Since that time the USA’s national security policies and practices have been based on Kennan’s dictum. How "to maintain this position of disparity" has always been formulaic: Embellish the opponent’s capabilities and push the public - through marketing campaigns - into the equivalent of a shark feeding frenzy. The bait/red meat becomes Communism, Socialism, Islamic Fundamentalism, Wars on Crime, Drugs and Terrorism. This is just a reflection of American society

Russia is a complicated partner for America, just like America is a complicated partner for Russia. Russia is not a partner when it comes to NATO issues. Russia is a partner when it comes to the struggle against terrorism, first and foremost. like it was during the Cold War era, the USA is unable to understand Russia's policies. They can not determine the direction of Russia's home politics

U.S. President George W. Bush plans to hail democratic strides made by former communist nations like the Czech Republic, in a speech that may further inflame tensions with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Bush began an eight-day trip to Europe with his popularity at home at a low point over the Iraq war and tensions abroad over global warming and missile defense.

President Bush hopes new U.S. economic sanctions will force the hardline Sudanese government to quit blocking international efforts to end the bloodshed in Darfur.

The president of Iran stressed out that the country would continue developing nuclear technologies even if the UN Security Council imposes sanctions against it. Ahmadinejad urged the international community to acknowledge the existence of powerful, peaceful and industrially-developed Iran. “It is in the interests of all governments and all nations, no matter if they like Iran or not,” Ahmadinejad stated

The US political elite has split over the Iranian nuclear program. The White House, the Congress and US special services are breaking the lance over the USA’s future politics regarding Teheran. The time given to Iran by the UN Security Council to suspend the nuclear research is elapsing in a week. It seems that the Bush’s administration does not know what to do with the disobedient country afterwards

If United States can occupy Iran, or at least change the regime in Iran to something that is subservient to the American interests, then U.S. can have over half of the world’s oil reserves under its control. There are four countries in the Middle East, that combined, have over 50% of the world’s proven oil reserves. These countries are: Iraq, Iran, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia

The United States, for quite some time now, has been accusing Iran of trying to develop Nuclear weapons and Iran has been insisting that its intentions are peaceful and that it is only interested in peaceful use of the Nuclear energy. All these events are reminiscent of the negotiations and threats preceding the invasion of Iraq. The unfolding events are so similar that makes one wonder if the Iraq scenario is not being used as a template for Iran

George Bush is the hub of an Axis of Evil centred on Washington
Freedom and democracy? Or torture and murder? What does the United States of America stand for today? After Abu Ghraib, shocking revelations reach us of Taleban bodies being burnt and placed facing Mecca and Saddam Hussein being subjected to torture. The United States of America of George W. Bush makes a mockery of his country's culture, history and Constitution. Sleep deprivation is a method of torture approved of by the Pentagon and it has been applied to the former President of Iraq to exhaust him during his trial.

Colonel Gadhafi is not willing to share Saddam Hussein's fate and wait for another bombing attack to occur
The information, which can probably be referred to as sensational, has been recently received from Libya. The head of the international committee of the US Senate, Richard Lugar, visited the country, which has been on top of the list of so-called cast away countries only a short time ago. The US senator promised that Libya would be relieved of all international sanctions. Libyan leader, Moammar Gadhafi, invited US President George W. Bush to visit Libya in return