Israel, Siria, Iran : no olvidemos.

[norberto portugheiz]

Hola amigos !

He aqui algunas
reflexiones mias :

" No admiro a ningun tirano :
en definitiva, son todos repudiables,
tanto los de 'derechas'
como los de 'izquierdas'.

Salvo el Mahatma Gandhi,
me parece que no admiro
a ningun lider politico.

No estoy seguro
que haya 'muchas diferencias'
entre Sadam Hussein y Bush,
Arafat y Sharon,
Bin Laden y Pinochet,
Castro y Videla,
Putin y Galtieri,
que mas.....?
Ahmedineyad y Mao,
etc. etc.etc."
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ya posteaste esa tonteria una vez

[norberto portugheiz]

[Arcángel]

[Marcel]

Personalmente me gusta el lider de la India Nehru, en Chile tambien hemos tenido lideres de primera categoria , pero no de alcance mundial como los que nombra norberto

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[Arcángel]

[menahem]

querido,la politica,es una de mis especialidades
la tonteria esta,ya la publico norberto,y le resondi,rebusca entre mis post,de hace varios meses,ahi tenes la respuesta

[norberto portugheiz]

[norberto portugheiz]

Martes, 03 de julio de 2007 | 09:10

Bush y Putin dijeron tener puntos en común respecto a Irán.

En la reunión entre el presidente norteamericano George Bush y el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin, dijeron que tienen puntos en común respecto a la crisis con Irán.

Ambos paises aún consideran las opciones diplomáticas un camino para intentar resolver la crisis antes de poner en marcha más sanciones a través del Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU.

Fuente : www.elreloj.com

NOTA:
Como dije, no hay 'mucha diferencia' entre Bush y Putin.

Otro ej. : antes de la invasion a Irak, las potencias dominantes alli eran Rusia, Francia y Alemania ( si recuerdo bien, habia inversiones rusas superiores a los 40 billones de dolares)

Luego de la invasion a Irak, las potencias dominantes son :

Estados Unidos, Reino Unido, y-si no me equivoco- intereses petroleros de España y estrategicos de Israel ( entre otros intereses varios 'multi-nacionales' )


En otras palabras, busque a fondo, y trate de encontrar diferencias 'notables' entre Estados Unidos, Rusia, Europa,
China, Japon, Israel, Arabia Saudita, etc.etc.

Fijese, de paso, tambien :

que paises son los mas grandes productores
y exportadores de armamento ?
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aca tenes,una lista,medeio incorrecta,pero bueno,de los mayores exportadores de armas,la lista esta desactualizada,israel,se ubica ahora,mas o menos,en el quinto lugar


http://nationalpriorities.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=105&Itemid=132

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Israel Ranked as World's Third Largest Weapons Exporter
According to "Defense News" Israeli weapons exports reached a record $3.7 billion in 2002, nearly 40% higher than the $2.6 billion exported in 2001. Israel's orders backlog for weapons and defense equipment in 2002 was equal to Russia's in 2001. For the first time, Israel's arms exports in 2002 put it in third place, after the US and Russia.

"Defense News" also noted that Israeli officials do not comment on the country's arms exports achievements.

It also noted that the Ministry of Defense does not publish figures about arms exports for two reasons: US pressure against arms sales to China and other countries that the US perceives as potentially hostile; and threats by European countries to impose embargoes and commercial sanctions on Israel, due to their criticism of Israels military responses to Palestinian terror activities.

Ministry of Defense spokesperson Rachel Neidak-Ashkenaz did say that the new orders (for defense goods) exceeded $3 billion in 2002, which is considerably higher than in previous years.

Analysts suggest that the increase in defense exports was mostly due to the Turkish Army deal to upgrade 170 M-60 tanks for $668 million. The deal was closed late last year. Other large-scale deals in 2002 were sales of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), ground radars, missiles, communications equipment and electronic counter-measures to India and East Asian, Eastern European and Latin American countries.

The US, the world's largest arms exporter, had $12.1 billion in new orders for arms and defense equipment in 2001. The UK was in second place, with $6.1 billion; Russia in third, with $3.7 billion; Germany in fourth, with $3.2 billion; followed by France - $2.9 billion; Israel - $2.6 billion; and Italy - $764.6 million.

If the new contracts signed in 2002 indeed reached $3.5 billion or more. it places Israel in third place, behind the US and Russia in terms of signed contracts, in contrast to actual deliveries according to the International Institute for Strategic Studies.


http://www.ishitech.co.il/0303ar5.htm

[norberto portugheiz]

gracias por los datos.
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de nada

[norberto portugheiz]

Publico breve nota en mi blog. Gracias.
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