Brezinski False Flag

MC 2000

Punishing Pakistan and Challenging China

This is Part 2 of "Pakistan into pieces."
Part 1: Imperial Eye on Pakistan

AfPak War Theatre: creation of the new strategy

As Senator Obama became president-elect Barack Obama, his foreign policy strategy on Afghanistan was already formed. In 2007, Obama took the veteran geo-strategist and Jimmy Carter, former national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski as one of its main foreign policy advisers, and remained his foreign policy adviser in 2008.On the Obama campaign, he announced that as president he would reduce the war in Iraq, and focus the "war against terrorism" in Afghanistan, promising "to send about 10,000 additional troops and to strike next to Pakistan, where terrorists are spotted over there."

In October of 2008, before the presidential election, "Bush administration officials met in secret with experts from NATO in Afghanistan and the United Nations" to deliver a message to McCain and Obama advisers to tell them, " the situation in Afghanistan is worsening, "and" the next president needed to have a plan for Afghanistan before he took office, "or," it may be too late."Both McCain and Obama have agreed to increase troops in Afghanistan, mainly to ensure" continuity of the empire "from one jurisdiction to another.

A week after winning the election, Obama called on one of the supporters of Hillary Clinton and top advisors to meet him. Richard Holbrooke, who had worked in every Democratic administration since John F.Kennedy, "stretching from the Vietnam War, in the sixties, conflict in the Balkans in the nineties," was Clinton's Ambassador to the United Nations for the last year and a half of the administration Clinton. Obama had decided "that Mr. Holbrooke should take the problem more difficult in foreign policy that the administration face: Afghanistan and Pakistan."Holbrooke wrote in March 2008, before Obama won the presidency, that" The conflict in Afghanistan will be much more expensive and much, much more than Americans realize, "and he" will eventually become the longest American history.

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