Alcance global
Pero más allá de rediseñar la Ruta de la Seda, las
aspiraciones de China son de alcance mundial, ya que estudios recientes
sugieren que las relaciones económicas de Pekín suelen ir acompañadas de un
mayor apoyo político a la nación asiática en los foros internacionales.
Cuantos más países haya que acepten y lleguen a depender de
la ayuda económica de China, mayor será el poder de China en organismos
internacionales como la ONU.
¿Nueva Ruta de la Seda?: China marcha a la 'conquista' de
Europa y Asia Central
Publicado: 28 nov 2013
En el 2015...
El gran proyecto chino de la Ruta de la Seda del siglo XXI es mucho más ambicioso y cuenta con un alcance potencial muy superior al del plan Marshall, el proyecto más importante de EE.UU. para la reconstrucción de los países europeos tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial, opina el prestigioso analista Pepe Escobar. La apuesta de Pekín por la expansión estratégica global no ha hecho más que comenzar.
"El siglo XXI será chino": la nueva Ruta de la Seda acabará con el dominio económico de EE.UU.
Publicado: 25 feb 2015
https://actualidad.rt.com/economia/167430-china-ruta-seda-dominio-economico
¿Quién publica esto?
RT, un medio de noticias ruso que publica en español para
América Latina. No se olvide de este dato porque más adelante entenderá el por
qué.
En el 2016...
La prisa que se ha dado China en recalar en Irán para cerrar lucrativos acuerdos con un país cuyo mercado está prácticamente por explotar, tras años de aislamiento económico, demuestra el profundo interés de Pekín en estrechar todavía más los lazos con Teherán para seguir siendo un socio prioritario en materia económica y también de seguridad.
China e Irán impulsarán una nueva Ruta de la Seda
Firman acuerdos por valor de 600.000 millones de dólares
Pekín se beneficia de la fidelidad mostrada a Teherán durante los años que han durado las sanciones contra el régimen de los ayatolás
http://www.elmundo.es/internacional/2016/01/23/56a3c0bf46163f88758b45e6.html
¿Qué les parece?
Pero eso no es todo, Barack Obama visita Vietnam, come con
Anthony Bourdain de CNN ¡y pagó la cuenta!.. Oh well!
Bourdain se reunió con Barack Obama para discutir el propósito del viaje del presidente estadounidense a Asia y su interés en la gente, la comida y la cultura de Vietnam, dijo CNN.
Una multitud se reunió fuera del restaurante Bun cha Huong Lien donde cenaron y ovacionaron al presidente cuando salió. Obama le dio la mano a muchas personas e hizo varios saludos antes de irse en una caravana.
LUNES 23 DE MAYO DEL 2016
Obama cenó por US$6 en Vietnam con el chef Anthony Bourdain
El presidente de Estados Unidos cenó con el chef y presentador de CNN en el restaurante Bun cha Huong Lien de Hanoi
http://elcomercio.pe/mundo/actualidad/obama-ceno-us6-vietnam-chef-anthony-bourdain-noticia-1903669
Tanta amabilidad me confunde.
El que vitoreen al presidente que representa un enemigo del
Vietnam comunista y que perdió la guerra contra un país que idolatra al líder
máximo del comunismo vietnamés, Ho Chi Minh, levanta cierta suspicacia. ¿No
creen?
Ya nadie se acuerda del daño de Vietnam a los americanos.
¿Se acuerdan del “sanwichito” en Kasalta?
A los estadistas nos vendieron con un sandwich y una botella
de agua y a los vietnameses anticomunistas que desean democracia con una sopita
y una cerveza. A los cubanos con un juego de béisbol y una cena familiar en un
paladar cubano.
¡Tremenda Política Exterior!
Pero hay más...
Al anunciar el levantamiento del embargo, el presidente estadounidense Barack Obama dijo que la decisión "no está basada en China ni otro tipo de consideraciones".
