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European Union is growing into the Mediterranean Union
Written by Ernest Hancock Subject: Mediterranean UnionMediterranean Union is launched
French President Nicolas Sarkozy said the grouping "will build peace in the Mediterranean together, like yesterday we built peace in Europe".
The Hour of Truth: The Euromediterranean Project To Become the Mediterranean Union
On an Ancient Sea, Europe Dreams and Schemes The "Ancient Sea..." article above is from the New York Times
March 4th 2008 - the above story appeared on a blog in Europe. They warned the Irish not to buy into the plan. Ireland voted down the opportunity to join,... then the real pressure started!
August 5th 2007
"The latest example comes from France’s new president, Nicolas Sarkozy,
whose efforts to move Europe, not to mention French arms industries,
closer to northern Africa are being presented within a vision of a new
union of nations along the Mediterranean."
(I recieved an email asking if the launch of the Mediterranean Union signed a few days ago might be the start of the 7 year
tribulation? - Then I was forwarded this email from a friend comparing two maps that detail the Roman empire and the plans for Europe now. Seems that history is a broken record, broken record, broken record)
Map of The Roman Empire
This map shows the
extent of the Roman Empire at three times in
history: at the death of Caesar (44 B.C.E.), at the death of Augustus (14 C.E.),
and at the death of Marcus Aurelius (180 C.E.). The gains are cumulative: this
means that Aurelius' empire included the areas that were in Caesar's and
Augustus' realm, not just the areas colored red.
Caesar re-founded
Corinth in 44 C.E., when the Roman Empire
had spread to the darker orange color. This area plus the green area gives an
idea of the extent of the Roman Empire during
the time of Paul.
Click on the map to
see a bigger
one (85K). A gray-scale map is
also available in medium and large format.
2008
The Mediterranean
Union: Dividing the Middle East and North
Africa - By Mahdi Darius
Nazemroaya
The Middle East and
North Africa are in the process of being divided into spheres of influence
between the European Union and the United States. Essentially the
division of the Middle East and North Africa
are between Franco-German and Anglo-American interests. There is a unified
stance within NATO in regards to this re-division.
While on the surface
Iraq falls within the
Anglo-American orbit, the Eastern Mediterranean
and its gas resources have been set to fall into the Franco-German orbit. In
fact the Mediterranean region as a whole, from Morocco and gas-rich Algeria to the Levant is coveted by Franco-German interests, but there is
more to this complex picture than meets the eye.
Unknown to the global
public, several milestone decisions have been made to end Franco-German and
Anglo-American squabbling that will ultimately call for joint management of the
spoils of war. Franco-German and Anglo-American interests are converging into
one. The reality of the situation is that the area ranging from
Mauritania to the Persian
Gulf and Afghanistan will be
shared by America,
Britain, France,
Germany, and their
allies.
These spheres of
influence are really spheres of responsibility in a long campaign to restructure
the Middle East and North Africa. The services
agreement between Total S.A. and Chevron to jointly develop Iraqi energy
reserves, NATO agreements in the Persian Gulf,
and the establishment of a permanent French military base in the U.A.E. are all
results of these objectives. Militant globalization and force is at work from
Iraq and Lebanon to the Maghreb.
Redrawing European
Security Borders: The Road to Redrawing the Map of the Middle East
“The politics [foreign policy] of a state are in its geography.”
— Napoleon Bonaparte I, Emperor of the French, King of Italy, Protector of the Confederation of the Rhine, and Mediator of the Helvetic (Swiss) Confederation
Source: European Union
map with modifications; Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, Centre for Research on
Globalization (CRG).
My people are
destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will
also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten
the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children. Hosea 4:6