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Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
- published: 02 Aug 2009
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Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
- published: 02 Aug 2009
- views: 28588
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
- published: 02 Aug 2009
- views: 39847
The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Russia signs integration treaty with Georgian breakaway region, Syrian authorities retrieve looted antiquities, how mobile phones are helping young Kenyan students, and a study will have you thinking twice about living alone.
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The EU, NATO, and U.S. have rejected Vladimir Putin's integration deal, which Georgia described as "destructive" and "a step toward annexation."
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Around 1,500 pieces have been looted and hundreds of historical buildings and sites damaged in the country's ongoing civil war.
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The central theme of U.S. foreign policy is expansionism, beginning in the wake of the American Revolution and continuing down to the present day, says Bacevich. Until recently this was wildly successful; but no more.
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Following a private meeting in Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and EU High Representative Catherine Ashton met with reporters yesterday to call for "stability" in Ukraine.
They also said Russia and all other parties need to live up to the accord reached in Geneva.
Referring to Ukraine's interim government based in Kiev, Kerry remarked, "They have been committed in Kiev to try and move their country forward through non-violence."
Word of this press conference was heavily promoted by the EU Delegation to the United States. This lobbying outfit with a K Street Washington office is promoting greater EU-US ties.
That includes conducting lengthy conferences in American cities, thereby doing an end-run around Congress in promoting international free-trade schemes.
The EU Delegation's central goal is to finalize a US-EU free-trade pact known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. Behind-the-scenes power players—including the Trilateral Commission, the Atlantic Council, and the Bilderberg Group—evidently support this trade pact.
Kerry just finished addressing the Atlantic Council think tank on Ukraine. There also are indications he addressed the more secretive Trilateral Commission on the same matter in late April at the Commission's plenary meeting in Washington.
In addressing the Atlantic Council, Kerry lambasted Russia for daring to challenge "the international system," which at its core is Western monopoly capitalism pushed by EU-NATO expansionism.
With these matters in mind, Kerry's press conference yesterday with High Representative Ashton can be put in a clearer context.
At that news conference, Ashton emphasized the "importance of free and fair presidential elections in Ukraine."
At the same time, she rather vaguely warned that any further steps by Russia that destabilize the situation in Ukraine "would lead to additional and far-reaching consequences." That remark closely echoes what Kerry told the Atlantic Council in late April.
She also echoed Kerry in expressing concern over actions by armed separatist groups that allegedly are Russian insurgents causing chaos in Ukraine. Ashton said, "We want to see Russia join in the call to see an immediate end to these actions."
Calling a referendum being planned for Sunday in Eastern Ukraine "bogus," Secretary Kerry chimed in by saying, "We flatly reject this illegal effort to further divide Ukraine."
Recall that trouble escalated in the streets of Kiev in latter 2013 when former Ukraine leader Victor Yanukovych, who was pro-Russian, declined to increase ties with the EU. The violence prompted him to flee the capital.
And there's evidence that super-rich revolutionary George Soros funded non-government organizations that filled the void by helping install Kiev's interim government—in a suspected coup portrayed as a grassroots uprising.
An official EU fact sheet supports the position taken by Kerry and Ashton at the news conference. The fact sheet notes: "The EU is committed to a policy of sequenced engagement with Ukraine and to a close relationship that encompasses gradual progress towards political association and economic integration."
The fact sheet also names a "Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area" being pursued that will supposedly "bring opportunities for sustainable economic development and prosperity to all the regions of Ukraine, including Crimea. . ."
But now that Russia is pulling back its forces, the world may soon see who the real expansionists are. Apparently, the EU and NATO have been seeking to quietly absorb Ukraine for a long time—on the shifting sands of liberalized trade schemes which, so far, have harmed the nations of the world.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed NATO's policy of expansionism for the Ukraine conflict during his address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Monday.
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In general, expansionism consists of expansionist policies of governments and states. While some have linked the term to promoting economic growth (in contrast to no growth / sustainable policies), more commonly expansionism refers to the doctrine of a state expanding its territorial base (or economic influence) usually, though not necessarily, by means of military aggression. Compare empire-building, colonialism, and Lebensraum.
Irredentism, revanchism, "reunification" or pan-nationalism are sometimes used to justify and legitimize expansionism, but only when the explicit goal is to reconquer territories that have been lost, or to take over ancestral lands. A simple territorial dispute, such as a border dispute, is not usually referred to as expansionism.
Geographic enlargement of the United States has been classed as expansionism; but geographic enlargement of the European Union has not, perhaps because the EU is viewed as an organization rather than a nation, despite the centralization of some governmental functions in the organs of the EU.
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British people (also referred to as the British, Britons, or informally as Brits or Britishers) are citizens or natives of the United Kingdom, of the Isle of Man, of any of the Channel Islands, or of any of the British overseas territories, and their descendants.British nationality law governs modern British citizenship and nationality, which can be acquired, for instance, by birth in the UK or by descent from British nationals. When used in a historical context, the term British people refers to the ancient Britons, the indigenous inhabitants of Great Britain south of the Forth.
Although early assertions of being British date from the Late Middle Ages, the creation of the Kingdom of Great Britain in 1707 triggered a sense of British national identity. The notion of Britishness was forged during the Napoleonic Wars between Britain and the First French Empire, and developed further during the Victorian era. The complex history of the formation of the United Kingdom created a "particular sense of nationhood and belonging" in Great Britain; Britishness became "superimposed on much older identities", of English, Scots and Welsh cultures, whose distinctiveness still resist notions of a homogenised British identity. Because of longstanding ethno-sectarian divisions, British identity in Northern Ireland is controversial, but it is held with strong conviction by unionists.