"Está basada en nuestro deseo de completar lo que ha sido un largo proceso hacia la normalización (de las relaciones) con Vietnam", aseguró Obama, quien se refirió al embargo como "un vestigio de la Guerra Fría".
LUNES 23 DE MAYO DEL 2016 | 11:44
¿Por qué levantó EE.UU. el embargo de armas a Vietnam?
El presidente Barack Obama anunció la medida sobre su antiguo enemigo comunista 40 años después del fin de la guerra
http://elcomercio.pe/mundo/actualidad/que-levanto-eeuu-embargo-armas-vietnam-noticia-1903635?ref=nota_mundo&ft=contenido
¿En serio?
¿Acabar con un vestigio de la Guerra Fría cuando China nos
espía y establece desde hace varios años la “nueva ruta de la seda” para
conquistar el mundo hacia el comunismo con su nuevo modelo capitalista
parasitario chino?
¿A quién quiere coger de pendejo el presidente Obama? Obviamente, al pueblo americano.
Lo más irónico es que la “liberal media” ni se da por
enterada y se entretiene en las boberías de la campaña primarista y en burlarse
de Donald Trump que es el único que habla de China, de los tratados
internacionales y muy mal negociados de la administración Obama donde Estados
Unidos pierde billones de dólares, como diría don Kike con “b” de bruto y mal
administrador.
Quien controla la economía controla la geopolítica y Barack
Obama ha sido un traidor de la patria al permitir que los Estados Unidos pierda
su posición como primera potencia mundial y cediéndole el puesto a China.
¿Y Hillary se
atreve a decir que Trump quebrará a los Estados Unidos?
Come on! Give me a
break!
Hace unas semanas atrás, Obama dice que presidir Estados
Unidos es un asunto serio y no es un reality show refiriéndose a Donald Trump y
su programa “The Apprentice” pero él hace lo mismo siendo presidente y
“Commander in Chief”, y Trump lo hizo siendo un civil. ¿Qué le pasa? Nada, que
la izquierda demócrata miente sin abochornarse y tergiversa la información de
todas las maneras posibles a través de sus medios de noticias.
A mis manos llega un periódico que circula gratuitamente en
Nueva York que se llama “Epoch Times” y semanalmente denuncia las atrocidades
que comete el régimen chino contra todo aquel que no sea un incondicional del
Partido Comunista Chino. Esta semana incluye un artículo sumamente importante
para entender porque en el viejo continente nos odian, no solamente los
yihadistas, también los chinos, la izquierda europea, por supuesto la
latinoamericana y peor aún, los mismos americanos que odian su patria y creen
que lo malo que le pase a los Estados Unidos es porque se lo merece por estar
entrometiéndose en el resto del mundo. Las cosas como son, Obamanation ha
logrado destruir el patriotismo americano, aunque usted no lo crea.
Recomiendo su lectura, [ http://www.theepochtimes.com/ ] pues
esta noticia publicada por ellos, nos ayuda a entender muchas cosas y también analizar, el por qué tenemos tantos medios de izquierda circulando en internet,
¡y en inglés! como RT y TeleSur entre otros. Completito porque no tiene desperdicio.
Juzgue usted...
US Senate Bill Seeks to Shine Light on Foreign Disinformation
Chinese and Russian propaganda seen as threat to US national security and democracy
By Joshua Philipp, Epoch Times | May 20, 2016
A man dressed like a U.S. soldier appeared in a video in September 2015, where he lined up the sights on a Russian-made Saiga 401K rifle and fired three shots into a copy of the Quran.
The video was widely circulated in Russia’s Muslim communities, where it sparked anger against the United States and its troops. It played on deeper anti-American sentiments, similar to when Florida pastor Terry Jones burned a Quran in 2011, leading to riots in Afghanistan, which killed 11 people.
But this latest video was a fake. Its source, according to a BBC investigation, was none other than Russia’s own disinformation office, the Agency for Internet Studies, also called the “troll farm.”
