It will never be settled in peace.NATO sees little progress in missile talks with Russia
GREETINGS,
DIDN’T WE TELL YOU THAT NO MATTER HOW MANY NICIETIES THEY CONTINUE TO POUR ON EACH OTHER IN PUBLIC AND NO MATTER HOW MUCH THEY TRUMPET A SO-CALLED RESET IN EAST WEST RELATIONS, THE SCRIPTURES MUST BE FULFILLED AND THE GREAT POWERS OF THE WHITE RACE MUST AND WILL FIGHT IT OUT .
YOU WILL NOT OVERCOME THE GOD IN THESE DAYS. THIS IS HIS TIME TO MAKE MANIFEST HIS DESIRES AND HE DESIRES NOTHING MORE THAN TO GIVE TO THE CAUCASIAN WORLD WHAT THEY HAVE DELIGHTED TO POUR UPON OTHERS.
THEY WILL NEVER OVERCOME THESE WORDS…” We are in a world that is falling. It will soon be going up in flames. In Berlin, Germany, the cold war between the East and West will soon erupt into a hot war. It will never be settled in peace. East and West Germany must and will fight it out with all the deadly weapons that the war-scientists have planned and perfected for the final showdown. “–pg.172(TFOA)
AND THESE TRUE WORDS FROM DIVINE….” Europe will become one of the worse war areas of all the world; more dreadful than Viet Nam and other places that you are planning on going into. Asia will look like child’s play when compared to what is going to happen in Europe. “–pg.204(TFOA)
YOU SEE THE MAKINGS OF THAT MOVIE NOW;
NATO sees little progress in missile talks with Russia
by Staff Writers(Source:SPACEWAR)
Brussels (AFP) Jan 26, 2012
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NATO and Russia have made little progress in talks to cooperate on a US-led missile shield for Europe, and failing a deal may have to drop plans for a summit in May, NATO’s secretary general said Thursday.
Anders Fogh Rasmussen held out hope that the former Cold War foes will reach agreement before the 28-nation alliance holds its own summit in Chicago on May 20-21.
“However, I also have to make it clear that we have not made much progress so far,” he said.
“We have had a lot of talks. These talks will continue. Maybe we will not have a clarified situation until a few weeks before the summit,” Rasmussen said.
“We still keep it as an option to have a NATO-Russia summit in Chicago, but if there’s no deal, probably there will be no summit.”
Russia has also raised doubts about joining the summit, with the deputy foreign minister saying a decision would be taken after March 4 presidential elections expected to return Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to the Kremlin.
NATO and Russia agreed to explore ways to cooperate at a previous summit in Lisbon in November 2010, but the two sides have struggled to reach a deal.
Russia wants a legally-binding pledge that the missile shield will not threaten its strategic deterrent, but the alliance has refused, with the United States insisting that the system is aimed at countering Iranian missile threats.
NATO has also rejected Russia’s demand to create a common anti-missile system, insisting instead on keeping two separate operations.
Russia has threatened to deploy missiles on the European Union’s borders, citing concerns over plans to station US interceptors in Poland.
“I do believe that the Russian leaders will realise that it’s also in their interest to cooperate with NATO on missile defence,” Rasmussen said.
