"A common Atlantic policy backed by moderate Arab states must become a top priority, no matter how pessimistic previous experience with such projects leaves one,"So, there, he's saying "We've got to unite with the EU and any Arab states who don't want to kill us. We must do this no matter how much we expect this to fail." Right, so that whole NATO thing went badly?? We've got Israel backing us, although one could argue they're hardly "moderate." All right, next creepy quote from Kissinger:
"The debate sparked by the Iraq war over American rashness vs. European escapism is dwarfed by what the world now faces."Oh, really? So, what he's saying is: "It doesn't matter how wrong the US was to invade Iraq or how wrong Europe was to try to pussy-out. All that matters is this new threat." Next:
"Both sides of the Atlantic should put their best minds together on how to deal with the common danger of a wider war merging into a war of civilizations against the background of a nuclear-armed Middle East."WHOAA!! Now he's talking about a second batch of crusades, here. The Europeans and the Americans unite to face down a middle eastern (read: Muslim) nuclear threat, despite the fact that there are only allies of ours in the middle east who have nukes. But wait--it gets better! Check out one last quote from Hank (and it's a doozy!):
"We now know that we face the imperative of building a new world order or potential global catastrophe. It cannot be done alone by either side of the Atlantic. Is that realization sufficient to regenerate a common purpose?"HE SAID IT!! HE SAID IT!! NEW WORLD ORDER!!! It's the conspiracy theorists wet dream when a major mover/shaker-type-dude says the notorious phrase "NEW WORLD ORDER". Mind you, it doesn't make me too excited. I just hope that means I can start using the phrase while referring to the handful of powerful white men who want to run the entire world their way. From www.AFP.com and News.Yahoo.Com:
Kissinger warns of possible "war of civilizations"
Wed Sep 13, 11:54 AM ET WASHINGTON (AFP) - Former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger warned that Europe and the United States must unite to head off a "war of civilizations" arising from a nuclear-armed Middle East. In an opinion column in the Washington Post, the renowned foreign policy expert said the potential for a "global catastrophe" dwarfed lingering transatlantic mistrust left over from the Iraq war. "A common Atlantic policy backed by moderate Arab states must become a top priority, no matter how pessimistic previous experience with such projects leaves one," Kissinger wrote. "The debate sparked by the Iraq war over American rashness vs. European escapism is dwarfed by what the world now faces. "Both sides of the Atlantic should put their best minds together on how to deal with the common danger of a wider war merging into a war of civilizations against the background of a nuclear-armed Middle East." Kissinger wrote that the big threat lay in the erosion of nation states and the emergence of transnational groups. Iran was at the centre of the challenge, he said, with its support for Hezbollah, radical Shiite groups in Iraq and its nuclear program. Washington must accept that many European nations were more optimistic about talks designed to convince Iran to halt uranium enrichment -- a process Tehran denies is aimed at making weapons, he wrote. But in return, he said, Europe should accept the process must include a "bottom line" beyond which diplomatic flexibility must not go and a time limit to ensure talks did not become a shield for "developing new assaults." In the article, Kissinger, national security adviser for former president Richard Nixon, and secretary of state for Nixon and his successor Gerald Ford, warned the Lebanese Shiite militia Hezbollah was still dangerous, after its month-long conflict with Israel. "Hezbollah's next move is likely to be an attempt to dominate the Beirut government by intimidation and, using the prestige gained in the war, manipulating democratic procedures," he said. He concluded by noting that observers wondered whether, after the Cold War, trans-Atlantic ties could survive the loss of a common enemy. "We now know that we face the imperative of building a new world order or potential global catastrophe. It cannot be done alone by either side of the Atlantic. Is that realization sufficient to regenerate a common purpose?"
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