Similar fake stories aimed at smearing the image of the United States have been recently traced to the Agency for Internet Studies. The New York Times Magazine found in June 2015 that the office was also responsible for other fake stories, including one that claimed a Louisiana chemical company was leaking toxic fumes and another that claimed there was an Ebola outbreak in Atlanta.
A propaganda video claims to show U.S. troops testing a
Russian rifle at a copy of the Quran, however, an investigation pointed out
that the alleged U.S. soldier is wearing the wrong camouflage along with the
wrong type of helmet. (Screenshot via Mayaese Johnson/Youtube)
Information operations like this are becoming common tools of foreign governments. For them, news has become a weapon, and they’re using it to prop up their regimes and to attack their enemies.
The United States may soon start fighting back with a new initiative to counter disinformation.
On May 16, a bipartisan bill called the Countering Information Warfare Act of 2016 was introduced to the Senate, sponsored by Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and co-sponsored by Sen. Christopher Murphy (D-Conn.). It has been read twice and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
It states plainly that foreign governments including Russia and China “use disinformation and other propaganda tools to undermine the national security objectives of the United States and key allies and partners.”
Sen. Portman emphasized the importance of the bill on May 12 at the Atlantic Council, stating: “China spends billions annually on its foreign propaganda efforts, while RT, Russia’s state-funded, 24-7 international news channel reportedly spends $400 million annually just on its Washington Bureau alone.”
Russia’s RT said in an email that its network’s budget for 2016 is 17 billion rubles, or about $253 million, and accused Portman of using disinformation. The Moscow Times reported in Sept. 2014 that RT’s state funding was $310 million in 2014, and $400 million in 2015.
Portman’s numbers seem to come from an April 2015 report in the Heritage Foundation, which states “Reportedly, RT has a budget of $400 million for its Washington bureau alone.” Its source is a 2014 report from the United States Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, which said “Russia spends more than $1 billion a year to support a media infrastructure that sows disinformation and counter-narratives to support its foreign policy.”
The damage caused by disinformation cannot be understated, and the propaganda tactic is a serious threat to democracy, according to Ronald J. Rychlak, a law professor at The University of Mississippi School of Law.
Disinformation is a particularly devious form of propaganda.
Rychlak co-wrote the book “Disinformation” with Lt. Gen. Ion Mihai Pacepa, the highest-ranking Soviet bloc intelligence official who ever defected to the West. The two detailed many of the false narratives spread by the Soviets, which today are taken as basic knowledge.
“We are a society that’s based upon free information, upon people trusting the information they receive and making wise decisions,” and this system is undermined when foreign governments intentionally spread false information to deceive people, Rychlak said, in a phone interview.
“It’s important for people to become aware of this, and in some way we fight back, because you can corrupt an entire system from seemingly within by providing information like that,” he said.
A Strategy of Deception
A propaganda video allegedly showing a Falun Gong practitioner setting themselves on fire on Tienanmen Square in 2001. However, an award-winning video, “False Fire,” found numerous holes in the report—including a part in the video where a Chinese police officer can be seen killing one of the alleged victims with a blow to the back of her head. (Screenshot via CCTV)
Disinformation is a particularly devious form of propaganda. One method is to manufacture news stories, often with a grain of truth, but with a false conclusion. The other method is to stage events, such as the fake video of the soldier shooting the Quran, and then spread a video or report of the fake event among the targeted population.
The tactic doesn’t end at the creation of a false story, however. As opposed to conventional propaganda, which is usually spread by state mouthpieces, a key goal of disinformation is to cause foreign experts and news outlets to spread the disinformation on the state’s behalf.
From there, the false stories start to take on a life of their own. As soon as a news outlet or expert picks up the disinformation, the state that created it can then use the false report as a source. It may then have a government official come out to publicly condemn the targeted country, citing the false news report, which incites other news outlets to also pick up the story.
