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” The Independent du même jour : «US and Europe are united in rejection of ‘war on terror’».) “

Pour l"europe continentale” ça me semble plus vrai que pour l"USdom” & l’Autralie ? Quel est le “ventilateur” du colonel Gary Cheek ou de Villepin ? Les MSM restent un espoir, allié à Internet ?

1. Le ventilateur global du discours néocon tourne à plein : Rupert Murdoch, head of News International ( NB : the Sun and the Times, US Fox News ... ) , has warned Gordon Brown not to call a snap election when Mr Brown takes over from Tony Blair, adding it is quite possible his newspapers will back David Cameron at the next election. ... Mr Murdoch has rarely cut himself from the sources of political power ( *** ), and his statement may be a brutal assessment of the current balance of party political power in Britain. But some of his aides have been sceptical of Mr Brown ( *** ) and what they regard as his regulatory policies. ( Murdoch hints at election backing for Cameron, by Patrick Wintour; June 29, 2006; The Guardian )

2. Et depuis si longtemps, Clinton-Bush-Blair : ... No one in London believed that the Sun, Murdoch’s rabidly Thatcherite tab, would ever support the Labor Party. But in the 1997 election Rupert was quick to spot Tony Blair’s rising star. ... That shift had begun privately in 1994 ( *** ), when Blair and Murdoch met for the first time over dinner in an upstairs room in the Belgravia restaurant Mosimann’s, as another of Murdoch’s Boswells, Sunday Times Editor Andrew Neil, records in his memoir: “Blair indicated that media ownership would not be onerous under Labour; Rupert that his newspapers were not wedded to the Tories.”

... Murdoch knows that occasionally shifting his political support in an unexpected direction is a tactic that increases his power ( *** ). It means no one can ever take him for granted, and it is an effective means of convincing politicians that helping him with his business interests is both prudent and wise—that what’s good for the News Corp. is good for America/Britain/Australia. ( washingtonpost.com Rupert Murdoch, Bending With the Wind By Tina Brown, Sept.15, 2005 )

3. Mais dernièrement Rupert à l’air plus agité, en “over-spin” : Spéculations ou réalité sur la dernière alerte terroriste à Londres ... vite oubliée ?  http://aangirfan.blogspot.com/2006/08/murdoch-uncovered-prince-charles.html  ***
Murdoch uncovered Prince Charles-Gordon Brown plot to oust Blair. Phony terror plan cooked up to derail coup plans. The following allegations are taken from: http://www.waynemadsenreport.com/

La rupture, elle est là depuis bien longtemps. C’est la rupture, la déconnexion entres les “élites” mondialisées, fascinées par le système qui les nourrit et les petits du système, quels qu’ils soient, de la France au Togo ou au Burkina Faso.

Je serais là encore plus fondamental. Il y a une rupture des systèmes de pensée. Ce qui nous aménera très certainement et à brève échéance à un affrontement (pacifique, il faut l’espérer) entre deux doctrines politiques résultantes.

Les grands choix historiques finissent toujours par se symboliser en choix politiques dichotomiques. Au 19ème siècle, c’était le choix entre monarche plus ou moins absolue et république. Au 20èmme siècle, entre système économique capitaliste ou étatiste. Le choix du 21ème siècle va être entre nations coopérantes entre elles et nations en compétition pour l’organisation d’un système politique mondial.

Heureusement, la nature nous montre que la forme ultime de la compétition c’est la coopération.