November 4, 2014
Neo-Cons and Corporate Fascists for Hong Kong Democracy?
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See the original article here: Neo-Cons and Corporate Fascists for Hong Kong Democracy?
Its most recent article, " Thai Power Firm’s Business Tactics ‘Use Burma’s Weak Laws’ ," is a typical representation of these efforts. It reports that:  One of the chief financiers of hydroelectric dams planned on Burma’s Salween River is accused of investing in countries where there is “oppression and limited transparency†in order to achieve its objectives
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Links Ukraine’s Elections: Stabilization Through Eradication November 1, 2014 ( Ulson Gunnar – NEO ) – Curiously, Didier Burkhalter, Swiss Foreign Minister and Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Chairperson-in-Office, congratulated Ukrainians for their elections  of the parliamentary assembly and hailed them as another important step toward "stabilization." It is a curious statement considering the nature of the elections themselves, carried out under the duress of deadly internal conflict, with multiple regions of the country not even participating in the elections and the intimidation and barring of opposition parties from participating in campaigning and polling. Despite claims of Ukraine’s elections leading to "stabilization," instead it appears they are leading to the rise in prominence of ultra-right Neo-Nazi parties like Svoboda whose supporters are pictured above.
The US NED website now has a page dedicated to disavowing evidence it is behind "Occupy Central." Titled, " The National Endowment for Democracy and support for democracy in Hong Kong ," NED claims:Â In the wake of recent pro-democracy demonstrations in Hong Kong, state controlled Chinese news outlets have published erroneous reports that the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) has played a central role in the protests. NED would go on to admit that it is extensively funding political activity in Hong Kong.
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Links Occupy Central: Benny Tai Doesn’t Care Why You Think You Protest October 8, 2014 (Tony Cartalucci – LD) –  Over the past several days, there has been a certain backlash, even among Hong Kong’s "Occupy Central" supporters themselves against the now exposed, US-backed leadership of the movement . After denying, then unsuccessfully defending the fact that "Occupy Central" co-organizers including Benny Tai, Joshua Wong, Martin Lee, Anson Chan, Audrey Eu, Jimmy Lai, and Joseph Zen are all entwined with US State Department-funded organizations, movements, projects, and institutions, many "Occupy Central" supporters are now attempting to claim this leadership does not represent them, and that they remain in the streets for entirely different reasons.
Links US-style "Democracy" No Different than Beijing’s Version, US Labor Activist October 7, 2014 (Tony Cartalucci – LD) – With the "Occupy Central" protests in Hong Kong still ongoing, the movement’s leadership has been exposed as completely backed, funded, and directed by foreign interests , particularly those of the US State Department through its National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and its subsidiary the National Democratic Institute (NDI).At the core of "Occupy Central’s" demands, as articulated by co-organizer Martin Lee during his trip to Washington D.C. with Anson Chan earlier this year , is the belief that Beijing should honor the demands made by parting British occupiers who held Hong Kong territory for nearly a century and a half. This includes the "one nation, two systems" approach that the US and British hope will allow Hong Kong to be used to "infect" mainland China with a Western controlled political orders and institutions