https://youtu.be/u0kR-2HAsMM
2010
beginning in the 1980s a belief has slowly taken over the world that neoliberal globalization with its built-in self-regulating mechanisms would finally do away with old institutions like the state and the military and would usher the planet into an era of relative peace and prosperity free trade will bring on a great depression 9/11 and the current economic crisis have shown that believed to be largely a myth but many signs were already there markets have always relied on state power and military might America's transformation from Republic to economic superpower following World War two was accompanied by the creation of a global network of military bases unlike any other in history according to the Pentagon's base structure report today these amount to 716 in 38 countries more than 250,000 soldiers are stationed on these bases in addition to this the US has a military presence in a hundred and ten countries around the world a year after his election Barack Obama approved the new administration's first military budget this amounts to six hundred and eighty billion dollars 30 billion more than Bush's last defense budget and almost equaling the 787 billion dollars set aside by the new administration for the economic crisis stimulus package why despite the crisis does the military budget keep growing a crises and military expansion related in some way I mean we have different presentations or sometimes bands calm or even when we have talent night if we have people that want to show off their talent we have a stage we've done all sorts of things here from a Halloween party there's Christmas parties there's other events that happen here at this Center as well yeah they had they have salsa classes in the early 21st century military bases the network of military bases all around the world forms the new Empire that the United States is trying to build when you look at the Pentagon's website and their public information they acknowledge having somewhere over seven hundred military bases scattered among about 130 countries that's astonishing that's astonishing most Americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million more than 250 thousand US troops stationed on these bases all around the world it's not illegal to tape [Music] those are the movies that we have and the movies are free the unit of empire in the classic European empires was the colony the unit for the American Empire is not the colony it's the military base bases are the Empire they're the the point of projection of power and expansion of power most people don't understand that the bases exist don't understand the functions of a billet area bases and and it's much frankly it's much easier for people to engage with things like atrocious war in Iraq the question of torture thinks it immediately outraged them these are internet stations where soldiers can not only check the internet but they also have the capability of doing webcams back home you can go in to focus on war and not war preparation is to simply shovel after the elephant one has to look at the war preparations that are going on around the world which military bases are central to if one doesn't pay attention to that then again we can only deal with the symptoms which is which is warfare there's a saying that goes when soldiers come war comes [Music] [Music] [Laughter] [Music] the big room that open it on high pitch tonight over to our home opener on it [Music] a bagel you know touch it ago but another quest external energy my botany boom commodities mom in Nevada Cara Kristin Allen the second Hyuna terminated kabocha you create a more sources and sorta no better no better no motion saw her otaku Sakura mommy Camilla talk another stalker slowly the little crossed a minute you wanted to know that you got scalded Nana wish Alko corrugated cook kokanee artist you add the audio Sahara Hotel Castilian Katara customer care Adama Stoker's Parihaka studied up with citizen Naga personal touch dakara is the quality you know younger customer stack [Music] [Music] World War two marked the birth of America's global Empire of bases for Germany Italy and Japan the defeat was followed by the establishment of a permanent American presence that continues to this day nowhere is this clearer than in Okinawa a little island south of the Japanese mainland which after the war remained under US administration until 1972 when the island was returned to Japan in those years the US established dozens of military bases on the island today along with South Korea and due to its proximity to China and Taiwan Okinawa still represents America's military stronghold in East Asia the island hosts 38 US bases which house a force of thirty-five thousand soldiers the growing tension between the US and the Soviet Union following the war led to an unprecedented global military buildup and to a strategy of exploitation of people's fears that in various forms has continued to this day especially where you're not covered in those years America expanded into new territories first and foremost South Korea which still hosts 26 major US bases but not all new basis were the consequence of war some were the result of simple power politics such as the case of Diego Garcia a small island in the Indian Ocean part of the British overseas territories whose inhabitants got caught up in the global power struggle [Music] you [Music] nobody seems to know that Diego Garcia used to have a very considerable population that was all entirely bundled up and shipped out in order to as the US Navy put it sanitized the place the US wanted a base in the Indian Ocean at all cost because of the Cold War Chico Garcia has a most wonderful you know Lagoon that would really be the ideal place for a base so we were at the wrong