After public sentiment gets riled up, foreign leaders are forced to respond. And with each report and statement, the false source of the disinformation gets buried deeper and deeper. The end goal is to make the false reports be viewed as common knowledge.
Rychlak said that when it reaches this point, disinformation “becomes part of our culture, part of the assumed knowledge, and this is why disinformation has been such an effective tool for our enemies.”
The Chinese regime has used this tactic to justify many of its human rights abuses.
On Jan. 23, 2001, five people in China set themselves on fire on Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. The Chinese regime’s state-run news outlets claimed the individuals were practitioners of Falun Gong. The incident was used by Chinese authorities to validate their persecution of the practice, which had started two years earlier, but which had little public support until that time.
The incident was quickly debunked as being staged by Chinese authorities. The Washington Post looked into two of the individuals and reported in February 2001 that nobody had ever seen them practicing Falun Gong. An award-winning video program, “False Fire,” also found numerous holes in the report—including a part in the video where a Chinese police officer can be seen killing one of the alleged victims with a blow to the back of her head.
The sheer volume of spies that have been deployed … It’s never been seen in the history of the world. — Michel Juneau-Katsura, former chief, Asia-Pacific bureau, Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Despite the fact that the “self immolation” was debunked, even today some news outlets still cite the incident and repeat the Chinese regime’s disinformation, which according to the Falun Dafa Information Center was used by Chinese authorities “as a pretext to sanction the systematic use of violence and extrajudicial imprisonment against Falun Gong practitioners, leading to a surge in deaths due to torture and abuse in custody.”
The Chinese regime has also used disinformation heavily in its operations to undermine the United States and its global influence. The Diplomat reported in December 2015 that the Chinese Communist Party has several systems for these operations, including a guiding policy under its “Three Warfares” doctrine of legal warfare, psychological warfare, and media warfare, military operations for “soft power” carried out by its General Political Department, and operations by spies under its Second Department.
The Three Warfares strategy creates a perception of legitimacy for the Chinese regime’s land-grab in the South China Sea and other military operations, while trying to discredit military initiatives of other nations.
According to the think tank Project 2049 Institute, the bill’s focus on countering Chinese propaganda would be a first for the United States. It says: “The Pentagon has been aware of China’s expanding information warfare capabilities for over a decade, yet currently no single U.S. government organization takes on the role of developing a whole-of-government strategy to combat the threat of information warfare.”
The bill states that Russia, on the other hand, has been increasingly using disinformation to pursue “political, economic, and military objectives in Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, the Balkans, and throughout Central and Eastern Europe.”
The new bill to counter information warfare is aimed particularly at disinformation campaigns that threaten the national security of the United States and its allies, but it would also aim to “protect and promote a free, healthy, and independent press in countries vulnerable to foreign disinformation.”
The War of Words
If the bill is passed, it would create a new office under the State Department tasked with identifying foreign disinformation and publicly exposing it.
According to William Triplett, however, who is a veteran of the Reagan White House and the American Intelligence Community, the bill may have a difficult time reaching that stage.
The problem, Triplett said, is that anything aimed at exposing Chinese disinformation, in particular, is going to ruffle the feathers of the numerous organizations that receive money from China—whether it be news organizations that run paid inserts of Chinese propaganda (such as the New York Times and Washington Post running inserts of China Daily, the Chinese regime’s main English-language propaganda outlet), businesses with financial interests in China, or paid agents of the Chinese regime working in various parts of U.S. society.
Triplett said he sees the bill as something important, but noted it would likely need more muscle behind it to break through the resistance.
While Rychlak also agreed that efforts to counter disinformation are important, he also expressed some concerns. The problem for him isn’t whether the bill can be passed, however, but instead the types of problems it may face afterward.
He said that if the U.S. government were to create an organization assigned to identify and expose foreign disinformation, that organization “will be the first thing our enemies will try to take hold of.”
Rychlak said it would also be risky, since it would establish an office with authority to say which information is true, and which is not.