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History 2a. Determine and explain the historical context of key people and events including the examination of different perspectives History 2e. Analyze causes and effects of major conflicts -
10:00Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 1
Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 1Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 1
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy. But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible. Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security." In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security. As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire. Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased Why fight Japan? By George E. Sokolsky Current History - February 1935 -
10:01Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 2
Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 2Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 2
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy. But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible. Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security." In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security. As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire. Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased Why fight Japan? By George E. Sokolsky Current History - February 1935 -
10:01Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 3
Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 3Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 3
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy. But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible. Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security." In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security. As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire. Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased Why fight Japan? By George E. Sokolsky Current History - February 1935 -
5:12Cold War - Lesson 2: Expansionism and Containment
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2:45Putin's Growing Appetite for Expansionism: VICE News Capsule, March 19
Putin's Growing Appetite for Expansionism: VICE News Capsule, March 19Putin's Growing Appetite for Expansionism: VICE News Capsule, March 19
The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Russia signs integration treaty with Georgian breakaway region, Syrian authorities retrieve looted antiquities, how mobile phones are helping young Kenyan students, and a study will have you thinking twice about living alone. RUSSIA Concern over Treaty Signed with Georgian Breakaway Region The EU, NATO, and U.S. have rejected Vladimir Putin's integration deal, which Georgia described as "destructive" and "a step toward annexation." SYRIA More than 120 Stolen Artifacts Returned to Museum Around 1,500 pieces have been looted and hundreds of historical buildings and sites damaged in the country's ongoing civil war. KENYA Mobile Phone Technology Improves Grades and Cuts Costs The service gives students access to course lessons and quizzes without breaking the bank. HEALTH Study Warns of the Destructive Impact of Loneliness Researchers from Brigham Young University say solitude will shorten your life span. Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News Check out VICE News for more: http://vicenews.com Follow VICE News here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicenews Twitter: https://twitter.com/vicenews Tumblr: http://vicenews.tumblr.com/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/vicenews More videos from the VICE network: https://www.fb.com/vicevideos -
5:03Andrew Bacevich: US Expansionism
Andrew Bacevich: US ExpansionismAndrew Bacevich: US Expansionism
The central theme of U.S. foreign policy is expansionism, beginning in the wake of the American Revolution and continuing down to the present day, says Bacevich. Until recently this was wildly successful; but no more. This Carnegie Council event took place on November 3, 2008. For the full video, audio, and transcript, go to http:///www.cceia.org -
8:17Imperialism, Isolationism, Expansionism
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1:25British people will also be voting on EU expansionism - James Carver MEP
British people will also be voting on EU expansionism - James Carver MEPBritish people will also be voting on EU expansionism - James Carver MEP
http://www.ukipmeps.org | http://www.ukip.org • European Parliament, Strasbourg, 3 February 2016 • James Carver MEP (West Midlands), UK Independence Party (UKIP), Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group. http://www.jamescarver.org | @JamesJimCarver • Debate: 2015 progress report on Serbia Council and Commission statements [2015/2892(RSP)] .................... • Video: EbS (European Parliament) .................................. • EU Member States: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom -
4:31EU Expansionism Toward Ukraine
EU Expansionism Toward UkraineEU Expansionism Toward Ukraine
Following a private meeting in Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and EU High Representative Catherine Ashton met with reporters yesterday to call for "stability" in Ukraine. They also said Russia and all other parties need to live up to the accord reached in Geneva. Referring to Ukraine's interim government based in Kiev, Kerry remarked, "They have been committed in Kiev to try and move their country forward through non-violence." Word of this press conference was heavily promoted by the EU Delegation to the United States. This lobbying outfit with a K Street Washington office is promoting greater EU-US ties. That includes conducting lengthy conferences in American cities, thereby doing an end-run around Congress in promoting international free-trade schemes. The EU Delegation's central goal is to finalize a US-EU free-trade pact known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. Behind-the-scenes power players—including the Trilateral Commission, the Atlantic Council, and the Bilderberg Group—evidently support this trade pact. Kerry just finished addressing the Atlantic Council think tank on Ukraine. There also are indications he addressed the more secretive Trilateral Commission on the same matter in late April at the Commission's plenary meeting in Washington. In addressing the Atlantic Council, Kerry lambasted Russia for daring to challenge "the international system," which at its core is Western monopoly capitalism pushed by EU-NATO expansionism. With these matters in mind, Kerry's press conference yesterday with High Representative Ashton can be put in a clearer context. At that news conference, Ashton emphasized the "importance of free and fair presidential elections in Ukraine." At the same time, she rather vaguely warned that any further steps by Russia that destabilize the situation in Ukraine "would lead to additional and far-reaching consequences." That remark closely echoes what Kerry told the Atlantic Council in late April. She also echoed Kerry in expressing concern over actions by armed separatist groups that allegedly are Russian insurgents causing chaos in Ukraine. Ashton said, "We want to see Russia join in the call to see an immediate end to these actions." Calling a referendum being planned for Sunday in Eastern Ukraine "bogus," Secretary Kerry chimed in by saying, "We flatly reject this illegal effort to further divide Ukraine." Recall that trouble escalated in the streets of Kiev in latter 2013 when former Ukraine leader Victor Yanukovych, who was pro-Russian, declined to increase ties with the EU. The violence prompted him to flee the capital. And there's evidence that super-rich revolutionary George Soros funded non-government organizations that filled the void by helping install Kiev's interim government—in a suspected coup portrayed as a grassroots uprising. An official EU fact sheet supports the position taken by Kerry and Ashton at the news conference. The fact sheet notes: "The EU is committed to a policy of sequenced engagement with Ukraine and to a close relationship that encompasses gradual progress towards political association and economic integration." The fact sheet also names a "Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area" being pursued that will supposedly "bring opportunities for sustainable economic development and prosperity to all the regions of Ukraine, including Crimea. . ." But now that Russia is pulling back its forces, the world may soon see who the real expansionists are. Apparently, the EU and NATO have been seeking to quietly absorb Ukraine for a long time—on the shifting sands of liberalized trade schemes which, so far, have harmed the nations of the world. Download your free Next News "Heroes & Villains" Poster here: http://nextnewsnetwork.com/the-2013-heroes-villains-posters Donate USD: http://nnn.is/donate-dollars Donate BTC: http://nnn.is/donate-bitcoin LIVE: http://NextNewsNetwork.com Facebook: http://Facebook.com/NextNewsNet Twitter: http://Twitter.com/NextNewsNet Sub: http://NNN.is/the_new_media Meet the Next News Team: http://youtu.be/2QnNKwQ2WkY Hashtag: #N3 About: Next News Network's World News program airs daily at 6pm and 11pm Eastern on Comcast, DirecTV and Over-the-Air and Online at http://NNN.is/on- World News is available to 6 million viewers from South Beach to Sebastian, Florida and to 2 million viewers in Boston, Massachusetts via . broadcasts on RF channel 44 (virtual channel 9) from Palm City and is carried on cable TV channels 44 (SD) and 1044 (HD) by AT&T;, on cable channels 17 (SD) and 438 (HD) in West Palm Beach by Comcast, on satellite channel 44 (SD) in West Palm Beach by DIRECTV, and on -Boston which broadcasts on RF channel 38 (virtual channel 6) from the Government Center district in downtown Boston. More about : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ #DC -
6:08STOP Islamic expansionism in Europe
STOP Islamic expansionism in EuropeSTOP Islamic expansionism in Europe
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2:19UN: Putin blames NATO expansionism for Ukraine conflict
UN: Putin blames NATO expansionism for Ukraine conflictUN: Putin blames NATO expansionism for Ukraine conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed NATO's policy of expansionism for the Ukraine conflict during his address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Monday. Video ID: 20150928-125 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly -
3:37Manifest Destiny, Continued: Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism
Manifest Destiny, Continued: Mckinley Defends U.S. ExpansionismManifest Destiny, Continued: Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism
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11:39The Debate - Israeli Expansionism (P.2)
The Debate - Israeli Expansionism (P.2)The Debate - Israeli Expansionism (P.2)
Part 2: http://youtu.be/17nXBL_fhHY Israel plans 1000 illegal settler units in Jerusalem, to be built in parts of Arab areas of the occupied city that Palestinians want for their future state. An all too familiar announcement, with an all too familiar reaction from the EU, and the US: condemnation: no action. In this edition of the debate, we’ll discuss the state of the occupied territories, whether it’s on the brink of another intifada, and why the apparent chill between Israel and the US, including the EU, will add pressure on Israel on any front, like talks with the new Palestinian unity govt. Live @ http://www.presstv.ir/live.html Twitter @ http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak @ http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/PRESSTV Google+ @ http://plus.google.com/+VideosPTV Instagram @ http://instagram.com/presstvchannel
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American Expansionism