place if you know at the wrong place at that time because that place was the best place for the most sophisticated us the nuclear base outside of the US and the UK in 1971 due to an agreement between the UK and the u.s. the British made the island available to the Americans as a military base because of its geostrategic position and deported its 2,000 inhabitants today according to the Pentagon Diego Garcia is one of the 13 major US military bases in the world and has played a crucial role in all post 9/11 conflicts [Music] the Diego Garcia exiles today lives scattered between Mauritius and the United Kingdom where for years they have been fighting a legal battle to return to their Island in 2008 though the House of Lords overruled all the cases previously won by the Islanders which upheld their right of return I was a concealable of it but she responsible she you know what you come and serve it very accurately here exactly this is it it on the neck given what risk is passed on the moon that was back in the park in making in your waking the Giardia we had to suffer exile because of for defense purposes and we paid that price and that price is to be exiled from your homeland for the defence of the west to a substantial degree in one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of the earth and the shadow is encroaching upon our own liberty our business sim has continued to provide a better life for our increasing population in spite of destructive forces which have pounded against our foundation of freedoms with no avail however Wars or the threat of wars interrupts the normal operations about competitive businesses I was certainly a cold warrior I thought that the Soviet Union was a menace I still do I still believe that we had every right to try and defend ourselves against the power of the Soviet Union I began to change I got new information after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 above all how fast our country moved the United States to find a replacement enemy to keep the military-industrial complex functioning to serve the vested interests in the Cold War system I was appalled by this I believe that we should have had after the collapse of the Soviet Union that eliminated any basis for this global apparatus there was no further reason for it it was irrelevant instead they moved at once to find another enemy China terrorism drug lords even instability anything to keep it going we need an enemy it's like we were a football team and we've been practicing to play a game we learn certain plays and now we don't have any opponents you know how can we play this game anyone and so they needed a new enemy and the new enemy well for a while it was drugs we had a war on drugs but then came terrorism and that that was a very good substitute in the minds of our leaders sometimes we're afraid of big things and sometimes we're afraid of very little one but now there's something else about fear that I don't think you quite understand Billy what's that well sometimes when you become afraid there isn't anything that's really dangerous I'm telling you think things they're dangerous when they're not john stockwell former CIA agent wrote I think a very prescient book called in search of enemies in which he identified Fronteras and the US society where there were there were the propaganda machine was geared up to identify a particular enemy of the moment in order that the US public would support a military buildup or support a particular war so I think today we have for instance Chavez in Venezuela who really hasn't worked out too well as an enemy so I think they really had to go to Medina jihad in Iran before that it was Ortega and Nicaragua and Khomeini in Iran there was Ho Chi Minh and Castro for instance so there always has to be a set of enemies that justify a US military buildup particularly at a time when for instance after the collapse of the Soviet Union there was a danger that the US public would no longer support continual war continual military buildup but then becomes the rationale for continuing to have these military bases for continuing to have the military alliances for military budget that equals the rest of the world combined what a worldwide network of bases means that you have at your fingertips if you are the Emperor of the West the means of perpetual war there's always somebody we don't like and somebody who must be stopped perpetual war for perpetual peace as being the American dream once we were launched upon Empire we would never look back and we would always find a pretext to attack an enemy [Music] targeting is an intricate process many things are considered we have advanced weapon systems with precision munitions and we take care in matching the appropriate ordnance to produce the desired effect on a target the foundations for the New World Order were laid in the Middle East in 1991 following the first Gulf War the u.s. established a permanent military presence in the Middle East much like it had done fifty years earlier in Europe and East Asia the true consequences of this policy would be seen only 10 years later in 2001 Osama bin Laden cited the US military presence in his homeland Saudi Arabia as a reason for his hatred of the United States in a curious twist of fate though the 9/11 attacks in America's military response paved the way for the birth of new military bases in Iraq and Central Asia first and foremost in Afghanistan the Pentagon's based structure report doesn't include the bases present in war zones all those considered politically sensitive such as the ones in Israel the actual number of US bases around the world is thus much larger than the 716 admitted by the US government before engineers and contractors can begin construction on buildings here at the 