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Articles by Michel
Chossudovsky
The most recent on top
Michel Chossudovsky, May 10, 2011
"Our Man in Tripoli" - US-NATO sponsored Islamic terroritsts integrate Libya's pro-democracy opposition
Michel Chossudovsky, May 8, 2011
When war games go live: "Staging" a "humanitarian war" against "Southland"
Or remember what Dennis Kucinich (D) pointed out...
Michel Chossudovsky, March 22, 2011
Libya: Largest military operation since Iraq. Towards a protracted military operation
Michel Chossudovsky, March 9, 2011
"Operation Libya" and the Battle for Oil: Redrawing the map of Africa
Michel Chossudovsky, March 7, 2010
Insurrection and military intervention: Is this a US-NATO attempted coup d'etat in Libya?
Michel Chossudovsky, January 5, 2011
Who is behind WikiLeaks?
You'll will probably be surprised when reading this well-documented article...
Michel Chossudovsy, November 19, 2010
Conversations with Fidel Castro
On the Battle of Ideas, on Iran, and the dangers and consequences of nuclear war that far too few discuss today.
Fidel Castro reveals deeper intellectual insights than most much younger national leaders would be able to. And his appeal to save human civilization deserves to be heard everywhere.
Michel Chossudovsky, November 19, 2010
Fake anti-war activism: The "humanitarian road" towards an all out nuclear war?
Michel Chossudovsky, September 21, 2010
From Ronald Reagan to September 11 and the "war on terror"
All the contemporary historical elements that most people have forgotten and media ignore today.
Michel Chossudovsky, August 15, 2010
Does the U.S. plan nuclear holocaust?
Analysis with a series of war-planning documents
Michel Chossudovsky, June 24, 2010
UN "green light" for a pre-emptive US-Israel attack on Iran?
The UN Security Council transforms Iran into a "sitting duck"
Michel Chossudovsky, May 24, 2010
War without border - Obama's "Long War"
Michel Chossudovsky, February 3, 2009
September 11, 2001: America and NATO declare war on Afghanistan.
NATO's doctrine of collective security
Michel Choosudovsky's new book
America's war on terrorism. In the wake of 9/11
Michel Chossudovsky, April 14, 2009
US-NATO military agenda: The destabilization of Pakistan
Recent developments point to a broadening of the Afghan war theater, which now encompasses parts of Pakistan. The underlying tendency is towards an Afghan-Pakistani war.
Michael Chossudovsky, March 26, 2009
Preparing for civil unrest in America: Legislation to establish internment camps on US military bases
Michael Chossudovsky, January 11, 2009
Unusually large U.S. weapons shipment to Israel: Are the U.S. and Israel planning a broader Middle East War?
Michel Chossudovsky, January 8, 2009
War and natural gas: The Israeli invasion and Gaza's offshore gas fields
Michel Chossudovsky, 2006
"Triple Alliance": The US, Turkey, Israel and the War on Lebanon
Michel Chossudovsky, GlobalResearch, November 10, 2008
Who are the architects of economic collapse?
Michel Chossudovsky, August 18, 2008
War in the Caucasus: Towards a broader Russia-US military confrontation?
Read this one if you want a contrasting view to Western mainstream perspectives that this is the Russian bear coming back...
Michel Chossudovsky, March 5, 2008
The US-NATO Preemptive Nuclear Doctrine: Trigger a Middle East Nuclear Holocaust to Defend "The Western Way of Life"
With a few exceptions, there's a scientific and intellectual vacuum: No research, no analysis, no comprehension of the meaning of a nuclear holocaust which in a real sense threatens the future of humanity.
There is a tacit acceptance of a diabolical and criminal military agenda. The US-NATO doctrine to use nukes on a preemptive basis with a view to "saving the Western World's way of life" is not challenged in any meaningful way either by academics or media experts in strategic studies.
Michel Chossudovsky, March 1, 2008
The UN contributed to the estbalishment of a Mafia-State in Kosovo
Michel Chossudovsky, February 18, 2008
EU police and military intervention to enforce secession from Serbia
Michel Chossudovsky, February 12, 2008
Kosovo: The US and the EU support a political process linked to organized crime - Prime Minister Hashim Thaci is part of a criminal syndicate
Michel Chossudovsky, Global Research, Ca - January 20, 2008
Al Qaeda and the "War on Terrorism"
Michel Chossudovsky, GlobalResearch.ca - October 17, 2007
Bush's World War III
We are not living in a sound and rational World, where far-reaching decisions by the US President are based on an understanding of their likely consequences. World War III is no longer a hypothetical scenario.
Michel Chossudovsky, June 24, 2007
Bush Directive for a "Catastrophic Emergency" in America: Building a Justification for Waging War on Iran?
In the words of President Bush, "Against this kind of enemy, there is only one effective response: We must go on the offense, stay on the offense, and take the fight to them."
Michel
Chossudovsky, GlobalResearch.ca, May 19. 2007
"Democratic
transition" at the World Bank
The Wolfowitz scandal is a smokescreen. The real reasons of Wolfowitz's
demise are political. What this dismissal suggests is that lead Neo-Conservatives,
despite their apparent political clout are often vulnerable and defenseless.
They do not constitute the ultimate source of political power. Acting
on behalf of the dominant corporate and financial elites, they are instruments
or proxies, which can readily be replaced.