History 2a. Determine and explain the historical context of key people and events including the examination of different perspectives History 2e. Analyze causes and effects of major conflicts -
Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 1
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign market... -
Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 2
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign market... -
Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 3
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade. The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign market... -
Cold War - Lesson 2: Expansionism and Containment
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Putin's Growing Appetite for Expansionism: VICE News Capsule, March 19
The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Russia signs integration treaty with Georgian breakaway region, Syrian authorities retrieve looted antiquities, how mobile phones are helping young Kenyan students, and a study will have you thinking twice about living alone. RUSSIA Concern over Treaty Signed with Georgian Breakaway Region The EU, NATO, and U.S. have rejected Vladimir Putin's integration deal, which Georgia described as "destructive" and "a step toward annexation." SYRIA More than 120 Stolen Artifacts Returned to Museum Around 1,500 pieces have been looted and hundreds of historical buildings and sites damaged in the country's ongoing civil war. KENYA Mobile Phone Technology Improves Grades and Cuts Costs The service gives students access t... -
Andrew Bacevich: US Expansionism
The central theme of U.S. foreign policy is expansionism, beginning in the wake of the American Revolution and continuing down to the present day, says Bacevich. Until recently this was wildly successful; but no more. This Carnegie Council event took place on November 3, 2008. For the full video, audio, and transcript, go to http:///www.cceia.org -
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British people will also be voting on EU expansionism - James Carver MEP
http://www.ukipmeps.org | http://www.ukip.org • European Parliament, Strasbourg, 3 February 2016 • James Carver MEP (West Midlands), UK Independence Party (UKIP), Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group. http://www.jamescarver.org | @JamesJimCarver • Debate: 2015 progress report on Serbia Council and Commission statements [2015/2892(RSP)] .................... • Video: EbS (European Parliament) .................................. • EU Member States: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom -
EU Expansionism Toward Ukraine
Following a private meeting in Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and EU High Representative Catherine Ashton met with reporters yesterday to call for "stability" in Ukraine. They also said Russia and all other parties need to live up to the accord reached in Geneva. Referring to Ukraine's interim government based in Kiev, Kerry remarked, "They have been committed in Kiev to try and move their country forward through non-violence." Word of this press conference was heavily promoted by the EU Delegation to the United States. This lobbying outfit with a K Street Washington office is promoting greater EU-US ties. That includes conducting lengthy conferences in American cities, thereby doing an end-run around Congress in promoting international free-trade schemes. The EU Deleg... -
STOP Islamic expansionism in Europe
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UN: Putin blames NATO expansionism for Ukraine conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed NATO's policy of expansionism for the Ukraine conflict during his address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Monday. Video ID: 20150928-125 Video on Demand: http://www.ruptly.tv Contact: cd@ruptly.tv Twitter: http://twitter.com/Ruptly Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Ruptly LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/Ruptly Vine: https://vine.co/Ruptly Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/Ruptly YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/RuptlyTV DailyMotion: http://www.dailymotion.com/ruptly -
Manifest Destiny, Continued: Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism
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The Debate - Israeli Expansionism (P.2)
Part 2: http://youtu.be/17nXBL_fhHY Israel plans 1000 illegal settler units in Jerusalem, to be built in parts of Arab areas of the occupied city that Palestinians want for their future state. An all too familiar announcement, with an all too familiar reaction from the EU, and the US: condemnation: no action. In this edition of the debate, we’ll discuss the state of the occupied territories, whether it’s on the brink of another intifada, and why the apparent chill between Israel and the US, including the EU, will add pressure on Israel on any front, like talks with the new Palestinian unity govt. Live @ http://www.presstv.ir/live.html Twitter @ http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak @ http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/PRESSTV Google+ @ http://plus... -
Japan: Protesters fight US military expansionism with traditional DANCE
VideoID: 20140920-013 M/S Protesters performing Okinawan dance in traditional clothing M/S Police cordon W/S Protesters marching carrying inflatables and placards M/S Protesters marching carrying inflatables and placards with demonstrator shouting “Shutdown Futenma US base promptly!” C/U Poster with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe dressed up as Charlie Chaplin's 'Great Dictator' M/S Protesters marching W/S Protesters chanting M/S Protesters behind inflatable animal M/S Elderly woman holding placards M/S Protesters wearing placards M/S Protesters performing Okinawan dance in traditional clothing M/S Band playing blues music M/S Band playing blues music W/S Band playing blues music SCRIPT Hundreds of demonstrators swarmed Miyashita Park in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, Saturday, in pr... -
Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism (Orat. Speech)
Manifest Destiny, Continued: Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism (Oratorical Speech) Performed by: Aeryel Joverto Other members participated: Krystel D. Lipana Janella C. Joves Project in A. P. -
APUSH: Chapter 13: An Age of Expansionism Pt 1/2
http://www.apexamreview.com A popular mood known as Young America emerged in the 1840s. Its adherents brashly promoted territorial and economic expansion and development of the United States, but displayed little concern or awareness of the practical consequences of such actions. Movement to the Far West During the 1830s and 1840s, Americans moved westward across the continent, eventually reaching the Pacific Ocean. Some went for economic reasons, while others were attracted by the adventure the West promised or to avoid religious persecution. They brought with them American ideals and attitudes into areas already occupied by Mexico or Great Britain, precipitating diplomatic crises. Borderlands of the 1830s Having settled the northern border with the Canada in 1842, the Oregon t... -
It’s Time to Stop Islamic Republic’s Expansionism
The totalitarian regime of Iran has done nothing but escalate its regional destabilizing efforts since the nuclear agreement. When the Iran National Council declared our conditional support for the Joint Plan of Action on nuclear agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran, we did so based on the premise that such an agreement would reduce regional and international tensions and the risk of imminent war. We did so, while firmly reminding the free world that this agreement does not address the repressive policies and tyrannical nature of the theocratic regime and its state sponsorship of terrorism, nor does it address the hardships imposed on the Iranian people by its internal violations of human rights and basic principles of a civic society. Barely three months since the ann... -
FYROM* Media Keeps Promoting Expansionism Towards Greece
Excerpt from the 15th of June 2015 “Voice of the People” TV show, led by Slobodan Tomić on “TV Sonce” (“TV Sun”), a private far-right content TV channel in the FYROM*. Please, press "SHOW MORE". On the so-called "Macedonian minority" in Greece: http://www.osce.org/odihr/33840?download=true * The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (previously "Vardar Banovina") promotes the expansionist concept of a "United Macedonia" among its nationalists of a native Slavic culture, which involves territorial claims on the province of Macedonia proper in northern Greece they call "Aegean Macedonia", but also on the Blagoevgrad province in Bulgaria ("Pirin Macedonia"), in Serbia and Albania. The "United Macedonia" concept aims to unify a transnational region in the Balkans, which the FYROM nationalists... -
Catherine Samary on socialists' attitudes to Russian expansionism
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Alternative Future of Europe EP15 Rettitarmanian Expansionism and American Apocalypcse
After Rettitarmanian lost the war,he rapidly expanded into Asia and Africa therefore Apocalipce finnaly arise,in America.Atheism is abolished so they choose different religions to convert themselfs. Music:Immidente Music:Crusade(no Choir) Thanks for Watching. -
History of Europe Part 8 Expansionism
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China Must Drop 'mindset Of Expansionism' Over Arunachal Pradesh: India's Modi
Narendra Modi, the leading candidate to be India's next prime minister after a forthcoming election, declared the disputed territory of Arunachal Pradesh an integral part of India on Saturday and urged China to abandon its "mindset of expansion". India and China fought a brief border war in 1962. "No power on earth can snatch away Arunachal Pradesh," Modi, donning the region's traditional headdress and jacket, was shown on television saying on a campaign stop to the state. "Times have changed. China questions India's claim to the territory and calls it South Tibet. http://feeds.reuters.com/~r/Reuters/worldNews/~3/sfia-aEoGjc/story01.htm http://www.wochit.com
American Expansionism
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History 2a. Determine and explain the historical context of key people and events including the examination of different perspectives
History 2e. Analyze ca...
History 2a. Determine and explain the historical context of key people and events including the examination of different perspectives
History 2e. Analyze causes and effects of major conflicts
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History 2a. Determine and explain the historical context of key people and events including the examination of different perspectives
History 2e. Analyze causes and effects of major conflicts
- published: 17 Jan 2012
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Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:00
- Updated: 02 Aug 2009
- views: 83165
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including ...
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
wn.com/Japanese Expansionism Before And During World War Two (Wwii) Part 1
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
- published: 02 Aug 2009
- views: 83165
Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 02 Aug 2009
- views: 28588
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including ...
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
wn.com/Japanese Expansionism Before And During World War Two (Wwii) Part 2
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
- published: 02 Aug 2009
- views: 28588
Japanese Expansionism Before and During World War Two (WWII) - Part 3
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- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 02 Aug 2009
- views: 39847
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including ...