380th they first need a good foundation to build upon we are charge of keeping the base clean fence repair concrete pads the heavy repair shop is currently working on pouring a concrete foundation for the base of new temporary gym this job requires the whole unit to come together to get the job done the relationship between bases and war is a hand in glove relationship bases most of the US bases I would say the majority are the result of war they are the booty or loot of war in the sense that they were captured during wartime and never given back when a very large burly man comes and makes you an offer you can't refuse you end up with a military base [Music] one of the main reasons the u.s. intervenes in various parts of the world is to add bases now for example following the u.s. bombing of Iraq in 1991 the United States wound up with military bases in Saudi Arabia Kuwait Bahrain Qatar Oman and United Arab Emirates following its bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999 the u.s. wound up with military bases in Kosovo Albania Bulgaria Macedonia Hungary Bosnia and Croatia following its bombing of Afghanistan in 2001 and to the u.s. wound up with military bases in Afghanistan Pakistan Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan Georgia Yemen and Djibouti following its bombing and invasion of Iraq in 2003 the United States wound up with Iraq staying behind I believe is actually at the is the ultimate purpose of many of these wars we used to think of military bases being built in order to wage the wars and I think increasingly we see the wars themselves as convenient opportunities to station the bases and to have a more permanent presence in countries such as Iraq such as Afghanistan such as Kosovo so have some freeways what we have in here is video games [Music] [Applause] [Music] Macintosh and with to the 135 test post bayonet first Fortuna now we run patrols daily just keeping a safe and secure environment I wanted to be in the Army for quite a long time and I hit that age I was like well it's good way to pay for college get to do something I wanted to do for a long time and guns students active I never wanted a desk job so had to be infantry for me something or I could be moving around constantly doing something active I'm nervous but I'm ready if I get called to go I think it'd be another exciting experience for me [Music] well the us-japan security alliance is the cornerstone of America's defense posture in the Asia Pacific and the United States is both the trans-pacific and a transatlantic power but we couldn't project that power without the men and women who serve here in Japan as we look at the region it is at peace but we have threats like what we hear every day from North Korea and the security mission is essential to continuing to under gird America's leadership and being prepared for the kind of challenges we face but also to seize the opportunities for a better future you [Music] in 2009 after years of local protests US Secretary of State Clinton signed an agreement with the Japanese government to move the eight thousand troops stationed in the Futenma Air Base to the island of Guam a u.s. territory the move though is tied to the construction of a new airstrip on the eastern coast of Okinawa in Henoko Bay the project follows the decision to expand the jungle warfare training center in Takai further north in short the US has agreed to return some land to the locals but only if they accept to give up more land elsewhere on the island do you want my solo peanut kingdom is the pop of a chicken joke only solitary pivotal kanga meter meter button on tango so hot that we stay tendon no bohot n wa Korea tested to toshio-kun Tabuk Isola una Hamilton want whatever you choose me gotta do you baby I hate I know statistically could look at you talk Kouga I'm Rico homework with their tiny elbows sister Pamela - let's call it the rugged so note at MM oh it should be posted in a condo up follow me oh nice a meta and O'Connor Hawker all our when I mystic Yamatai then he say meta meta - Kay Kutta you know I take in a conqueror impact for any ties to the thickening or Pico kuih tako t9 I return achoo Konami omitted Kuno Big Chill character cure naku koro toasty I take inhibitor Mook Jonas able to assess okay no no Okinawa demon oh oh gee don't you know ah Kakashi OG&E units are coterminous could eat fish taco tarragon there was a cargo jutsu car stopped in Madeira HD night to a very famous [Music] communicating the Kokopelli nice to meet you - swathi report on you [Music] [Music] would you like a ditch in urinals no new base then you come back with the tractor go to Montana skin so looking at parties yeah you know I just got a ticket a good how did I go I don't know but in kerosene mauricio me Rockatansky co-op extortion stole school new Christian Otto Otto Rahn touka-sama table kudos Arriba coconut vodka relent Oh muchos Niska very cozy to circulate oh you could [Music] we have a lot of challenges but we also have some real opportunities and it's up to each of us to determine the role that we will play on behalf of our country and our leadership but I have every confidence that when it comes to defending America's security and advancing our interests we have nobody better than all of you so thank you and thanks to your families thanks for the service and the sacrifice and thanks for making a difference every day many of us fuss over how we look some don't worry at all and they're free to do that too but only because others shape up step forward and serve our country by militarism we do not mean national defense or the obligation of citizenship for able-bodied people to defend the country in times of national emergency we mean a way of life a way of making a living an ideological position originally