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UN Control Of The Internet Would Mean UN Control Of Free Speech

If the UN is given control of the Internet, that would be a massive step toward making the UN a true global government.  The Internet is the number one venue for free speech and freedom of expression on the planet today, and if the UN is given authority over the Internet it would only be a matter of time before free speech is severely cracked down on.  Of course it would not happen immediately.  At first, UN officials would likely mostly keep their promises of maintaining a "free and open Internet".  But inevitably you would see them act to remove "terrorists" from the Internet, to crack down on "hate speech" and to repress any "politically incorrect" speech that is likely to insult anyone in any way.  If you were censored or banned from the Internet, you could scream about the 1st Amendment all you want, but the United Nations is not bound by the 1st Amendment.  The UN is not there to protect you or your freedoms.  If the UN becomes "the government of the Internet", you can essentially kiss freedom of speech goodbye.  If you do not believe that this could ever happen, you might want to pay close attention to a UN conference that is being held over in Dubai starting on Monday.  (Read More....)

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Will The Chinese Renminbi Replace The U.S. Dollar As The Primary Reserve Currency Of The World?

Most Americans have no idea what a tremendous advantage the United States possesses by having the primary reserve currency of the world, and most Americans also have no idea how close the U.S. dollar is to losing that status.  For the past 40 years, the vast majority of all global trade (including the buying and selling of oil) has been done in U.S. dollars.  That is still the case today, but things are starting to shift.  All over the globe international agreements are being made to move away from the U.S. dollar and to use other currencies in global trade.  The second largest economy in the world, China, has been particularly aggressive in seeking to change the existing financial order.  As you will see below, China has been running all over the planet making agreements with other nations to start conducting an increasing amount of trade in currencies other than the U.S. dollar.  And of course the Chinese are heavily promoting their own currency - the renminbi.  So why is this happening?  Well, for one thing, the truth is that the United States is (Read More....)

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China Winning the Race for Central Asia’s Energy Riches

Many western analysts have described the post-Soviet tussle for Caspain and Central Asian energy reserves as the new "Great Game, except this time around, Russia is facing the U.S. rather than the British empire.

To a dispassionate outside observer however, what is most striking about the prolonged wrangle between Moscow and Washington for hydrocarbons, military bases and influence is the emergence of an understated sly newcomer who has managed to bag many of the region's assets - China.

There are many reasons for this, despite the fact that both Russia and the U.S. both seemed to hold winning hands.

For Moscow, quite aside from its colonialist legacy was the fact that it controlled the Truboprovodnaiia sistema Sredniaia Aziia-Tsentr (the Central Asia-Center, or SATS, pipeline system.) Russia's natural gas monopoly Gazprom controls the SATS complex of pipelines, which run from Turkmenistan via Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan to Russia. The SATS eastern branch consists of SATS-1, 2, 4 and 5 pipelines, which were built between 1960 and 1988. Construction began after the discovery of Turkmenistan's Dzharkak field, with the first SATS section coming online in 1960, while SATS-4 was commissioned in 1973. Simply put, after the 1991 collapse of (Read More....)

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