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
wn.com/Japanese Expansionism Before And During World War Two (Wwii) Part 3
Japan, nevertheless, fears the possibility of American competition, particularly in Manchuria, where she has been pursuing a policy by which foreign, including American, goods must be subordinated in that market to Japanese goods, and must be sold through Japanese firms. Potentially this policy is meaningless because, if China and Manchuria are to be modernized, no one country, surely not Japan, can supply either the quantity or the variety of goods and services required. Yet Japan's attitude is resented and has been accepted as a frontal attack on American trade.
The Russians do not believe that the New Deal will succeed. They generally hold that it will be impossible for the United States to put its vast industrial and agrarian population back to work without developing foreign markets. They maintain that the capitalistic system of distribution makes it inevitable for the United States ultimately to seek such markets and China offers a favorable arena for American economic exploitation. Therefore, the argument proceeds, if the New Deal should fail, it will become necessary for the Unites States to enter the Chinese market aggressively. This the Japanese fear as well. Some Japanese go even further. They fear that if re-employment fails in the United States, a war with Japan may become an economic necessity. It is this fear which has played upon by Japanese apostles of a big Navy.
But potentialities and fears of failure of recovery of the Unites States cannot altogether be accepted as a premise for a war. The potentialities of a China Market have always existed; yet no world war has occurred because of them. Nonetheless, Japan constantly finds new reasons for fearing the United States. Similarly, the United States discovers new reasons for distrusting Japan. These fears and distrusts are not grounded in the economics of the Pacific. They are psychological and historical; they are often without solution because they are intangible.
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii once wrote: "Ever since Japan's entrance into the family of modern nations in the middle of the nineteenth century her diplomacy has striven, and still thrives, to attain two objectives - equality and security."
In this search she has been notably assisted by the United States. After Commodore Perry, in command of an American fleet, opened Japan to Western economic and political processes, the United States in 1885 sent Townsend Harris to Japan as its first Council General. Undoubtedly it was Harrison who opened the eyes of the rulers of Japan to the world about them, to the dangers of European imperialism, to the necessity of bending their energies in the direction of equality and security.
As soon as Japan emerged from her isolation, her perspective enemy was clearly Russia, which had already begun to move into Manchuria and Korea and the islands to the north of Japan. Japan was protected from Russia, in a manner that the Japanese cannot fail to recognize, by the attitude of the United States. John Hay's Open Door policy was aimed largely at Russian aggression in Manchuria. There can be no question that President Theodore Roosevelt gave the Anglo-Japanese Alliance tacit support. When war broke out between Russia and Japan in 1904, the United States helped to finance Japan, and Theodore Roosevelt defiantly indicated to Germany and France that if they supported Russia against Japan, as they had in 1895, Japan would receive the support of the Unites States and Great Britain. When it was advisable to end the war while Japan was still the victor, Roosevelt called a peace conference at Portsmouth and Japan gained an empire.
Until that moment, no two countries could have been more friendly. Japan imitated American ways; the Unites States supported Japan's development as a modern State. Then began a series of misunderstandings which have not yet ceased
Why fight Japan?
By George E. Sokolsky
Current History - February 1935
- published: 02 Aug 2009
- views: 39847
Cold War - Lesson 2: Expansionism and Containment
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- Duration: 5:12
- Updated: 10 Nov 2012
- views: 4936
- published: 10 Nov 2012
- views: 4936
Putin's Growing Appetite for Expansionism: VICE News Capsule, March 19
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- Duration: 2:45
- Updated: 19 Mar 2015
- views: 99732
The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Russia signs integration treaty with Georgian breakaway region, Syrian authoriti...
The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Russia signs integration treaty with Georgian breakaway region, Syrian authorities retrieve looted antiquities, how mobile phones are helping young Kenyan students, and a study will have you thinking twice about living alone.
RUSSIA
Concern over Treaty Signed with Georgian Breakaway Region
The EU, NATO, and U.S. have rejected Vladimir Putin's integration deal, which Georgia described as "destructive" and "a step toward annexation."
SYRIA
More than 120 Stolen Artifacts Returned to Museum
Around 1,500 pieces have been looted and hundreds of historical buildings and sites damaged in the country's ongoing civil war.
KENYA
Mobile Phone Technology Improves Grades and Cuts Costs
The service gives students access to course lessons and quizzes without breaking the bank.
HEALTH
Study Warns of the Destructive Impact of Loneliness
Researchers from Brigham Young University say solitude will shorten your life span.
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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Russia signs integration treaty with Georgian breakaway region, Syrian authorities retrieve looted antiquities, how mobile phones are helping young Kenyan students, and a study will have you thinking twice about living alone.
RUSSIA
Concern over Treaty Signed with Georgian Breakaway Region
The EU, NATO, and U.S. have rejected Vladimir Putin's integration deal, which Georgia described as "destructive" and "a step toward annexation."
SYRIA
More than 120 Stolen Artifacts Returned to Museum
Around 1,500 pieces have been looted and hundreds of historical buildings and sites damaged in the country's ongoing civil war.
KENYA
Mobile Phone Technology Improves Grades and Cuts Costs
The service gives students access to course lessons and quizzes without breaking the bank.
HEALTH
Study Warns of the Destructive Impact of Loneliness
Researchers from Brigham Young University say solitude will shorten your life span.
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Andrew Bacevich: US Expansionism
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- Duration: 5:03
- Updated: 21 Nov 2008
- views: 1179
The central theme of U.S. foreign policy is expansionism, beginning in the wake of the American Revolution and continuing down to the present day, says Bacevich...
The central theme of U.S. foreign policy is expansionism, beginning in the wake of the American Revolution and continuing down to the present day, says Bacevich. Until recently this was wildly successful; but no more.
This Carnegie Council event took place on November 3, 2008. For the full video, audio, and transcript, go to http:///www.cceia.org
wn.com/Andrew Bacevich US Expansionism
The central theme of U.S. foreign policy is expansionism, beginning in the wake of the American Revolution and continuing down to the present day, says Bacevich. Until recently this was wildly successful; but no more.
This Carnegie Council event took place on November 3, 2008. For the full video, audio, and transcript, go to http:///www.cceia.org
- published: 21 Nov 2008
- views: 1179
Imperialism, Isolationism, Expansionism
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- Duration: 8:17
- Updated: 05 Jan 2015
- views: 223
Imperialism, Isolationism, Expansionism
Imperialism, Isolationism, Expansionism
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British people will also be voting on EU expansionism - James Carver MEP
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 03 Feb 2016
- views: 270
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• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 3 February 2016
• James Carver MEP (West Midlands), UK Independence Party (UK...
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• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 3 February 2016
• James Carver MEP (West Midlands), UK Independence Party (UKIP), Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group. http://www.jamescarver.org | @JamesJimCarver
• Debate: 2015 progress report on Serbia
Council and Commission statements
[2015/2892(RSP)]
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• Video: EbS (European Parliament)
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• EU Member States:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom
wn.com/British People Will Also Be Voting On Eu Expansionism James Carver Mep
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• European Parliament, Strasbourg, 3 February 2016
• James Carver MEP (West Midlands), UK Independence Party (UKIP), Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy (EFDD) group. http://www.jamescarver.org | @JamesJimCarver
• Debate: 2015 progress report on Serbia
Council and Commission statements
[2015/2892(RSP)]
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• Video: EbS (European Parliament)
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• EU Member States:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, United Kingdom
- published: 03 Feb 2016
- views: 270
EU Expansionism Toward Ukraine
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- Duration: 4:31
- Updated: 08 May 2014
- views: 330
Following a private meeting in Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and EU High Representative Catherine Ashton met with reporters yesterday to call f...