our conception of American military was like the early Roman legions of the Republic they were raised for an emergency farmers left their fields went to war and were instantaneously demobilized they were not long service forces of any sort as the Roman Republic slowly inadvertently thoughtlessly acquired themselves an empire they began to realize they needed standing armies something like that happened in America after World War two as we began to build an arms industry and an apparatus to support a huge standing army that subtly altered the political structure of the United States the authors of the US Constitution made a strong point that the military had to be under the control of civilian leadership that they always would present a threat to democracy because they are not a democratic institution they're an authoritarian institution themselves and so in general when military institutions become more powerful there their hierarchical values their authoritarian values come to dominate and and the claims of national security come to be seen as trumping the claims of democratic decision-making this takes us back to probably the most famous warning in the history of the United States George Washington's farewell address that used to be read to each opening session of Congress and that is that the the great enemy of republicanism of Republican Liberty is standing armies standing armies destroy federalism they bring power to Washington DC they require more wealth in order to maintain these armies these are long service armies twenty years or so they have to be taken care of when they become redundant things of this sort it alters the power picture radically and that's of course what ultimately brought down the Roman Republic attention all bases attention all bases this is iron hand this is a sac alert [Music] when we talk about the military-industrial complex we have to include bases as a part of that complex and and observers have noted that there's something called a carry on imperative and the carry on imperative is that institutional momentum and it's based in part on profit in particular when you privatize there's a profit motive for these corporations who are helping to build and run the bases and provide the weaponry that is then stored at those bases there's there's a huge number of corporations who are profiting by all of the the operate the equipment and the operations that go on to protect the future of America the defense techniques of tomorrow had to be discovered now they were discovered in electronics that is how sage and pristine computers into military service electronics for combat this means new concepts new tools new whether you are listening to the heartbeat of the sage computer every instrument in this room is constantly monitoring testing posts taking controlling who owns this place who owns General Electric they make atom bombs well how do they get their money to make them and who's giving it to him and why to protect us from what these are all questions somebody like Obama should have been asking him so it just didn't happen the Empire it was it was designed and those bases just came along like you know some terrible cancer [Music] when you see how much money is at stake in in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of flights that takeoff from Kadena Air Force Base every single day in vote just that one base in that one country on one day will in have involved thousands of gallons of jet fuel repair and maintenance and parts for those aircraft the rationale for these bases is that they're continually practicing and training and using the equipment and running the personnel through their paces and and feeding them and and so on and that is an incredibly expensive operation this is what President Eisenhower was warning against in his farewell address in 1961 when he invented the phrase military-industrial complex meaning hidden power power that was not really under the supervision of Congress that and that was often out of control represented private interests rather than the national interest I'm sorry to say that we in America did not pay attention to the warning he gave it gave to us and today it's close to out of control many companies that operate in the defense sector benefit from this system one of these is KBR tied to the former US Vice President Dick Cheney in 1999 following the conflict in ex-yugoslavia KBR signed a multi billion contract with the US Department of Defense to build camp on steel in Kosovo one of the largest US bases in the world one of the questions I get asked a lot is about Camp Bondsteel size and the general mentioned that people ask me if Camp Bondsteel is the largest military installation in Europe for the United States the answer's no this is certainly a good base and able to support the mission that we have here and the troops but as you can see it is designed not to be permanent and should the time come that it's time for us to leave we could we could pack this up and bring the buildings down in Macedonia just a few miles away from Camp Bondsteel and from the border with Kosovo the US is sponsoring the construction of a pipeline called Ambo the pipeline was initially conceived by a Macedonian architect living in the US and is today pursued by his son Mali father was a designer builder an architect of luxury contemporary estates in New York State in Connecticut state in America and he used to get this question a lot what do you know about building a pipeline across three countries halfway around the world and his answer was look at the complexity of the houses I have designed and built and then ask yourself what is so difficult about digging a hole in the ground then putting a piece of pipe in it and the answer of course is it's not difficult