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Last year on Pravda was a few articles were Admin types in Pooyet's gov chimed in to say..

"You guys have a rift in the State Dept"!

CFR was mentioned discretely..then a ref to Zbigniew Brzenzski..Grand Chessboard and..."lets go visit some Stans".

Americas presence in the many Stans...the posturing to access the frontiers of Eurasia and Asia...nearly text book of Zbigniews design.

U.S. is in Iraq as a chess move to support the other Geostrategic implimentations.

Russia ..sitting in the wings...saying.."We know what you are up to".

These moves force nations like Iran..Turkey..Pakistan..India and Russia to manuever for the future.

America has the power to get the board moving...now comes the counter chess peice moves.

Pakistan and India...is it desired to drive them to a conflict in the future?

If you see a plan forming..and you cannot stop it..is it in your interest to drive it faster than the controllers desire?

Russia benefits by the U.S. over extending herself....China too.

Turks know what it takes to rule the Silk road...history has a way of repeating itself.

Now Nato is being drawn into the Asia/EurAsia.

Back to Pravda;

CFR has 2 elements within...the Fabians..and non Fabians.

Unless Bush gets it right...they will see him and the Republicans to the door in 2004.

Syria has had state dept rescuing her for decades now..and still does.

Puitn can sit back and watch to see which power bloc within the CFR comes out on top for 2004.
Kinda why Russia is helping Iran to aquiese and sit on the fence for a while.

With Saudi's pining for nukes...Pakistan hinging her future on a projection that her nuclear forces are 'Boosted fission'...things could get messy..and fly off the handle.

India can clobber Pakistan.and easily take the nuke hits.

Pakistan would wind up loosing her nuclear forces entirley..the Gulf Arabs dream of having alot of nukes would be cut off.
Israel benefits...
U.S. benefits..as nations choose U.S. military ordiance over Russian.

Alot of pawns get killed in the chess game.

Grand Chesboard is a bold move...it could lead to conflicts that could escape the parameters the designers are machinating.