Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: L'anti-Bush

URL: 
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19994563/
Gorbachev: U.S. sowing world 'disorder'
Ex-Soviet premier blasts Bush as helping create 'very dangerous'
situation
Reuters
Updated: 10:13 a.m. ET July 27, 2007
MOSCOW - Former Soviet president Mikhail Gorbachev criticized the
United States, and President Bush in particular, on Friday for sowing
disorder across the world by seeking to build an empire.
Gorbachev, who presided over the break-up of the Soviet Union, said
Washington had sought to build an empire after the Cold War ended but
had failed to understand the changing world.
"The Americans then gave birth to the idea of a new empire, world
leadership by a single power, and what followed?" Gorbachev asked
reporters at a news conference in Moscow.
"What has followed are unilateral actions, what has followed are wars,
what has followed is ignoring the U.N. Security Council, ignoring
international law and ignoring the will of the people, even the
American people," he said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Bush say they are friends but
ties have been strained by U.S. plans for a missile defense shield in
Europe, disagreements over Kosovo and the war in Iraq, and competition
for allies in the former Soviet Union.
Rival and enemy?
Many Russians view the United States as a rival and enemy.
Gorbachev, 76, who left politics after the 1991 collapse of the Soviet
Union, is deeply unpopular in Russia. Though feted abroad, he is
blamed in Russia for sinking the Soviet empire and plunging millions
into poverty.
"When I look at today's world I have a worrying feeling about the
growth of world disorder," he said.
"I don't think the current president of the United States and his
administration will be able to change the situation as it is
developing now - it is very dangerous," he said.
'Massive strategic mistake'
Gorbachev said Russia's hopes of building stronger ties with
Washington had waned in the face of a series of U.S. administrations
interested in building an empire.
"It is a massive strategic mistake: no single center can command the
entire world, no one," he said. "Current America has made so many
mistakes."
He said the U.S. administration was apparently unable to adapt to a
swiftly changing world and had ignored - or was unable to see - the
rise of Brazil, Russia, India and China as economic heavyweights.
Treaties limiting the number of nuclear weapons should be observed, he
said, adding that officials in Washington should be wary of sparking a
new arms race.
Gorbachev, who became Soviet leader in 1985, battled against the
conservative wing of the Communist Party to push through reforms that
dismantled the one-party system, freed the press and ended
restrictions on religion.
The father of "glasnost" (openness) said he supported Putin's policies
but that the pro-Kremlin United Russia party had eroded democratic
rights.
He said Putin's "seriousness" as a leader would be assured if he left
office according to the constitution. Putin says he will leave office
in 2008 after two terms in office.
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Certo che un ex presidente che si sveglia a 76 anni da da pensare.
In che mani siamo.
Comunque meglio tardi che mai.
Saluti
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 In che mani siamo.
veramente è un pezzo che dice le stesse cose...in ogni caso nelle sue
mani non c'è più nessuno da un pezzo, e il vedovo è costretto a
campare facendo il testimonial per Louis Vuitton, degno epilogo per un
cretino che pretendeva di riformare il PCUS...

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No ha aperto gli occhi solo dopo l'Irak.
For info si e' risposato con una americana.
Uno dei massimi cretini della storia.
Ma il massimo che il politburo' fosse in grado di produrre, era un branco di
leccaculi cleptomani.
Bisogna fare il confronto con Deng in Cina
Del resto storicamente i russi vanno avanti a salti con cicli di circa 90
anni.
Gli orsi sono lenti.
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 leccaculi cleptomani.
non Gorbaciov...se alla sua età deve fare il testimonial per andare
avanti evidentemente non ha rubato nemmeno un centesimo di quanto
hanno fatto quelli del clan dell'orso che non è mai stato sobrio...