Following a private meeting in Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and EU High Representative Catherine Ashton met with reporters yesterday to call for "stability" in Ukraine.
They also said Russia and all other parties need to live up to the accord reached in Geneva.
Referring to Ukraine's interim government based in Kiev, Kerry remarked, "They have been committed in Kiev to try and move their country forward through non-violence."
Word of this press conference was heavily promoted by the EU Delegation to the United States. This lobbying outfit with a K Street Washington office is promoting greater EU-US ties.
That includes conducting lengthy conferences in American cities, thereby doing an end-run around Congress in promoting international free-trade schemes.
The EU Delegation's central goal is to finalize a US-EU free-trade pact known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. Behind-the-scenes power players—including the Trilateral Commission, the Atlantic Council, and the Bilderberg Group—evidently support this trade pact.
Kerry just finished addressing the Atlantic Council think tank on Ukraine. There also are indications he addressed the more secretive Trilateral Commission on the same matter in late April at the Commission's plenary meeting in Washington.
In addressing the Atlantic Council, Kerry lambasted Russia for daring to challenge "the international system," which at its core is Western monopoly capitalism pushed by EU-NATO expansionism.
With these matters in mind, Kerry's press conference yesterday with High Representative Ashton can be put in a clearer context.
At that news conference, Ashton emphasized the "importance of free and fair presidential elections in Ukraine."
At the same time, she rather vaguely warned that any further steps by Russia that destabilize the situation in Ukraine "would lead to additional and far-reaching consequences." That remark closely echoes what Kerry told the Atlantic Council in late April.
She also echoed Kerry in expressing concern over actions by armed separatist groups that allegedly are Russian insurgents causing chaos in Ukraine. Ashton said, "We want to see Russia join in the call to see an immediate end to these actions."
Calling a referendum being planned for Sunday in Eastern Ukraine "bogus," Secretary Kerry chimed in by saying, "We flatly reject this illegal effort to further divide Ukraine."
Recall that trouble escalated in the streets of Kiev in latter 2013 when former Ukraine leader Victor Yanukovych, who was pro-Russian, declined to increase ties with the EU. The violence prompted him to flee the capital.
And there's evidence that super-rich revolutionary George Soros funded non-government organizations that filled the void by helping install Kiev's interim government—in a suspected coup portrayed as a grassroots uprising.
An official EU fact sheet supports the position taken by Kerry and Ashton at the news conference. The fact sheet notes: "The EU is committed to a policy of sequenced engagement with Ukraine and to a close relationship that encompasses gradual progress towards political association and economic integration."
The fact sheet also names a "Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area" being pursued that will supposedly "bring opportunities for sustainable economic development and prosperity to all the regions of Ukraine, including Crimea. . ."
But now that Russia is pulling back its forces, the world may soon see who the real expansionists are. Apparently, the EU and NATO have been seeking to quietly absorb Ukraine for a long time—on the shifting sands of liberalized trade schemes which, so far, have harmed the nations of the world.
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Following a private meeting in Washington, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and EU High Representative Catherine Ashton met with reporters yesterday to call for "stability" in Ukraine.
They also said Russia and all other parties need to live up to the accord reached in Geneva.
Referring to Ukraine's interim government based in Kiev, Kerry remarked, "They have been committed in Kiev to try and move their country forward through non-violence."
Word of this press conference was heavily promoted by the EU Delegation to the United States. This lobbying outfit with a K Street Washington office is promoting greater EU-US ties.
That includes conducting lengthy conferences in American cities, thereby doing an end-run around Congress in promoting international free-trade schemes.
The EU Delegation's central goal is to finalize a US-EU free-trade pact known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership. Behind-the-scenes power players—including the Trilateral Commission, the Atlantic Council, and the Bilderberg Group—evidently support this trade pact.
Kerry just finished addressing the Atlantic Council think tank on Ukraine. There also are indications he addressed the more secretive Trilateral Commission on the same matter in late April at the Commission's plenary meeting in Washington.
In addressing the Atlantic Council, Kerry lambasted Russia for daring to challenge "the international system," which at its core is Western monopoly capitalism pushed by EU-NATO expansionism.
With these matters in mind, Kerry's press conference yesterday with High Representative Ashton can be put in a clearer context.
At that news conference, Ashton emphasized the "importance of free and fair presidential elections in Ukraine."
At the same time, she rather vaguely warned that any further steps by Russia that destabilize the situation in Ukraine "would lead to additional and far-reaching consequences." That remark closely echoes what Kerry told the Atlantic Council in late April.
She also echoed Kerry in expressing concern over actions by armed separatist groups that allegedly are Russian insurgents causing chaos in Ukraine. Ashton said, "We want to see Russia join in the call to see an immediate end to these actions."
Calling a referendum being planned for Sunday in Eastern Ukraine "bogus," Secretary Kerry chimed in by saying, "We flatly reject this illegal effort to further divide Ukraine."
Recall that trouble escalated in the streets of Kiev in latter 2013 when former Ukraine leader Victor Yanukovych, who was pro-Russian, declined to increase ties with the EU. The violence prompted him to flee the capital.
And there's evidence that super-rich revolutionary George Soros funded non-government organizations that filled the void by helping install Kiev's interim government—in a suspected coup portrayed as a grassroots uprising.
An official EU fact sheet supports the position taken by Kerry and Ashton at the news conference. The fact sheet notes: "The EU is committed to a policy of sequenced engagement with Ukraine and to a close relationship that encompasses gradual progress towards political association and economic integration."
The fact sheet also names a "Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area" being pursued that will supposedly "bring opportunities for sustainable economic development and prosperity to all the regions of Ukraine, including Crimea. . ."
But now that Russia is pulling back its forces, the world may soon see who the real expansionists are. Apparently, the EU and NATO have been seeking to quietly absorb Ukraine for a long time—on the shifting sands of liberalized trade schemes which, so far, have harmed the nations of the world.
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- published: 08 May 2014
- views: 330
STOP Islamic expansionism in Europe
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- Duration: 6:08
- Updated: 04 Nov 2014
- views: 3930
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UN: Putin blames NATO expansionism for Ukraine conflict
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- Duration: 2:19
- Updated: 28 Sep 2015
- views: 2426
Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed NATO's policy of expansionism for the Ukraine conflict during his address at the United Nations General Assembly in New ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed NATO's policy of expansionism for the Ukraine conflict during his address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Monday.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed NATO's policy of expansionism for the Ukraine conflict during his address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Monday.
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- published: 28 Sep 2015
- views: 2426
Manifest Destiny, Continued: Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:37
- Updated: 22 Dec 2015
- views: 95
- published: 22 Dec 2015
- views: 95
The Debate - Israeli Expansionism (P.2)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:39
- Updated: 27 Oct 2014
- views: 257
Part 2: http://youtu.be/17nXBL_fhHY
Israel plans 1000 illegal settler units in Jerusalem, to be built in parts of Arab areas of the occupied city that Palestin...
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Israel plans 1000 illegal settler units in Jerusalem, to be built in parts of Arab areas of the occupied city that Palestinians want for their future state. An all too familiar announcement, with an all too familiar reaction from the EU, and the US: condemnation: no action. In this edition of the debate, we’ll discuss the state of the occupied territories, whether it’s on the brink of another intifada, and why the apparent chill between Israel and the US, including the EU, will add pressure on Israel on any front, like talks with the new Palestinian unity govt.
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Israel plans 1000 illegal settler units in Jerusalem, to be built in parts of Arab areas of the occupied city that Palestinians want for their future state. An all too familiar announcement, with an all too familiar reaction from the EU, and the US: condemnation: no action. In this edition of the debate, we’ll discuss the state of the occupied territories, whether it’s on the brink of another intifada, and why the apparent chill between Israel and the US, including the EU, will add pressure on Israel on any front, like talks with the new Palestinian unity govt.