He added, however, that “If we are to be a republic that rests on the idea of an informed populace making decisions, we need to have at some level the ability to see through, and that’s something most individuals don’t have the resources and ability to do.”
Within 180 days of being passed, the bill would establish a Center for Information Analysis and Response, through coordination with the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Defense, the Director of National Intelligence, the Broadcasting Board of Governors, and other departments and agencies.
The new center would then be tasked with collecting and analyzing information warfare efforts of foreign governments, and finding ways to work the information into a national strategy. It would have $20 million to hand out in grants to get help in this work from journalists, NGOs, private companies, and academics.
It would also aim to identify the systems leveraged by other nations in their disinformation campaigns—including front groups under think tanks, potlical parties, and NGOs, and extending to their use of spies assigned to “influence targeted populations and governments.”
While the concept may sound far-fetched, it’s unfortunately close to reality. In June 2010, the FBI arrested 10 spies from the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, who were working to infiltrate U.S. think tanks and NGOs.
The center would work with various departments to “expose and counter” the information operations with its own “fact-based narratives that support United States allies and interests.”
Epoch Times has also exposed several Chinese spy programs designed for influence operations. Michel Juneau-Katsuya, the former Asia-Pacific bureau chief for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, told the Epoch Times in June 2015, “The sheer volume of spies that have been deployed, the sheer volume of agents of influence that have been deployed—it’s just absolutely phenomenal. It’s never been seen in the history of the world.”
http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/2067461-us-senate-bill-seeks-to-shine-light-on-foreign-disinformation-2/
¿Se acabó la Guerra Fría? ¡NO!
También es un cuento de la izquierda para neutralizar la
propaganda en contra de ellos, mientras ellos la siguen usando muy
convenientemente. Los puertorriqueños somos ciudadanos americanos, no gústele a
muchos, por tanto somo parte de todo esto y los enemigos de los Estados Unidos
son nuestros enemigos, aunque el presidente de turno diga lo contrario. No
perdamos de perspectiva que en la isla existen muchos enemigos ocultos que ven
a TeleSur, Hispan TV y RT por tanto reciben toda esta información basura que
los desinforma. Esos no son los únicos, también nos llegan medios dirigidos
desde Cuba y además, el medio propagandístico por excelencia del
independentismo en Puerto Rico, Claridad, yo los he tirado al medio en este blog.
No hay que ser Einstein para llegar a la conclusión de que
junto a la nueva ruta de la seda establecido por el gran dragón chino de Xi
Jimping, llega el comunismo chino con todos sus defectos criminales, quien ya
tiene de aliados a los máximos archi-enemigos de Estados Unidos, quien es el
que representa la libertad y la democracia, los usual suspects, Rusia, Irán,
Corea del Norte y por supuesto América Latina dirigido por Cuba. ISIS no será
destruído mientras no represente un peligro para ellos, por eso todavía están
ahí y quien sabe si ellos mismos los financian comprándole el petróleo.
Barack Obama ha demostrado que es un soberano traidor de la
patria al hacerle creer al pueblo americano que está a salvo porque le lanzó un
ramo de olivo a sus enemigos, cuando ellos jamás abandonaron la Guerra Fría y
controlan la economía mundial mientras Estados Unidos tienen una deuda de
trillones. Bernie y Hillary, bendito, son dos “puppets” de la izquierda
hardcore.
Donald Trump tiene toda la razón y su discurso no es hueco y
sin sentido.
Eso es lo que nos quieren hacer creer la propaganda embrutecedora para cogernos con la guardia
monga y recuerden que en guerra avisada no muere soldado. En los Estados Unidos
son muchos los que están dormidos con la retórica de la islamofobia, la apertura y el
multiculturalismo, puede ser, esa es la grandesa del pueblo americano, le abre las puertas a todos, pero no todo el mundo viene a América con las
mismas intenciones de libertad y buscar el sueño americano.
Such is Life!
