If I subscribed to his entire theory, I could easily have posted the entire 2 plus hour talk from 2004'. I only posted the above because it was very specific to Brzezinski's "The Grand Chessboard" and with the events of recent in the Ukraine, it does IMO show a pattern and thus one possibility. Even more interesting is that we have 10 years now to compare to what he said in 2004' and then compare to what we know now.
If one considers the larger question of energy and resource control, if one looks at a oil and gas pipeline map of Eurasia, once again the points Ruppert made in 2004' from Brzezinski's book are worth pondering. No, doesn't make them fact but I wouldn't ignore them either.
As to 9/11, I'm open to other possibilities and when information comes out, sure I'm willing to give it pause. I'm not even afraid to
post it here and open it up for others to consider. If that gives you problem then I guess I'm better able to appreciate the point Aristotle made.
As to linking "off beat"sources, it's interesting that I've gotten private responses from many who appreciate the fact that I do post source material from a whole variety of different sources. While at the same time, some like you will assert I fit in a specific box of a narrative you create while at the very same time others here who are your opposite will accuse me of making posts that put me in the opposite narrative.
I look at it that it both narrow narratives are attacking me equally, I'm doing something right. BTW: I'm reading Joseph Pierre Proudhon and Mikhail Bakunin of recent if you want to now call me a communist. Besides, I've read Marx too and do agree somewhat with some of his class theory but the rest of his economics just suks. Bakunin was right when he warned Marx on using the State.
And one last thing, back to what Ruppert was discussing, this one map among many of the Eurasian natural gas pipeline network seems to me to re-enforce the point he was making from "The Grand Chessboard." Enjoy!