what's hard about is the politics that the Ambo project seeks to move between 35 and 45 million tons of oil per year for about one dollar and 30 cents a barrel from the Bulgarian Black Sea port of Bourgas being the Adriatic Sea port of Lorre the fact that matter is even a dollar 30 a barrel it's a profitable pipeline and cheaper going to the Bosphorus straits so it's a real win-win situation the only further three Balkan countries be lost for the oil cut everyone wins it's a win for the environment it's a win for the oil companies is a win for the country's best available I want to very sharply and critically condemn anybody who suggests that Dick Cheney and Camp Bondsteel in Kosovo and anything has anything to do this project is so independent of all this stuff it's not even funny and there's a and and I mean the vow of the project in beginning I can tell you it's absolutely laughable the assertions they make they came upon still exists to secure the route of the oil pipeline project you need anything to do with it whatsoever so let me be categorical my denial about this and I should know because I've been there since the beginning [Music] KBR though did not only build camp on steel the company was also responsible for the Ambo pipeline feasibility study and one of KBR s former managers is today CEO of Ambo corporation are these simple coincidences or is it a case of corporate and military interests working hand-in-hand the United States consumes one-fourth of the world's oil every day more than any other country far more than any other country the US Department of Defense alone consumes as much petroleum as Sweden does on a daily basis that's a huge amount that has to be procured day-in day-out 365 days a year to safeguard that oil the United States must have some capacity to protect it and in this country that job has been given to the military and the military must have bases naval bases Air Force bases and army bases in the areas where the oil is located or along the supply routes if you look at the map collectively there's an almost contiguous string of US military bases from Poland to Pakistan in this really strategic middle ground between the emerging economic competitors of the United States the European Union on one hand and China and Japan on the other the US has a formal policy of maintaining military dominance of the Persian Gulf area it's called a Carter doctrine after President Jimmy Carter he said protection of the flow of Persian Gulf oil is a vital interests of the United States and to protect that flow we'll use any means necessary including military force to that end he said we will need military bases in the Persian Gulf area and he established military bases to support this policy of protecting the flow of Persian Gulf oil and then wars were fought as well in line with that policy east and west are united in pioneering a new frontier of progress serving the interest of the Saudi Arabs serving the interest of the United States and demonstrating the vitality of the American system of free enterprise a system which from this new frontier is pumping into the trade of the world oil one of the materials that is making a truly great contribution to our modern civilization [Music] one of the reasons the reason in fact primary one for the invasion of Iraq is to ensure us control over the major energy resources of the world the embassy that's being built inside Baghdad is a city it's like no other embassy in history or in the world they're not building the embassy in the city in Iraq and the huge bases around with an intention to leave they're building them with an intention to maintain control we're not in a process of building bases in the Middle East there will be an American base at Camp Victory right now I talk you Paes the whole area of the old Baghdad International Airport they will remain something there but in the Middle East we are not going to develop strategic cooperation remember base is strategic cooperation the model in Middle East is you've got bad guys so with bad guys you don't sit there you may bump those countries but you don't base there the base I was located on visit Forward Operating Base warrior in Kirkuk Iraq and while I was there they had a brand new gymnasium built they were in the process of starting a new dining facility we had you know Burger King Pizza Hut we had our own coffee shop it really became a joke that I mean there was no qualms people knew that you know if you're continuing to put this much money into things and and you've got contractors who've been who've been here for you know three years four years they just follow the military around wherever they go you know these aren't things that I can see the US government just you know up and leaving and abandon that's a lot of money that they put into into some of these these forward operating bases in Iraq since 2003 the US has built dozens of military bases in Iraq in 2008 the US and Iraqi government's signed an agreement that states that all foreign troops should leave the country by 2011 the agreement also says that the US will not seek permanent basis or a permanent military presence in Iraq Obama's Secretary of Defense Robert Gates though has stated that even after 2011 he expects to see several tens of thousands of American troops as part of a residual force in Iraq hence many fear that Iraq may be used as a launching pad for future wars in the region often in fact the base is created in response to an imminent threat have ended up becoming permanent Diego Garcia for example born in the context of the Cold War is still operational and has played a crucial role in the Iraq war the war for me Franchesca three three Molly Riehl [Music] [Music] really necklace salamu this legally in sorrow and Jaco Gracia so the