WORLD-TYRANT WORLD 07 20 14 1

WORLD-TYRANT WORLD 07 20 14 1 

[ The last item of the last W-TW was excerpts fom an AP newsstory re attempted WT subversion of Venezuela. ] 

Meeting with President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro 

17 July 2014, 01:30, Brasilia 

http://eng.news.kremlin.ru/news/22680/print

Vladimir Putin met with President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro in Brasilia.

Earlier in the day, Vladimir Putin and Nicolas Maduro participated in the meeting between BRICS leaders and South American heads of state. 

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VLADIMIR PUTIN: Mr President, my friend, 

I am very happy to see you, and I want to note that everything we set as objectives in our relations with Hugo Chavez, and later, with you –-we are carrying out all of it. 

Despite the hardships in the global economy, our trade is growing; last year, it grew quite significantly.  We are implementing major joint projects, working together in the social sector, in military technology cooperation, and other areas, including energy and construction. 

I know that soon, you will be celebrating Hugo Chavez’s 60th birthday.  If you allow, we would like to send a high-level Russian Government representative to participate in those events. 

You know that we have named a street in Moscow after Hugo Chavez; you were present at that celebratory event.  We are planning to issue a special postal stamp in honour of the 60th anniversary since his birth. 

I am very happy to see you. 

NICOLAS MADURO (retranslated): I am also very pleased to see you.  You are a great friend to our people.  In addition, Russia, under your leadership, is doing enormous, large-scale work to strengthen multipolarity.  So the development of our cooperation is progressing rapidly.  This was the dream of our late President Chavez; he believed in it. 

Today’s BRICS meeting was wonderful and the statement on the creation of the bank was an enormous step.  As I said today during the meeting, this is the path toward a new alliance.  That is how we should continue our work, strengthening our cooperation. 

I am very happy to see you. 

Sanctions and Airliners [Excerpts] 

Copyright by Paul Craig Roberts 

July 17, 2014 @ 9:37 pm 

http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2014/07/17/sanctions-airliners-paul-craig-roberts/print/

NOTE: Photos are now available of the wreckage from the Malaysian airliner crash.  Notice the extensive debris and the large section of fuselage.  

You are observing remains of an airliner that was hit with a missile at 33,000 feet and fell to impact land. 

Remember, no such debris was present at the site where the airliner is alleged to have hit the Pentagon and at the alleged crash site in Pennsylvania of the 4th 9/11 hijacked airliner. 

Give that some thought.  No doubt but that the 9/11 Commission will conclude that only Malaysian airliners leave debris. 

The three traits that define Washington -–arrogance, hubris, and corruption–- make Washington a slow learner. 

Arrogant people wallowing in hubris are incapable of learning.  When they encounter resistance they respond with bribes, threats, and coercion. 

Diplomacy requires learning ability, but Washington left diplomacy years ago and relies on force. 

Jul 19, 12:08 PM EDT 

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_OBAMA_FOREIGN_POLICY?SITE=AP&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT&CTIME=2014-07-19-12-08-31

FOR OBAMA, FOREIGN CRISES GROW MORE CHALLENGING [Excerpts] 

The cascade of overseas developments comes as the American public's views about Obama's foreign policy have soured, turning what was once seen as his strength into a potential liability. 

For a second-term president already hamstrung on the domestic front, the world stage hardly looks like the refuge it sometimes has offered leaders in their final White House years. 

Obama has said repeatedly that a world in turmoil demands American leadership, but this burst of new challenges is showing the limits of that leadership.