All
Chossudovsky articles at Centre for Research on Globalization
Michel Chossudovsky, GlobalResearch,
February 14, 2007
Planned
US-Israeli attack on Iran
At the outset of Bush's second term, Vice President Dick Cheney dropped
a bombshell. He hinted that Iran was "right at the top of the list"
of the rogue enemies of America, and that Israel would "be doing
the bombing for us". A good background read from 2005.
Michel Chossudovsky, 10
January 2007
The
"Demonization" of Muslims and the battle for oil
The oil lies in Muslim lands. Vilification of the enemy is part
and parcel of Eurasia energy geopolitics. It is a direct function of
the geographic distribution of the World's oil and gas reserves. If
the oil were in countries occupied predominantly by Buddhists or Hindus,
one would expect that US foreign policy would be directed against Buddhists
and Hindus, who would also be the object of vilification..
Michel Chossudovsky, November
27, 2006
Debating
"War and Peace" behind closed doors:
NATO's Riga Security Conference
Chossudovsky on its background, perspectives and its interesting
gathering of defence analysts, media, institutions, governments, near-governmental
organizations, and military industry - in short, the contemporary military-industrial
complex.
Michel Chossudovsky, October 4, 2006
Who
benefits from the Afghan Opium Trade?
The United Nations has announced that opium poppy cultivation in
Afghanistan has soared and is expected to increase by 59% in 2006. The
production of opium is estimated to have increased by 49% in relation
to 2005.
Isn't it a bitter irony that the US military presence has served to
restore rather than eradicate the drug trade?
Michel Chossudovsky, August 30, 2006
Russia
and Central Asian Allies Conduct War Games in Response to US Threats
Barely acknowledged by the Western media, military exercises organized
by Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan under the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, (CSTO) have just been launched. While
Iran is not a member of the CSTO, it has observer status in the Shanghai
Cooperation Organization (SCO), of which China is a member. India and
Russia have signed on August 20th, a farreaching military cooperation
agreement. See a pattern?
Michel Chossudovsky, August
21, 2006
Crying
wolf: Terror alerts based on fabricated
intelligence
The sequence of terror alerts based on phony information,
repeated over several years, inevitably creates amidst the
British and American public, a sense of disbelief: an
uncomfortable feeling that both Scotland Yard and the
British Home office are lying. The counter-terrorism
apparatus is desperately crying wolf, which could
potentially trigger in the United Kingdom, a political
crisis of immeasurable consequence.
Michel Chossudovsky, August
13, 2006
UN
Resolution fails to acknowledge that Israel has launched a
war against Lebanon
Transcript of Resolution 1701: the word "war" is not
mentioned.
Chossudovsky's analysis is a must-read in a situation where
most media - and Western governments - seem to believe that
this resolution will lead to peace. Or want us to believe it
will. The truth is that the Resoltuion itself is a blatant
violation of the UN Charter.
Michel Chossudovsky, August
1, 2006
The
war on Lebanon and the battle for
oil
Is there a relationship between the bombing of Lebanon and
the inauguration of the world's largest strategic pipeline,
which will channel more than a million barrels of oil a day
to Western markets? The author thinks so: "Ultimately, this
design is intended to weaken Russia's role in Central
Asia and cut off China from Central Asian oil
resources. It is also intended to isolate Iran.
Meanwhile, Israel has emerged as a new powerful player in
the global energy market."
Read this fascinatingly different perspective on
Israel-Turkey-US energy co-operation and see a series of
other articles by this TFF Associate on the connections
between energy politics and the present drama.
Michel Chossudovsky, April
6, 2006
Is
the Bush administration planning a nuclear
holocaust?
Will the U.S. launch mini-nukes against Iran in retaliation
for Tehran's "non-compliance"? Nuclear and conventional
weapons are being integrated, the defensive/offensive
distinction being blurred. What plans are there for bombing
Iran? What about Israel, what about Europe's role? Essential
issues...when did you last see them covered by your local
media??
Michel Chossudovsky, April
6, 2006
The
dangers of a Middle East nuclear
war
There is a new Pentagon doctrine: that mini-nukes are "safe
for the surrounding civil population." The preemptive
nuclear doctrine, which applies to Iran and North Korea
calls for "offensive and defensive integration". It
explicitly allows the preemptive use of thermonuclear
weapons in conventional war theaters. The Pentagon has
blurred the distinction between conventional battlefield
weapons and nuclear bombs. It's perverse...
Iran
- Next target of US military
aggression
Selected articles and essays
The
IMF sponsored "democracy" in The Ukraine
Bush
administration "guidelines" for postponing or canceling
the
November presidential elections
Coup
d'etat in America?
Bush
appoints a Terrorist as US Ambassador to Iraq
Who
is Ahmed Chalabi?
Iraq
and the "War on Terrorism"
Where
was Osama bin Laden on 9/11? Bush Administration knew the
Whereabouts of Osama
US
Sponsored Coup d'Etat :The Destabilization of
Haiti
Regime
rotation in America. Wesley Clark, Osama bin Laden and the
2004 Presidential Elections
Fabricating
an Enemy
UCK-terroristerna
i Makedonien och USA
The
military occupation of Macedonia
Washington
behind terrorist attacks in
Macedonia
Laughs
and chuckles - where did the KLA get its weapons
from?
Macedonia:
Washington's military-intelligence ploy
America
at war in Macedonia
Economic
terrorism against
Yugoslavia
Washington
finances ethnic warfare in the Balkans
Washington's
new world order weapon: climate change
Seattle
and beyond
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