city to Cougars Amazon damage knowledgeable class so did we [Music] our children are asking what were you born mom what is your name what was the country what were you doing on this island and and when they think about strangers are staying on these islands and it's not them it's not for them anymore they said in the study feasibility study that you know the island is not safe for the people to go there to return there but the thing is Americans are living there and they have developed the iron and I even heard like the island you can look like a little New York and American are enjoying their life so they are why should we not have the rights to go on our island and enjoy the same way they are doing [Music] known by many as the Navy's best-kept secret because of its remote location Diego Garcia is absolutely home to about 3,000 residents at any given time there's also a unique assortment of quality of life opportunities to take advantage of on Diego Garcia the islands Athletic Center is open round-the-clock with a wide range of workout equipment and a full size gymnasium be sure to spend as much time as possible researching this informative website to help you prepare for what will certainly be a memorable assignment abroad when you try and think about who should be held accountable for the violence that's waged from US military bases I think there's plenty of responsibility to go around it begins with us elites who who make plans without consulting the people the United States about where are these bases are going to go and the elites of the countries in which those bases are located who make the decision to comply with the US requests for basing without consulting with their people and in fact there have been many critiques of the ways in which decisions are made between lower level functionaries and in in other words that the agreements are made that bypass the the formal political structures of a country by hosting US bases countries lose their sovereignty in a number of ways for example questions of crime in Korea the u.s. tank ran over two schoolgirls who are on the way up to a birthday party right these soldiers were in the tank or their officers no one was held accountable you can do a very interesting kind of study in terms of the thickness of the sofa the status of forces agreement this is what's negotiated between the United States and so-called host nations and it determines what kind of access the United States will have what kind of political powers what happens when US soldiers commit crimes in these countries and when you find is that the countries that have less power or leverage in relationship to the United States have much thinner sofas in these case in these countries you'll find that when US soldiers commit crimes they're not held accountable they're not they're not tried under the law of the host nation they're not put into prisons in the host nation often they're just brought out of the country back into the United States or deployed to a warzone because as they say boys will be boys and these guys been trained to to be more aggressive and so they were aggressive [Music] [Applause] you like you like Charlotte with steroids you know I mean you're working out every day man you got guns you got stuff man and so when you live off the base man I mean you're feeling pretty good about yourself you know I mean you're feeling like you're a tough guy you could kick anybody in a button so coming into town with that sort of attitude it getting kind of drunk and then somebody looking at you is the wrong way you know you just knocked the hell out of them you know and you know you were soldier you're a marine I mean they like that stuff the military likes that stuff they may say well we don't want our guys breaking local laws and causing problems for the local people bullcrap it's desk garbage I mean if that's the case then you don't let us off the base you let us off the base there's going to be issues [Music] I heard on the news one day about a Okinawan girl had been raped by United States military men and I was very upset over this because I remember how we sort of treated the Okinawan people when I was here as a set as a 18 year old and eventually some peace activists got in touch with me and they had a contact here in Okinawa and when they found out that I had been stationed here they let the aunty Bais people here know that there's an ex-marine who was stationed here who's doing a peace work now in America and so they invited me to come back to deuce a week of lectures so that was 1996 and that's when I came back and as we moved around the island and I saw the bases were still here I just couldn't believe it that's it's it's almost like a cancer here for these people they since the end of World War two these spaces have been here when I came here in 1966 to go to Vietnam I don't even remember okay now many people I don't even remember seeing them they were the shadows walking around what I do remember is the women I remember the drinking I remember the fighting that's what I remember but in terms of like Okinawan culture I didn't eat their food I ate cheeseburgers at the base you know I didn't drink their alcohol I drink Budweiser you know at the base so we're this whole idea of Americanism stays within that base it stays within the militarism of ourselves this is something the Americans should know what happens when we open vases in other people's country what kind of problems does it solve or does it cause more problems and I think it does I think people I think people get really angry you know at this idea that we are policing the world we have a right to put basses anywhere we want we don't have foreign bases in America we don't have any British base we don't have any Korean base we don't have