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- published: 27 Oct 2014
- views: 257
Japan: Protesters fight US military expansionism with traditional DANCE
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- Duration: 1:18
- Updated: 20 Sep 2014
- views: 1305
VideoID: 20140920-013
M/S Protesters performing Okinawan dance in traditional clothing
M/S Police cordon
W/S Protesters marching carrying inflatables and placa...
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M/S Protesters performing Okinawan dance in traditional clothing
M/S Police cordon
W/S Protesters marching carrying inflatables and placards
M/S Protesters marching carrying inflatables and placards with demonstrator shouting “Shutdown Futenma US base promptly!”
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M/S Protesters marching
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M/S Elderly woman holding placards
M/S Protesters wearing placards
M/S Protesters performing Okinawan dance in traditional clothing
M/S Band playing blues music
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Hundreds of demonstrators swarmed Miyashita Park in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, Saturday, in protest against the relocation of United States military base in Japan.
Protesters filled the park, carrying inflatable animals, chanting anti-government slogans and holding placards depicting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as Charlie Chaplin's ‘Great Dictator’. The rally trailed from the park to Shibuya Tokyo Prefecture with dancers dressed in traditional clothing performing an Okinawan dance at the vanguard of the group.
A joint protest occurred simultaneously on the southern island of Okinawa, where the US plans to relocate the military base. The site will be built off Henoko Bay to replace the Marine Corps Air Station Futenma located in Ginowan at the southwestern tip of Japan.
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M/S Protesters performing Okinawan dance in traditional clothing
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W/S Protesters marching carrying inflatables and placards
M/S Protesters marching carrying inflatables and placards with demonstrator shouting “Shutdown Futenma US base promptly!”
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Hundreds of demonstrators swarmed Miyashita Park in the Shibuya district of Tokyo, Saturday, in protest against the relocation of United States military base in Japan.
Protesters filled the park, carrying inflatable animals, chanting anti-government slogans and holding placards depicting Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe as Charlie Chaplin's ‘Great Dictator’. The rally trailed from the park to Shibuya Tokyo Prefecture with dancers dressed in traditional clothing performing an Okinawan dance at the vanguard of the group.
A joint protest occurred simultaneously on the southern island of Okinawa, where the US plans to relocate the military base. The site will be built off Henoko Bay to replace the Marine Corps Air Station Futenma located in Ginowan at the southwestern tip of Japan.
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- published: 20 Sep 2014
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Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism (Orat. Speech)
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Manifest Destiny, Continued: Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism (Oratorical Speech)
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Manifest Destiny, Continued: Mckinley Defends U.S. Expansionism (Oratorical Speech)
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- published: 22 Dec 2015
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APUSH: Chapter 13: An Age of Expansionism Pt 1/2
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A popular mood known as Young America emerged in the 1840s. Its adherents brashly promoted territorial and economic expansion and...
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A popular mood known as Young America emerged in the 1840s. Its adherents brashly promoted territorial and economic expansion and development of the United States, but displayed little concern or awareness of the practical consequences of such actions.
Movement to the Far West
During the 1830s and 1840s, Americans moved westward across the continent, eventually reaching the Pacific Ocean. Some went for economic reasons, while others were attracted by the adventure the West promised or to avoid religious persecution. They brought with them American ideals and attitudes into areas already occupied by Mexico or Great Britain, precipitating diplomatic crises.
Borderlands of the 1830s
Having settled the northern border with the Canada in 1842, the Oregon territory became the major focus of U.S./British contact. As Americans moved into the area which was jointly-governed by the United States and Great Britain, they began demanding military or diplomatic action to insure total U.S. control of the area. To the southwest of the Oregon territory, American settlers began moving into a newly independent Mexico in 1821 where they encountered a well-established population of Mexicans and Native Americans.
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A popular mood known as Young America emerged in the 1840s. Its adherents brashly promoted territorial and economic expansion and development of the United States, but displayed little concern or awareness of the practical consequences of such actions.
Movement to the Far West
During the 1830s and 1840s, Americans moved westward across the continent, eventually reaching the Pacific Ocean. Some went for economic reasons, while others were attracted by the adventure the West promised or to avoid religious persecution. They brought with them American ideals and attitudes into areas already occupied by Mexico or Great Britain, precipitating diplomatic crises.
Borderlands of the 1830s
Having settled the northern border with the Canada in 1842, the Oregon territory became the major focus of U.S./British contact. As Americans moved into the area which was jointly-governed by the United States and Great Britain, they began demanding military or diplomatic action to insure total U.S. control of the area. To the southwest of the Oregon territory, American settlers began moving into a newly independent Mexico in 1821 where they encountered a well-established population of Mexicans and Native Americans.
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It’s Time to Stop Islamic Republic’s Expansionism
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The totalitarian regime of Iran has done nothing but escalate its regional destabilizing efforts since the nuclear agreement.
When the Iran National Council...
The totalitarian regime of Iran has done nothing but escalate its regional destabilizing efforts since the nuclear agreement.
When the Iran National Council declared our conditional support for the Joint Plan of Action on nuclear agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran, we did so based on the premise that such an agreement would reduce regional and international tensions and the risk of imminent war. We did so, while firmly reminding the free world that this agreement does not address the repressive policies and tyrannical nature of the theocratic regime and its state sponsorship of terrorism, nor does it address the hardships imposed on the Iranian people by its internal violations of human rights and basic principles of a civic society.
Barely three months since the announcement of the said agreement, the theocratic regime has been busy acquiring new missiles technology from some of the signers of the agreement, while at the same time aggressively expanding its proxy support of terror in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
We strongly condemn and challenge Hassan Rouhani's statement at the UN General Assembly that the United States and Israel are responsible for regional terrorism. Such a statement from the representative of a theocratic expansionist state that embodies the rise of militant religious and political terrorism both at home and abroad for the past 36 years, is an insult to the collective intelligence of the civilized world.
Even more outrageous, is the Rouhani's contention that they are supporting democratic forces in Syria by sending military and financial aid to the Ba'athist dictatorship of Bashar al Assad. This is similar to the old Stalinist practice of establishing Soviet totalitarian satellite regimes in Eastern Europe and calling them democratic republics.
Hassan Rouhani's scandalous utterance are only matched by Ali Khamenei's recent statement, threatening Saudi Arabia of military response after the unfortunate tragedy that took place in Mina during the Hajj pilgrimage.
These statements prove that this regime will never change its behavior and will continue to generate crisis, in order to extend their hegemony through the whole region.
The conventional wisdom amongst the unconditional supporters of the "nuclear deal" is that the so- called peace dividend derived from the agreement will open the doors of Iran to greater trade and social interaction with the West and therefore will have a liberalizing effect on the regime and its policies both at home and abroad. Judging by the recent statements from the regime's leaders, this has been an abysmal failure.
As we stated in our conditional support, this is a fallacy based on the presumption that the financial windfall provided to the regime, will be spent on the people of Iran, and that the international community will have transparent disclosure and verification mechanisms in place which would ensure that the windfall would not be spent on further arming the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the Quds Force, and the proxy forces of the regime such as Assad of Syria, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, the Houthis and Hamas.
We believe that the international community, and the deliberative bodies of the democracies who are parties to this agreement, should hold the regime accountable for its unacceptable human rights violations and state sponsorship of terrorism, and demonstrate through their actions that this agreement will not further consolidate and expand the tyrannical policies of the theocratic regime and its hegemonic aims for regional dominance and oppression.
Reza Pahlavi,
President of Iran National Council for Free Elections
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The totalitarian regime of Iran has done nothing but escalate its regional destabilizing efforts since the nuclear agreement.
