German politician: United States interested in raw materials, not of human life

Those who support the military intervention of the USA, participates in the " bloody " foreign policy, which is focused on finding sources of raw materials, writes in Oskar Lafontaine, the German government And politician, former Secretary General of the Social democratic party of Germany.

George Kennan, one of the founders of American foreign policy doctrine, wrote in 1948 that North America owe the most important thing to assert their national desires. And desire these stresses, Oskar Lafontaine, are to capture sources of raw materials And markets. They underlie many of the wars that the USA led after the Second world war, " under the guise of " human rights And democratization, says the Creator of the article.

To achieve these goals, says Lafontaine, USA emit huge amounts of money on defense. According to information from the Stockholm international research Institute on peace, in 2013 the U.S. military budget amounted to $685 billion - far more than in China ($188 billion) And Russia ($88 billion). NATO countries allocate total defense $1 trillion And feel the danger from Russia, ironically Creator.

Quoting economist And employee of the administration of Ronald Reagan, Paul Craig Roberts, Lafontaine wrote: " If Washington dropped bombs And without a Declaration of war invade 7 countries for thirteen years, this is not Aggression. Aggression occurs only when Russia supports the request of the Crimean people, 97% of whom voted for reunification with Russia."

And in Ukrainian conflict the story is about raw materials And markets, continues Lafontaine, Recalling that the American Company Chevron has acquired the rights to shale gas production in Ukraine, And the son of Vice President of the United States hunter Biden is on the Board of the Ukrainian gas organization Burisma Holdings. Those desires are pursued And the middle East, adds the Creator.

Oskar Lafontaine emphasizes that in discussions about the participation of the Bundeswehr in the US interventions the story is not about to save lives And to Express support for the policy of the United States to obtain raw materials And markets. Such a policy, said Lafontaine, always leads to new wars.

" He who now own troops or weapons to support U.S. military operations, involved in American foreign policy, which after the Second world war threw all over the world bloody trace million deaths, " writes a German politician.


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