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North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
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The 2007 French Presidential election
Nicolas Dupont-Aignan : "France must withdraw from NATO"
State Terrorism
1980: Massacre in Bologna, 85 dead

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6 July 2005 |
Voltaire, édition internationale |
The emotions that cruel terrorist attacks can generate are not good advice for a moment of reflection. In the past, this kind of attacks plunged Europe into mourning. It happened in Bologna (Italy) in 1980 and in Moscow in 1999. In both cases, the claiming of responsibility for the attacks was false and the people accused were not guilty. In this kind of investigation, all hypotheses have to be analyzed seriously, even the most incredible ones, like that of the “tension strategy”. The Italian example showed that it was the very Italian state, supported by NATO, who directed the attacks to create a confrontation between the Italian people and the Communists. Today, it is useless to resort to the specter of the “red danger”. However, there is the “Islamic danger”. Thus far, there is nothing that allows favoring this (...)
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“A repetition of the unthinkable”
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Pierre Lellouche,
Sam Nunn |
15 June 2005 |
Voltaire, édition internationale |
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NATO, European Union
Latvian President Rehabilitates Nazism
The Oil Dispute in Equatorial Guinea
France Checkmated NATO
U.S. Militarism
NATO: A Contemporary feudalism
Atlantist Influence Circles (NATO) in France
The Hidden Side of the Saint-Simon Foundation

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By
Denis Boneau |
10 February 2004 |
Voltaire, édition internationale |
Sprung up out of the Cold War anticommunist methods, the Saint-Simon Foundation discretely gathered in France, in the 1980’s and 1990’s, political, financial, cultural and media personalities. Among other distinguished members were: Pierre Rosanvallon, Alain Minc, Francis Mer, Serge July, Laurent Joffrin, Luc Ferry, Alain Finkielkraut, and also Christine Ockrent. The Saint-Simon Foundation - a member of the Hague Club (an international think-tank network directed by the CIA) - eclipsed non-atlantist left-wing intellectuals and imposed a unique way of thinking in France.
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