When the Iran National Council declared our conditional support for the Joint Plan of Action on nuclear agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran, we did so based on the premise that such an agreement would reduce regional and international tensions and the risk of imminent war. We did so, while firmly reminding the free world that this agreement does not address the repressive policies and tyrannical nature of the theocratic regime and its state sponsorship of terrorism, nor does it address the hardships imposed on the Iranian people by its internal violations of human rights and basic principles of a civic society.
Barely three months since the announcement of the said agreement, the theocratic regime has been busy acquiring new missiles technology from some of the signers of the agreement, while at the same time aggressively expanding its proxy support of terror in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
We strongly condemn and challenge Hassan Rouhani's statement at the UN General Assembly that the United States and Israel are responsible for regional terrorism. Such a statement from the representative of a theocratic expansionist state that embodies the rise of militant religious and political terrorism both at home and abroad for the past 36 years, is an insult to the collective intelligence of the civilized world.
Even more outrageous, is the Rouhani's contention that they are supporting democratic forces in Syria by sending military and financial aid to the Ba'athist dictatorship of Bashar al Assad. This is similar to the old Stalinist practice of establishing Soviet totalitarian satellite regimes in Eastern Europe and calling them democratic republics.
Hassan Rouhani's scandalous utterance are only matched by Ali Khamenei's recent statement, threatening Saudi Arabia of military response after the unfortunate tragedy that took place in Mina during the Hajj pilgrimage.
These statements prove that this regime will never change its behavior and will continue to generate crisis, in order to extend their hegemony through the whole region.
The conventional wisdom amongst the unconditional supporters of the "nuclear deal" is that the so- called peace dividend derived from the agreement will open the doors of Iran to greater trade and social interaction with the West and therefore will have a liberalizing effect on the regime and its policies both at home and abroad. Judging by the recent statements from the regime's leaders, this has been an abysmal failure.
As we stated in our conditional support, this is a fallacy based on the presumption that the financial windfall provided to the regime, will be spent on the people of Iran, and that the international community will have transparent disclosure and verification mechanisms in place which would ensure that the windfall would not be spent on further arming the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the Quds Force, and the proxy forces of the regime such as Assad of Syria, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad, the Houthis and Hamas.
We believe that the international community, and the deliberative bodies of the democracies who are parties to this agreement, should hold the regime accountable for its unacceptable human rights violations and state sponsorship of terrorism, and demonstrate through their actions that this agreement will not further consolidate and expand the tyrannical policies of the theocratic regime and its hegemonic aims for regional dominance and oppression.
Reza Pahlavi,
President of Iran National Council for Free Elections
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- published: 15 Oct 2015
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FYROM* Media Keeps Promoting Expansionism Towards Greece
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Excerpt from the 15th of June 2015 “Voice of the People” TV show, led by Slobodan Tomić on “TV Sonce” (“TV Sun”), a private far-right content TV channel in the ...
Excerpt from the 15th of June 2015 “Voice of the People” TV show, led by Slobodan Tomić on “TV Sonce” (“TV Sun”), a private far-right content TV channel in the FYROM*. Please, press "SHOW MORE".
On the so-called "Macedonian minority" in Greece: http://www.osce.org/odihr/33840?download=true
* The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (previously "Vardar Banovina") promotes the expansionist concept of a "United Macedonia" among its nationalists of a native Slavic culture, which involves territorial claims on the province of Macedonia proper in northern Greece they call "Aegean Macedonia", but also on the Blagoevgrad province in Bulgaria ("Pirin Macedonia"), in Serbia and Albania. The "United Macedonia" concept aims to unify a transnational region in the Balkans, which the FYROM nationalists claim as their homeland and which they assert was wrongfully divided under the Treaty of Bucharest in 1913 (parts of it allegedly being now "under occupation"), into a single state under Slavic domination, with the Greek city of Thessaloniki (or "Solun", in their Slavic language) as its capital. The term “Aegean Macedonia” is also used in Bulgaria as the more common synonym for the Greek province of Macedonia, but ordinarily without the expansionist connotation it has in the FYROM.
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GREECE ELLAS ELLADA MACEDONIA MAKEDONIA ALEXANDER PHILIP ALEKSANDROS ALEKSANDAR ΕΛΛΑΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΣ ГРЦИЈА МАКЕДОНИЈА АЛЕКСАНДАР ФИЛИП HISTORY ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑ ИСТОРИЈА ANCIENT ΑΡΧΑΙΑ АНТИЧКА NAME ΟΝΟΜΑ ИМЕ REPUBLIC ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ РЕПУБЛИКА YUGOSLAV ΓΙΟΥΓΚΟΣΛΑΒ ЈУГОСЛОВЕН TRUTH ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ ВИСТИНА FYROM F.Y.R.O.M. ΠΓΔΜ Π.Γ.Δ.Μ. БЈРМ Б.Ј.Р.М.
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Excerpt from the 15th of June 2015 “Voice of the People” TV show, led by Slobodan Tomić on “TV Sonce” (“TV Sun”), a private far-right content TV channel in the FYROM*. Please, press "SHOW MORE".
On the so-called "Macedonian minority" in Greece: http://www.osce.org/odihr/33840?download=true
* The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (previously "Vardar Banovina") promotes the expansionist concept of a "United Macedonia" among its nationalists of a native Slavic culture, which involves territorial claims on the province of Macedonia proper in northern Greece they call "Aegean Macedonia", but also on the Blagoevgrad province in Bulgaria ("Pirin Macedonia"), in Serbia and Albania. The "United Macedonia" concept aims to unify a transnational region in the Balkans, which the FYROM nationalists claim as their homeland and which they assert was wrongfully divided under the Treaty of Bucharest in 1913 (parts of it allegedly being now "under occupation"), into a single state under Slavic domination, with the Greek city of Thessaloniki (or "Solun", in their Slavic language) as its capital. The term “Aegean Macedonia” is also used in Bulgaria as the more common synonym for the Greek province of Macedonia, but ordinarily without the expansionist connotation it has in the FYROM.
Subtitles provided by Vladislav Perunović from Skopje, FYROM
video © TV Sonce
GREECE ELLAS ELLADA MACEDONIA MAKEDONIA ALEXANDER PHILIP ALEKSANDROS ALEKSANDAR ΕΛΛΑΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΑ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΣ ГРЦИЈА МАКЕДОНИЈА АЛЕКСАНДАР ФИЛИП HISTORY ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑ ИСТОРИЈА ANCIENT ΑΡΧΑΙΑ АНТИЧКА NAME ΟΝΟΜΑ ИМЕ REPUBLIC ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ РЕПУБЛИКА YUGOSLAV ΓΙΟΥΓΚΟΣΛΑΒ ЈУГОСЛОВЕН TRUTH ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ ВИСТИНА FYROM F.Y.R.O.M. ΠΓΔΜ Π.Γ.Δ.Μ. БЈРМ Б.Ј.Р.М.
- published: 06 Jul 2015
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Catherine Samary on socialists' attitudes to Russian expansionism
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Speaking at IMPERIALISM, GLOBALISATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE, a conference organised by Socialist Resistance in London on 26 September 2015
Speaking at IMPERIALISM, GLOBALISATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE, a conference organised by Socialist Resistance in London on 26 September 2015
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Speaking at IMPERIALISM, GLOBALISATION AND CLIMATE CHANGE, a conference organised by Socialist Resistance in London on 26 September 2015
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Alternative Future of Europe EP15 Rettitarmanian Expansionism and American Apocalypcse
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After Rettitarmanian lost the war,he rapidly expanded into Asia and Africa therefore Apocalipce finnaly arise,in America.Atheism is abolished so they choose dif...
After Rettitarmanian lost the war,he rapidly expanded into Asia and Africa therefore Apocalipce finnaly arise,in America.Atheism is abolished so they choose different religions to convert themselfs.
