Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Transnational Totalitarianism

Una osservazione che faccio da tempo, la deriva totalitaria in sottovoce, 
che percepiamo distintamente nel coro di falsita' che giungono 
dall'informazione occidentale.
Ovvero dove porta 9/11 ?
Transnational Totalitarianism
Global trends in political economy suggest that "democracy" as we know it, 
is a fading concept, where even Western industrialized nations are 
retreating from the system. Arguably, through party politics and 
financial-corporate interests, democracy is something of a fa�ade as it is. 
However, we are entering into an era in which even the institutions and 
image of democracy are in retreat, and the slide into totalitarianism seems 
inevitable.
The National Intelligence Council report, Global Trends 2025, stated that 
many governments will be "expanding domestic security forces, surveillance 
capabilities, and the employment of special operations-type forces." 
Counterterrorism measures will increasingly "involve urban operations as a 
result of greater urbanization," and governments "may increasingly erect 
barricades and fences around their territories to inhibit access. Gated 
communities will continue to spring up within many societies as elites seek 
to insulate themselves from domestic threats."[1] Essentially, expect a 
continued move towards and internationalization of domestic police state 
measures to control populations.
The nature of totalitarianism is such that it is, "by nature (or rather by 
definition), a global project that cannot be fully accomplished in just one 
community or one country. Being fuelled by the need to suppress any 
alternative orders and ideas, it has no natural limits and is bound to aim 
at totally dominating everything and everyone." David Lyon explained in 
Theorizing Surveillance, that, "The ultimate feature of the totalitarian 
domination is the absence of exit, which can be achieved temporarily by 
closing borders, but permanently only by a truly global reach that would 
render the very notion of exit meaningless. This in itself justifies 
questions about the totalitarian potential of globalization." The author 
raises the important question, "Is abolition of borders intrinsically 
(morally) good, because they symbolize barriers that needlessly separate and 
exclude people, or are they potential lines of resistance, refuge and 
difference that may save us from the totalitarian abyss?" Further, "if 
globalization undermines the tested, state-based models of democracy, the 
world may be vulnerable to a global totalitarian etatization."[2]
Russia Today, a major Russian media source, published an article by the 
Strategic Cultural Fund, in which it stated that, "the current crisis is 
being used as a mechanism for provoking some deepening social upheavals that 
would make mankind - plunged as it is already into chaos and frightened by 
the ghost of an all-out violence - urge of its own free will that a 
'supranational' arbitrator with dictatorial powers intervene into the world 
affairs." The author pointed out that, "The events are following the same 
path as the Great Depression in 1929-1933: a financial crisis, an economic 
recession, social conflicts, establishing totalitarian dictatorships, 
inciting a war to concentrate power, and capital in the hands of a narrow 
circle." However, as the author noted, this time around, it's different, as 
this "is the final stage in the 'global control' strategy, where a decisive 
blow should be dealt to the national state sovereignty institution, followed 
by a transition to a system of private power of transnational elites."
The author explained that a global police state is forming, as "Intelligence 
activities, trade of war, penitentiary system, and information control are 
passing into private hands. This is done through so-called outsourcing, a 
relatively new business phenomenon that consists of trusting certain 
functions to private firms that act as contractors and relying on 
individuals outside an organization to solve its internal tasks." Further, 
"he biggest achievements have been made over the last few years in the area 
of establishing electronic control over people's identities, carried out 
under the pretext of counterterrorism. Currently, the FBI is creating the 
world's biggest database of biometric indexes (fingerprints, retina scans, 
face shapes, scar shapes and allocation, speech and gesture patterns, etc.) 
that now contains 55 million fingerprints."
Global Research
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Dopo l'invasione del 1974, i nostri alleati Turki hanno:
Saccheggiato e distrutto circa 500 chiese cristiane a Cipro.
Importato una comunita' turka che si e' sostituita ai 200.000 greci 
sfollati.
Pulizia etnica all'interno della NATO 

world may be vulnerable to a global totalitarian etatization."[2]
Per sua natura, un totalitarismo mira alla conquista del mondo. Per�,
mentre in una democrazia tutti dicono peste e corna del governo, in un
totalitarismo, chi fiata finisce in una fossa comune. Quindi, tutti
quegli eroi che ora fanno i rivoluzionari, saranno i quadri del nuovo
fascismo.
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Neanche questa privatizzazione della violenza riuscir� a tener testa a
quella che regner� nelle strade e quando crolleranno questi piccoli
potentati privati, sperimenteremo il crollo dei sistemi e l'anarchia
armata... S�, � un po' diversa dall'anarchia sognata da tanti
pugnettari. D'altra parte, se vogliamo affrontare i drammatici
problemi ambientali che si stanno profilando all'orizzonte, bisogna
pur ridurre un po' il genere umano.
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