The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 17th September 2016

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1. Pivot to Asia: Ongoing US Militarization of Pacific An Alarming Trend

   Hillary will push us toward a world war.

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   The pivot to Asia (US militarization of Pacific) is a disturbing trend & unprecedented military buildup. Find out what it means in terms of the NWO plan.

   The Pivot to Asia, which is really the US militarization of the Pacific
   in preparation for a war with China and Russia (which could become World War 3), is a highly disturbing trend. Not so much attention has been paid to it, yet it is an arena which will determine the future balance of world power. While most eyes are on Syria, Yemen, the European migrant crisis and other trouble in the Middle East, the US is continuing a massive and unprecedented buildup all throughout the Pacific – the biggest military buildup in an area since World War 2. Tension between the US and China has been steadily increasing, with the dispute over the South China Sea becoming strained, and China deliberately thumbing its diplomatic nose at Obama recently by refusing to roll out the red carpet for him at the G20 meeting. Meanwhile, China and Russia have begun conducting naval war games in the South China Sea. Is the pivot to Asia about to erupt into something more serious than just words, snubs and posturing?

   Pivot to Asia: US Turning Its Attention to the Domination of the Pacific

   The pivot to Asia is really about the US trying to control an entire region which is 8,000 miles across, comprises 55 countries and 60% of global population, and contains a large amount of the Earth’s natural resources. In 2011, Obama initiated the program to move 60% of US Air Force and Navy resources from the Middle East to the Pacific. The US propaganda claim is that the pivot to Asia plan is to re-balance power in the region, but the truth is that there is no “balance”. As Koohan Paik, staff writer for the International Forum on Globalization, outlines in her article Islanders Unite to Resist a New Pacific War:

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