Paul Labarique

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“Democratic interference” failures

by Paul Labarique

18 February 2005

The Bush administration’s many attempts to overthrow Alexander Lukashenko and destabilize Belarus to bring it to the North Atlantic orbit (NATO) have failed. Not precisely because the extremely authoritarian president has had the support of Russia, but because it has relied on his voters. (...)

Resistance to Interference

Belarus under Pressure

by Paul Labarique

15 February 2005

Since the collapse and disappearance of the Soviet Union, the United States has multiplied its treacherous attacks to take control of the former Soviet republics of the region in order to surround Russia. Although they achieved their goal by using similar flexible methods in Yugoslavia, (...)

The Colombia Plan

Cocaine, Oil and Mercenaries

by Paul Labarique

14 February 2005

The Colombia Plan, presented in 1998 by President Andrés Pastrana as a program for economic development without drugs, is actually a front for the deployment of US troops in the country. The military operations directed - from Washington - by General McCaffrey have cost the lives of thousands (...)

Bush: The 2005 State of the Union Address

The United States Threaten Syria and Iran

by Paul Labarique

7 February 2005

Every speech made by President Bush gets the United States closer and closer to the Orwellian language. The 2005 State of the Union address was another occasion for new aggressive statements, for a new re-writing of History with a significant melodramatic staging. As a backdrop, Mr. Bush first (...)

The Antithesis of Kissinger

Donald Rumsfeld: a Machiavellian Artist in Power

by Paul Labarique

12 October 2004

As a skillful manipulator, Donald Rumsfeld opposed in the heart of the Republican Party to the realism of Henry Kissinger. Far from being a warmonger by ideology, this pupil of Machiavelli became a “hawk” so that Americans could dream of greatness after the humiliation of Viet Nam. He has (...)

Violence Theoretician

Paul Wolfowitz, the Pentagon’s Soul

by Paul Labarique

4 October 2004

For thirty years, Paul Wolfowitz has been a member of almost all Pentagon’s civilian cabinets. A brilliant intellectual, and a disciple of Leo Strauss, he justifies war as a means to expand free market democracy. An expert in making up unreal threats to receive money and embark on war (...)

Clash of Civilizations

Strange Confessions by the Al Qaeda “repentant”

by Paul Labarique

Paris (France) | 21 September 2004

The theory that sums up the destruction of the World Trade Center and production of fake magnetic cards in a suburb in France is part of the same plan, the same world terrorist organization, and is based only on the confessions of the “repentant of Al Qaeda.” However, in a more detailed (...)

George W. Bush’s ecologist

Gale Norton, Minister of Ideological Pollution

by Paul Labarique

17 September 2004

Gale Norton has tow faces: when she addresses voters, she is an ecologist lawyer and a pacifist in favor of the legalization of soft drugs and the elimination of CIA. But when she was appointed Bush’s Minister of Environment, she only dealt with extreme right-wing associations, defended what (...)

Within Reactionaries

The Manhattan Institute, Neoconservatives’s Lab

by Paul Labarique

15 September 2004

Antony Fisher founded 90 institutes around the world with the purpose of disseminating libertarian ideas. One of them is the Manhattan Institute of New York, whose objective is to taboos. The “neoconservative Revolution” promoted by the institution intended to eliminate the counterculture of (...)

War against Terrorism

Justice Did Not Find Al-Qaeda Agents in Europe

by Paul Labarique

Paris (France) | 19 August 2004

Periodically, media outlets report the arrest of Al-Qaeda members in Europe thus endorsing the US theory of an Islamic world conspiracy. However, in every case, the courts have rejected the accusations that say these people belong to a world terrorist organization. The sentences pronounced (...)

The United States Leviathan

Witch Hunts: from Communists to Muslims

by Paul Labarique

24 June 2004

From the beginnings of the 20th century, the United States has forged its national unity based upon the denunciation of an internal enemy. The communists occupy a privileged place among the targets of this witch hunt, which also include anarchists, citizens of Japanese descent, homosexuals and (...)

Specialist of Dirty War in Latin America

Otto Reich and the Counterrevolution

by Arthur Lepic , Paul Labarique

Paris (France) | 14 May 2004

In order to impose his order in Latin America, George W. Bush turned to an inflexible specialist of counterrevolution: Otto Reich. Despite protests by all Latin American countries and the Senate, he appointed Reich his special envoy in the continent. The past of Otto Reich is revealing: (...)

Good taste, American style

Ford Foundation, a philanthropic facade for the CIA

by Paul Labarique

5 April 2004

Between 1947 and 1966 the Ford Foundation played a key role in the network of US interference in Europe through the subvention of magazines, scientific programs and non-communist left-wing organizations. The largest philanthropic organization in the world was in fact providing a respectful (...)

Gambit Adjar, Checkmate

Remarkable Move in Georgian Chess

by Paul Labarique

19 March 2004

The United States and Russia are facing off through interposed nations to control the oil of the Caspian Sea. Georgia, a result of the collapse of the USSR, has fallen into Washington’s influence for the so-called “revolution of roses”. However, Moscow still had military bases in the country (...)

From revolutionnaries to mercenaries

The Moudjahidins that lost their way

by Paul Labarique

Paris (France) | 17 February 2004

The Moudjahidin of the People (hereinafter “the MDP”) was the progeny
of an armed resistance to the dictatorship of Iran’s shah. Its raison
d’etre was to bring about an Islamic and social revolution. However,
Ayatollah Khomeiny, shoved it, sine nolente, to a side. From objective (...)

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