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History of Europe Part 8 Expansionism
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
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China Must Drop 'mindset Of Expansionism' Over Arunachal Pradesh: India's Modi
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- Duration: 0:45
- Updated: 22 Feb 2014
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Narendra Modi, the leading candidate to be India's next prime minister after a forthcoming election, declared the disputed territory of Arunachal Pradesh an int...
Narendra Modi, the leading candidate to be India's next prime minister after a forthcoming election, declared the disputed territory of Arunachal Pradesh an integral part of India on Saturday and urged China to abandon its "mindset of expansion". India and China fought a brief border war in 1962. "No power on earth can snatch away Arunachal Pradesh," Modi, donning the region's traditional headdress and jacket, was shown on television saying on a campaign stop to the state. "Times have changed. China questions India's claim to the territory and calls it South Tibet.
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Narendra Modi, the leading candidate to be India's next prime minister after a forthcoming election, declared the disputed territory of Arunachal Pradesh an integral part of India on Saturday and urged China to abandon its "mindset of expansion". India and China fought a brief border war in 1962. "No power on earth can snatch away Arunachal Pradesh," Modi, donning the region's traditional headdress and jacket, was shown on television saying on a campaign stop to the state. "Times have changed. China questions India's claim to the territory and calls it South Tibet.
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- published: 22 Feb 2014
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Putin's Growing Appetite for Expansionism: VICE News Capsule, March 19
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Report: Illegal U.S. Immigrants Trying To Beat Trump Presidency And His Vow To Build Wall
Edit WorldNews.com 03 Mar 2016
Illegal immigration into the United States continues to grow along the country’s southern border and at least one news agency is attributing the influx to GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump’s vow to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, Breitbart reported Wednesday ... via the southern border, about 24 percent more than the same time period last year....
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China testing Obama as it expands its influence in Southeast Asia
Edit Stars and Stripes 02 Mar 2016
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has been forcefully trying for nearly six years to prod China to abide by the usual international rules and to curb Beijing's controversial claims of Chinese sovereignty over a maritime corridor in Southeast Asia. But new evidence is emerging that China has been playing a familiar game of ignoring U.S ... Some U.S ... Joseph F ... "In the blood and veins of China, there are no veins of expansionism ... ... ....
Anti-Zionists are fools if they think they have a monopoly on compassion
Edit The Independent 26 Feb 2016
And so, the end is near, and now we face... Might I ever have said it? Perhaps where anti-Zionism comes to mean that Jews can go to hell in a handcart I might have thought it; but where the anti-Zionism is contingent not eschatolgical, a condemnation of a particular series of political choices and events, not an indictment of heartless expansionism lodged forever in the Jewish character, then no, I am not a conflator ... Israel....
Majority of Americans Say the World Views the U.S. Favorably (Gallup Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Feb 2016
(Source. Gallup Inc). Story Highlights 54% think the rest of the world views the U.S. favorably Views have been consistent since end of Iraq War in 2011 Majority dissatisfied with the United States' global position. WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Slightly more than half of Americans, 54%, believe the rest of the world views the U.S ... unfavorably ... terrorism, the Syrian refugee crisis, North Korea's rocket launches, and Russian and Chinese expansionism....
Majority of Americans Say the World Views the U.S. Favorably
Edit Gallup 25 Feb 2016
Story Highlights. 54% think the rest of the world views the U.S. favorably Views have been consistent since end of Iraq War in 2011 Majority dissatisfied with the United States' global position. WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Slightly more than half of Americans, 54%, believe the rest of the world views the U.S ... unfavorably ... unfavorably ... terrorism, the Syrian refugee crisis, North Korea's rocket launches, and Russian and Chinese expansionism ... ....
Concerns in Saudi Arabia over signs of more military involvement in Syria
Edit Stars and Stripes 22 Feb 2016
On the domestic front, finances are in rough shape ... Prince Mohammed has steered the historically cautious country toward a far more aggressive — and expensive — foreign policy that aims to blunt what many in the kingdom see as unchecked Iranian expansionism in the region ... "This Iranian expansionism can't be tolerated," said Salman al-Ansari, a Saudi analyst who lives in both the capital, Riyadh, and Washington ... U.S ... . ....
China Sea deployments no different from that of US on Hawaii: Official
Edit Press TV 22 Feb 2016
The Chinese Foreign Ministry says Beijing’s military deployments in the South China Sea are no different from that of US on Hawaii. ... Hawaii is internationally recognized as a state of the United States of America ... A senior US navy official has recently called for international naval operations in the South China Sea to tackle Beijing’s alleged expansionism ... ....
Entire US political establishment serving Israel: Analyst
Edit Press TV 21 Feb 2016
The entire political establishment in the United States has been serving Israel for decades, an American scholar and political analyst says. Dr ... As president, I have no intention of being neutral ... Dr ... “But that is really not very polite, certainly not to the Palestinians, who have been suffering from this Israeli expansionism, aggression and arguably genocide for so long, all paid for by American taxpayer dollars,” he added ... ....
American Settler Colonialism 101
Edit About.com 21 Feb 2016
John Gast painting (1872) depicting the philosophy of manifest destiny which was the initial enactment of settler colonialism in the US. Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons. Public Domain ... This is the history of American colonialism.Two Kinds of Colonialism. Colonialism as a concept has its roots in European expansionism and the founding of the so-called New World ... The most obvious examples are in Africa, e.g ... Wilkinson and Robert A ... ....
Cope North exercise aims to strengthen Pacific alliances
Edit Stars and Stripes 18 Feb 2016
The region is vulnerable to earthquakes, typhoons and tsunamis, and the U.S. military is routinely called on for disaster relief ... The U.S ... Aircraft from the U.S ... 26 ... The pressure over Chinese expansionism will no doubt increase after Beijing deployed surface-to-air missiles this week to the Paracels, a chain of South China Sea islands which are held by China but also claimed by Vietnam and Taiwan ... Col. Brian E. Toth, the U.S ... Group Capt ... ....
Greece's Former Finance Minister, Yanis Varoufakis, Relates Himself To Bernie Sanders
Edit Huffington Post 18 Feb 2016
These questions originally appeared on Quora - the knowledge sharing network where compelling questions are answered by people with unique insights. Answers by Yanis Varoufakis, Professor, Greece's former finance minister, and initiator of DiEM25, on Quora. Q ... A ... The old way was ... Q ... A Peaceful Europe de-escalating tensions in its East and in the Mediterranean, acting as a bulwark against the sirens of militarism and expansionism ... Q ... A....
Turkey Accuses Russia Over Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict
Edit Topix 17 Feb 2016
As quoted by Ukrainian news agencies, speaking on February 15, Davutoglu also accused Russia of violating territorial integrity of Georgia, Ukraine and Syria. "The new concept of Russian politics is expansionism and aggression," the top Turkish official charged as Ankara and Moscow have increasingly been at loggerheads of the conflict in Syria ... ....
The Democrats’ Kabuki Primary
Edit Antiwar 17 Feb 2016
By the time they finally got to foreign policy, everyone was so bored that you could hear the audience yawning ... Clinton. ... Are we?”. Translation ... No recognition of the right of Crimeans and others to self-determination, or of the shortcomings of the Ukrainian regime; no acknowledgment of the effect of NATO expansionism on the Russians’ perceptions of the West – just the clichéd Putin-baiting one might expect from Marco Rubio or Jeb Bush....
UN unwilling to intervene in Palestinian case: Activist
Edit Press TV 16 Feb 2016
The following is a rough transcription of the interview. Press TV. The Palestinian prime minister is complaining about Israeli aggression and says they’re going to actually bring the whole situation of Israeli expansionism to the attention of the UN Security Council. Your take on all this ... Larudee. I see it as theater ... This is just words that are passing. It’s going to take more than diplomacy to protect Palestinians....
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