any French bases or you know we just All American bases in for us our bases are fine the denoise is our noise it doesn't bother us at all because they're our bases but for other people it's a real problem [Music] no matter Naani bacon no okay okay chicken tikka no it's even more a little more polluted basically the wall [Music] the Korean oh you can go nan-oh 1000 quite a mess ain't it at all no camera no siracusa Kolkata Nova Yoko Ganesha pinburrough Echinococcus Adagio coup de barranco cozy stock I hate I am a Cossack no Ji Hyo Joo sang o at the helicopter ah coach any shorter to stato so lyrics master [ __ ] 53 designee in McAllen and money each cocolo or Die kakuni home cannot be only a or got the hitting a tree rocks they enjoyed a semester Fantoni die sons in our code Massa like 60 Keaney Jean Technica she shall accept and Eskimo tell Michael Connelly do tackle Nick a cumulative master American kitchen color-enhanced in this Auto Kinyua finish Nyanja coyote hot chocolate mascara and solid animal Suey kokino toga 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just a few miles away from the city's historical center Vicenza already hosts a US military base the kazama air deadly home to the southern european task force and one of 10 major US bases in italy the area designated for the new base is the EXO villian airport dal Mullen the plans for the new base include 48 buildings over 20 acres of land the new base will host the entire 170 third Airborne Brigade an elite combat force which has played a crucial role in Iraq and Afghanistan I couldn't give a damn about the chenza because if it said so you have four people in the chain so three of whom are over the age of 90 and the base in Vicenza is a nothing of a base it doesn't generate smoke noise there are no planes landing so anybody who complains if each answer from my point of view is a dirty commie okay but why because the Italian government the region the authorities have decided yes and they want to make a noise even though these are entirely harmless people it's like having tourists they don't have tanks they don't have a helicopters they don't crash aeroplanes on your head so it's purely ideological and negative is by a bunch of people who don't do anything and a worthless in April 2008 Aquila varieties elected mayor of vicenza the the promise of holding a referendum on the new base it is said to be held on October 5th just a few days before the Italian Supreme Court clocks to the random women who shoot at you just just good that you know of such privacy the tendency to tear it to that deep cousin says the sheriff anova a.k.a woman [Applause] [Music] despite the court's decision the citizens of vicenza decided to hold an autonomous referendum and on October 5th 95% of the participants vote against the new base I'm in America in Austin obey any language primera quoi okay that a quasi satanic if we need to arabi I'm a colloquy it repeating who pass even despite the clear opposition of the people of vicenza though the Italian government gives the u.s. the green light to go ahead with the new base it's not unusual for the normal democratic process to be subverted when it comes to military bases most bases are in fact covered by secret treaties between the US and host nations in Italy's case this is the 1954 u.s. Italy bilateral agreement never made public nor Atta fight by the Italian parliament [Music] [Music] although Gioconda familiar guru hana kimi GA anata no Hikaru special debacle Manila you say we America's energy Mirotic stamina or attach Okinawan are America's emo conviction acoustic guitar oka Iannetta kutarka voice vocal Sarina said Tokyo Serena helico Futaba Selena cannot refer you to the show caller okunoshima na serenity 16 de foie gras annatto a new commercial right now Valeria Lukyanova Cigna new Moodle real Italian culinary tonight when you go to elementary school you're taught the declaration independence and if you're paying attention on the day that it's taught you'll be taught that it says that that King George the third kept among us standing armies in times of peace that committed abuses and usurpations I mean says language I can't make up that this was a reason to declare independence from Britain and even to go to war [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Obama's election was hailed by many in the world as the beginning of a political phase radically different from that of the Bush administration and in many ways it has been but the ever-growing military budget the escalation of the war in Afghanistan the uncertainty surrounding the fate of the US bases in Iraq and the plans for new military bases in a number of countries show how hard it is for this or any other president to challenge those policies that benefit the military-industrial complex and perpetuate us hegemony over the rest of the world we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions and the council's of government we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence by the military-industrial complex the potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist in 1961 u.s. President Eisenhower warned the world against the threat posed by the growing commercial interests of the arms industry with its continuous need for new Wars to survive today 50 years later his warning sounds more urgent than ever the US must now choose will it destined the country's dwindling resources to strengthen social and democratic institutions or will it continue to fuel this parasitical complex that by definition can only produce new weapons and new wars [Music] total artisanal touches escalator more doctoral sonata Cho high minute Oracle stay Sakura - wha minion against mike amato Martinez so that corroborates adjudicate a german-born I cannot Akira