オバマはアジアにとって一番危険な男
投稿者： kowaiuyononakade2 投稿日時： 2011/11/21 23:31 投稿番号： [4964 / 5582]
中国包囲網を露骨に行い
中東やアフリカではシーアとスンニを対立させ
軍事介入、中国のエネルギー戦略を頓挫させるのが狙い
しかしアジアで火花が散れば
当然の事、在日米軍基地を置き
日米同盟を結んでいる国は
戦場になり、巻き込まれるでしょう
しかも不平等条約 TPPなどを強引に結ばせ
戦費と自衛隊を利用し
戦争を起こす事で日本を潰すアメリカにとっては
一石二鳥か、オバマ、アメリカ製品はアジアでボイコットになりますよ
（大爆笑）
＞＞Top of the US hit list is China. Washington’s criminal wars in Iraq and Libya have in particular been aimed at cutting China out of legitimate energy investments in the Middle and East and North Africa (and Africa generally). That in itself must be seen by Beijing as a flagrant assault on its overseas’ assets. Not content, it seems, with achieving that dispossession of vital Chinese energy interests, Washington is now pushing its insatiable appetite all the way into China’s domain. But such unprecedented aggression is made to appear by the US government and the dutiful mainstream media as a natural entitlement where refusal by the other party is perversely presented as “military plans to deny access”.
Obama’s visit to Australia this week is undoubtedly aimed at further twisting the threat to China. In Darwin, the US president is overseeing the opening of a base that will see for the first time US Marines being able to conduct war games on Australian soil. Thousands of kilometers from China, this development may at first seem inconsequential. But then we are told that the move is designed to station US military “out of the reach of Chinese ballistic missiles”. The insinuation is unmistakable and menacing: China is an imminent threat. Somehow, without issuing any such aggressive moves, Beijing is suddenly made to look as if it is prepared to launch ballistic missiles at US installations.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=27709
中東やアフリカではシーアとスンニを対立させ
軍事介入、中国のエネルギー戦略を頓挫させるのが狙い
しかしアジアで火花が散れば
当然の事、在日米軍基地を置き
日米同盟を結んでいる国は
戦場になり、巻き込まれるでしょう
しかも不平等条約 TPPなどを強引に結ばせ
戦費と自衛隊を利用し
戦争を起こす事で日本を潰すアメリカにとっては
一石二鳥か、オバマ、アメリカ製品はアジアでボイコットになりますよ
（大爆笑）
＞＞Top of the US hit list is China. Washington’s criminal wars in Iraq and Libya have in particular been aimed at cutting China out of legitimate energy investments in the Middle and East and North Africa (and Africa generally). That in itself must be seen by Beijing as a flagrant assault on its overseas’ assets. Not content, it seems, with achieving that dispossession of vital Chinese energy interests, Washington is now pushing its insatiable appetite all the way into China’s domain. But such unprecedented aggression is made to appear by the US government and the dutiful mainstream media as a natural entitlement where refusal by the other party is perversely presented as “military plans to deny access”.
Obama’s visit to Australia this week is undoubtedly aimed at further twisting the threat to China. In Darwin, the US president is overseeing the opening of a base that will see for the first time US Marines being able to conduct war games on Australian soil. Thousands of kilometers from China, this development may at first seem inconsequential. But then we are told that the move is designed to station US military “out of the reach of Chinese ballistic missiles”. The insinuation is unmistakable and menacing: China is an imminent threat. Somehow, without issuing any such aggressive moves, Beijing is suddenly made to look as if it is prepared to launch ballistic missiles at US installations.
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=27709