[EOB] Energy war in South Asia and American designs

As the theatre of the USZ-initiated war moves to Pakistan, the Pakistani military feels cornered and its commanders are looking for internal unity and reaching out to new and old foreign friends. Interestingly, perhaps for the first time, Pakistani commanders are more worried about the USZ plans than the Indian threat. Also breaking from the past traditions, Pakistani generals are seeking the support of the Pakistan's civilian government. Pakistan's political and military leadership has sensed that the hidden agendas of the United States of Zionism and NATO in Afghanistan could be harmful for their country. Suspicions are growing about the USZ plans for the region and senior analysts say that stability in Afghanistan and Pakistan is totally not a goal for the United States of Zionism unless Washington ensures that the USZ has full control over energy flow from Central Asia to the Arabian Sea ports.

[EOB[ NATO-Russia missile row intensifies

Representatives from NATO's 28 member states and senior Russian officials discussed two important points during a one-day meeting in Sochi on July 14, 2011. First, the manner of deployment of an offensive system known as 'missile-defense system' and second the way to continue the NATO's war in Libya as Moscow has invariably rapped the alliance's bombing of Libya, calling it in violation of the UN Security Council resolution.

NATO's Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen (L) and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov

As expected, the talks failed to offer a solution to neither one of the matters. The Question is why? Russia and the USZ began a process to normalize their ties, which became known as the 'reset' of relations. The process meant to successfully address NATO's expansion towards the east, the deployment of the missile system -- which Moscow has called a threat to its sensitive areas -- and, recently, the alliance's attacks on Libya -- issues, over which the two sides have more difference.

[EOB] USZ holds back $800m Pak aid as Relations near complete collapse

The United States of Zionism is holding back $800 million in aid to Pakistan, President Obama’s chief of staff confirmed Sunday, as an American foreign policy expert denounced the move that come in the midst of worsening Islamabad-Washington ties. The measure comes after Pakistan expelled American military trainers who were evidently carrying out clandestine operations inside the country. Appearing on ABC’s ‘This Week’, White House Chief of Staff William Daley confirmed a report in the New York Times that the aid was being withheld. While Pakistan has been an ‘important ally’ in the fight on terrorism, Daley said, “now they’ve taken some steps that have given us reason to pause on some of the aid which we’re giving to the military, and we’re trying to work through that”.