Bush and Putin Form Terror Agreement

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I am sitting here wondering if bio-weapons or microbiologists are covered under

this

" agreement " ?

 

Ironic that now, a generation later, we would look to unite with Russia

to defeat the 800# guerilla gorilla we created to destroy Her in

Central Asia, wouldn't you say? The US began covert sponsorship of

Muslim extremists five months before the Soviets invaded Afghanistan. An

entire generation of Moslem youth owe their education about jihad and

nationalism and such to " our " CIA. $Tens of millions (blk-ops, I would

think) were spent on only textbooks; puts a little different light on

our on going " No Child Gets Ahead " programs, does it not?

 

Zbigniew Brzezinski makes clear:

The Muslim Terrorist Apparatus was Created by US Intelligence as a

Geopolitical Weapon.

 

see... Examples of documented 'False Flag Terrorism'

<http://deeperpolitics.gnn.tv/blogs/7329/Examples_of_documented_False_Fl\

ag_Terrorism> The Muslim Terrorist Apparatus was Created by

US_Intelligence. 12.) Another taboo subject is the longevity of the

United States as both a terrorist state ...

 

also--google up Zbigniew Brzezinski interview.

 

Bush's bumbling looting crew of whores aren't anything new, except perhaps in

scale. We haven't had a decent presidency since the coup of '63. Ike and Ben and

Tom

warned us--- thank you very much and muchos gracias, UncBob

 

 

Individual-Sovereignty , bobhunt wrote:

 

 

 

Any down side to this?

 

http://www.boston.com/news/world/europe/articles/2006/07/15/bush_putin_a\

nnounce_global_nuclear_terror_plan/

 

By Louis Charbonneau | July 15, 2006

 

ST PETERSBURG, Russia (Reuters) - President Bush and Russian President

Vladimir Putin announced on Saturday the launch of a plan to combat the

global threat of nuclear terrorism and invited other countries to join

them.

 

" In this way our countries demonstrate our common commitment to

undertake the most serious measures to prevent purchases, transportation

and the use of radioactive materials by terrorists, " he said.

 

The joint statement by Bush and Putin said the threat of nuclear

terrorism was " one of the most dangerous international security

challenges we face. "

 

It invited other countries to join the initiative and said they would

cooperate closely with the U.N. nuclear watchdog in Vienna, the

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

 

" Interacting closely with the IAEA, we will take steps to improve

participants' capabilities to ensure accounting, control and physical

protection of nuclear materials and radioactive substances, as well as

security of nuclear facilities, " the statement said.

 

It would also work to improve the ability of countries to " detect and

suppress illicit trafficking " of nuclear materials.

 

The plan aims to keep track of potential terrorists, secure nuclear

materials and permit a joint response if terrorists obtain a nuclear

weapon, a U.S. official said earlier.

 

Participants will also work to deny safe haven to terrorists seeking to

acquire or use nuclear materials, the statement said.

 

The United States and Russia have already been working together for

years to combat the threat of nuclear terrorism. Often in cooperation

with the IAEA, Russian and U.S. experts have secured bomb-grade atomic

materials from facilities in eastern Europe.

 

In March 2002, the governing board of the IAEA launched the " IAEA Action

Plan " to combat nuclear terrorism and the United States was the single

biggest contributor. The agency has repeatedly warned about the threat

of nuclear terrorism.

 

(Additional reporting by Steve Holland and Dmitry Zhdannikov)

 

 

 

 

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