ, Christian, Church, De Venecia, Democracy, God, History, Legislature, Manila, Opinion, Philippine politics, Philippines, Pinoy, Society, Southeast Asia, Suharto, Thoughts, US election, United States, United nations, World, aquino, arroyo, autocracy, cardinal sin, chance, china, chinese politics, cory, cynicism, despair, destiny, dictator, dictatorship, duty, ed panlilio, edsa, edsa dos, election, enlightenment, estrada, euphoria, faith, ferdinand marcos, hitler, independence, inertia, influence, insurrection, interfaith rally, issues, judgment, justice, legitimacy, magdalo, marcos, martial law, military, momentum, music, nazi, nazi germany, ninoy, ninoy aquino, obligations, oscar cruz, pain, patriotism, peace, people power, political reform, politics, rebellion, reflection, reform, republic, revolution, serfdom, suffering, thaksin, thaksin shinawatra, work, zte scandal, zte-nbn[18] Comments
No, no, no, Arroyo will not listen… but we will howl nevertheless. In the two years she remains in power, we will howl her in the streets, howl her in the courts, and howl her out of office. We will howl like mad, and make all of government tremble with fear… (more…)
February 24, 2008
The New (Eastern) Order: Russia’s out of it
Posted by willshakespeare under America, Iraq, US politics, United States, World, balkans, central asia, china, communism, cuba, election, europe, european union, fidel castro, games, independence, influence, iran, issues, kazakhstan, kosovo, latin america, middle east, milosevic, north korea, poland, politics, post-Cold war, russia, russian elections, serbia, soviet union, the great game, ukraine, vladimir putin1 Comment
Since Vladimir Putin’s accession to the Presidency, Russia has fought a long, uphill battle to maintain its status as a global heavyweight. Despite their best efforts, they have lost the fear and impression of the states around them… (more…)