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throughout Asia and keeping China subordinate—or, as Kagan put it in his 1997 report, these proxy regimes will have China ‘play Gulliver to Southeast Asia's Lilliputians, with the United States supplying the rope and stakes’.” Foreign [Policy] Advisory Board is full of think-tanks representing overt corporate-financier interests, are no interested in ‘democracy’, ‘human rights’ or ‘freedom’ in Russia but, rather, [in] removing the Kremlin out of the way and re-establishing the parasitic feeding on the Russian people and its economy [that] they enjoyed after the fall of the Soviet Union." In late December, it was confirmed that the same A Qaeda militants who ravaged Libya with NATO's aid were on their way to Syria to help overthrow the Assad government. LIFG leader Abdelhakim Belhadj was confirmed to be on the Syrian border preparing troops of the so-called Free Syrian Army. This wasn't the only recent example of the Wes operating in tandem with listed terrorist groups. It was also reported in "Exposed: US Troops Guarded Terroris' Camp in Iraq" that the US has been guarding a terroris' MEK training camp inside Iraq and is planning to relocate it, possibly to a freshly abandoned US military base in Iraq, while DC lobbyists work feverishly to have the group de-listed, armed and sent to conduct terroris operations in Iran. Shocking comments had already been made in the Brookings Institution's 2009 report, “Which Path to Persia?”, that US policy experts conspired to use the MEK against the government o Iran. In essence, corporate-funded policymakers have transformed the US into a state sponsor of terror. In Myanmar (Burma), "democracy icon" Aung San Suu Kyi, whose entire movement is a creation of Wall Street and London, received Hillary Clinton as well as Thailand's proxy PM Yingluck Shinawatra in a globalist show of support designating her as the de facto leader and point of contact within the Southeast Asian country. Clinton's visit coincided with a successful campaign, led by US NGOs to oust Chinese interests in the nation, that resulted in the halting of a dam that was to provide electricity, revenue, flood control and irrigation for the people of Myanmar. Meanwhile in Russia, Wall Street and London attacked more directly, attempting to interfere with Russian elections in December and resulting in several street protests led by overtly linked NED, Soros and Rothschild operatives. NED-funded NGO Golos played a key role in portraying the elections as "rigged" and constituting America's extraterritorial meddling in Russia's sovereign affairs. NATO expansion ap nc A Conclusion: What Next for the Globalists? The year 2011 was surely the Year of the Dupe. Youth enamoured with lofty naive notions of "freedom" sold to them by corporate-fascist-funded NGOs were brought into the streets to create chaos and division which was then capitalised on by covert political and even military manoeuvring by the West and its proxy forces. In Egypt, the nation is teetering on the edge of being fully integrated into the Wall Street-London international order, while a Big Oil representative is enjoying his new position as Prime Minister of Libya. In Tunisia, a lifelong stooge of western machinations is now President, and an alarming campaign of NATO- backed violence and terrorism is gripping Syria. With the encirclement of Russia and China, these dupes have witlessly brought the world to the edge of World War Ill and have clearly done nothing at all to improve their own state of being. As their nations fall under the control of increasing western influence, the resources once used to placate them and defend their nationalism will now be diverted into the bottomless maw of the parasitic banking combines that are currently destroying both North America and Europe. February's "The Middle East & then the World" is well worth reading again—to see how far we've come over the last year since it was written and what is left for the globalists to do. As the globalists come ever closer to NATO’s creeping encirclement of Russia has now been combined with another round of “colour revolution” destabilisations in Belarus and now in Russia itself. A concerted effort by the corporate media to misrepresent the unrest in Russia was pointed out in "Russian Protests: Western Media Lies", illustrating just how coordinated the overarching global destabilisation being carried out actually is. In "Wall Street Vs. Russia", it was concluded: "It is quite clear that the National Endowment for Democracy, Freedom House, The Foreign Policy Initiative and even the US State Department, whose new 18 * NEXUS Continued on page 79 FEBRUARY - MARCH 2012 www.nexusmagazine.com