Akira Okinawa's to austin manelick ana maria de colorado maximus switched her Anatomy nico notice charity or shorter Tembo whatever I miss you I hear akattak Timberman I you know tomorrow morning to colonists ah yo no naka de aquila Vera you better keep up with the Honda in Indiana Kotaro deeply otaku that was terrible kazoo meet your haircare Tatyana to develop is under Jabari Tinka okay Nicole dust interactive Teamsters limo so you need what they post a photo that my distance me so how do you like Tara dilapidated fund companies in addition to the movies Minnesota cote de la paz de coco co see Sofia Libya German occupation finish on your quote person where [Music] we're here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody regardless of what ethnic group they are and to make sure that people have the freedom of movement the kids can go to school that people can go to work and people can sleep safely and we would like to see Kosovo develop and continue to grow and there will be a point where k4 is no longer needed and we look forward to that day any questions any other thing else did you get everything you needed [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]
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1980年代初め、自主規制メカニズムを組み込んだ新自由主義的グローバリゼーションが最終的に国家や軍などの古い制度を廃止し、地球を相対的な平和と繁栄の時代に導くだろうという信念がゆっくりと世界を席巻した。自由貿易は大恐慌を引き起こす 9/11と現在の経済危機は、ほとんどが神話であると信じられているが、多くの兆候がすでに存在していたことが示されている 市場は常に国家権力と軍事力に依存してきた 世界大戦後、アメリカは共和国から経済大国に変貌した第二次世界大戦は、歴史上他に類を見ない世界規模の軍事基地ネットワークの構築を伴った。今日の国防総省の基地構造報告書によると、その数は38カ国、250を超える716に達する。これらの基地には 000 人の兵士が駐留しており、これに加えて、米国は選挙後 1 年で世界 110 か国に軍事プレゼンスを持っている。バラク・オバマは新政権の最初の軍事予算を承認したが、これは 6,800 億ドルに達する 30ブッシュ大統領の前回の国防予算よりも10億ドル多く、新政権が経済危機刺激策のために確保した7,870億ドルとほぼ等しい なぜ危機にもかかわらず、軍事予算は何らかの形で危機と軍拡に関連して増大し続けるのでしょうか? つまり、我々は違うということです。プレゼンテーションや時にはバンドが落ち着いて、タレントナイトがあるときでも、自分の才能を披露したい人がいればステージがあり、ハロウィーンパーティーからクリスマスパーティーまで、あらゆる種類のことをここで行ってきました。」このセンターでは他のイベントも行われています そうですね、21世紀初頭の軍事基地でサルサのクラスがありました 世界中の軍事基地のネットワークが、米国が構築しようとしている新しい帝国を形成しています国防総省のウェブサイトとその公開情報では、約130カ国に700以上の軍事基地が点在していることを認めているが、これは驚くべきことであり、ほとんどのアメリカ人は、これらすべての基地に25万人以上の米軍が駐留していることを全く知らないということだ。世界中で[音楽]を録音することは違法ではありません、それらは私たちが持っている映画であり、映画は無料です古典的なヨーロッパ帝国における帝国の単位は植民地でした、アメリカ帝国の単位は植民地ではありません」軍事基地 基地は帝国である 基地は権力の投影と権力拡大の地点である ほとんどの人は基地の存在を理解していない ビレットエリア基地の機能を理解していない そして率直に言ってそれは多くのことであるイラクでの残虐な戦争のようなことに人々が参加しやすくなった 拷問の問題はすぐに彼らを激怒させたと考えられる これらはインターネットステーションであり、兵士たちはインターネットをチェックできるだけでなく、自宅に戻ってウェブカメラを撮影する機能も備えているため、集中することができます戦争の準備ではなく、戦争については単に象の後をかき集めるようなものであり、世界中で起こっている戦争の準備を見て、軍事基地がその中心となっていることに注意を払わなければ、また対処することしかできません。そこにある戦争の症状は」兵士が来ると戦争が来るという言葉 [音楽] [音楽] [笑い] [音楽] 大きな部屋が今夜はホームオープナーに向けて高音で開く [音楽] ベーグル、あなたは前に触ったことは知っていますが、別のものが外部エネルギーを探求 私の植物学ブームの商品 ネバダのママ カーラ クリスティン・アレン 2番目のヒョナがカボチャを終了させた あなたはより多くのソースを作成し、ある種、良くない、良くない、動きは彼女のオタクを見た サクラママ カミラは別のストーカーをゆっくりと話しました 少し交差しました あなたが知りたかったのはあなたが火傷したことを ナナの願い アルコの段ボールの料理人 ヒメマスアーティスト あなたはオーディオを追加します サハラホテル カスティーリャのカタラ顧客ケア アダマ・ストーカーのパリハカ 市民ナガと勉強しました 個人的なタッチ ダカラはあなたが知っている品質です 若い顧客のスタック [音楽] [音楽] 第二次世界大戦のマークアメリカの誕生』ドイツの世界的基地帝国 イタリアと日本 敗戦後、アメリカの永続的な駐留が確立され、それが今日まで続いている それが、戦後もアメリカの統治下に残った日本本土の南にある小さな島である沖縄ほど明白な場所はない1972年に島が日本に返還されるまで、当時米国は今日でも韓国とともにこの島に数十の軍事基地を設置し、中国と台湾に近いことから、沖縄は今でも東アジアにおける米国の軍事拠点となっており、この島には38の米軍基地が駐留している。 3 万 5,000 人の兵士を収容する基地では、戦後にアメリカとソ連の間で緊張が高まり、前例のない世界的な軍備増強と国民の搾取戦略が引き起こされました。その恐怖はさまざまな形で今日まで続いており、特にあなたがいる場所では当時は取り上げられていなかった アメリカが新たな領土に進出したのは何よりもまず、依然として26の主要な米軍基地を擁する韓国だが、新たな拠点のすべてが戦争の結果というわけではない ディエゴ・ガルシア事件のような単純な権力政治の結果であったものもあるインド洋にある島 英国の海外領土の一部で、その住民は世界的な権力闘争に巻き込まれた [音楽] あなた [音楽] ディエゴ・ガルシアにはかつて非常に多くの人口がいて、全員がまとめられて出荷されていたことを誰も知らないようです米海軍が言ったように、冷戦のために米国が何としてもインド洋に基地を置きたかった場所を消毒するために出港したのである チコ・ガルシアにはご存知のとおり、本当に基地として理想的な素晴らしいラグーンがある。あなたがその時間違った場所にいたと知っているなら、私たちは間違った場所にいたなぜなら、あの場所は最も洗練された私たちにとって最適な場所だったからです。1971年に英国と米国の間の合意により、米国と英国以外の核基地が設置されました。英国は、その島を米国人が軍事基地として利用できるようにしました。地戦略的地位を侵害し、その2を追放した、国防総省によると、現在の人口は約000人 ディエゴ・ガルシアは、世界にある13の主要な米軍基地の一つであり、9/11以降のすべての紛争で重要な役割を果たしてきた [音楽] ディエゴ・ガルシア亡命者は現在、モーリシャスと英国の間に散らばって暮らしているそこで彼らは2008年に島に戻るために何年も法廷闘争を続けてきたが、貴族院は彼らの帰還の権利を支持して島民が勝訴したすべての訴訟を却下した。あなたは来て、非常に正確にここでそれを提供します、まさにこれが首にあるものです、あなたが目覚めたときに公園に戻っていた月でジアルジアを作ることでどのようなリスクが転嫁されるかを考えると、私たちは防衛目的のために追放されなければならなかったし、私たちは支払いましたその代償とその代償は防衛のために祖国から追放されることになる何らかの形でかなりの程度西側社会主義が人類の連隊の影を地球上のほとんどの国に広げ、その影が私たち自身の自由を侵害しています。私たちのビジネスシミュレーションは、増大する私たちのより良い生活を提供し続けています。私たちの自由の基盤を破壊する力が無駄に襲いかかってきたにもかかわらず、人口は増加しましたが、戦争または戦争の脅威によって、競争力のあるビジネスに関する通常の運営が中断されました 私は確かに冷酷な戦士でした ソ連は脅威だと思っていました 私は今でもそう思っています私たちにはソ連の力から身を守るあらゆる権利があると今でも信じている 私は変わり始めた 1991年のソ連崩壊後、新しい情報を得た 何よりも、私たちの国が米国をいかに早く代替国を見つけようと動かしたかについてを維持する敵軍産複合体は冷戦体制の既得権益に奉仕するために機能している これには愕然とした ソ連崩壊後は、この世界的機構のいかなる基盤も排除すべきであったと思う それ以上の理由はなかったそれは無関係だった代わりに、彼らは別の敵を見つけるためにすぐに動きました 中国のテロリズム 麻薬王 不安定でさえもそれを維持するには敵が必要です 私たちはフットボールチームのようで、試合をするために練習してきたのですが、特定のプレーを学び、今では私たちはいます対戦相手がいないのですが、どうすれば誰でもこのゲームをプレイできるでしょうか。それで彼らは新しい敵を必要としていたのです。しばらくの間は麻薬でした。麻薬戦争がありましたが、その後テロが起こりました。それはとても良いことでした私たちの指導者の心の中で、時には私たちを置き換えることもあります」私たちは大きなことを恐れます、そして時々私たちは非常に小さなことを恐れます、でも今は恐怖について何か別のものがあります、ビリー、あなたはよく理解していないと思います、それは何ですか、時々あなたが怖くなったとき、本当に危険なものは何もありません。物事は危険なものではないと考えると言っている ジョン・ストックウェル元CIA職員が書いた非常に先見の明のある本で、彼はフロンテラスとプロパガンダ機関が存在した米国社会を特定し、敵を求めて書いたと思うアメリカ国民が軍備増強を支持したり、特定の戦争を支持したりするために、その瞬間の特定の敵を特定することまで考えているのですが、今日、例えばベネズエラのチャベスが実際にはそうしていないのだと思います。敵としてあまりにもうまく機能しなかったので、彼らはオルテガとニカラグアとホメイニがイランにいた前に、実際にイランのメディナ聖戦に行かなければならなかったと思います、たとえば、ホーチミンとカストロがあったので、常に一連の攻撃が必要でした米国の軍事増強を正当化する敵、特に、例えばソ連崩壊後、米国国民が戦争継続を支持しなくなる危険性があったときに、こうした軍事基地を保有し続ける根拠となる。世界の残りの地域を合わせた軍事予算に匹敵する軍事同盟を維持し続けていることは、世界規模の基地ネットワークが意味するものであり、もしあなたが西側の皇帝であれば、永遠の戦争の手段をすぐに手に入れることができることを意味します、私たちには常に誰かがいます。永遠の平和のための永遠の戦争を止めなければならない人が好きだ 永遠の平和のための永久戦争はアメリカン・ドリームだ 一旦我々が帝国に乗り出したら決して振り返ることはないだろうし、いつでも敵を攻撃する口実を見つけるだろう [音楽] 標的を定めることは多くのことが複雑なプロセスである私たちは精密弾薬を備えた高度な兵器システムを持っていると考えられており、標的に望ましい効果を生み出すために適切な兵器の適合に注意を払っています 第一次湾岸戦争後の 1991 年に中東で新世界秩序の基礎が築かれました。50年前にヨーロッパや東アジアで行ったのと同じように、中東に恒久的な軍事駐留を確立したが、この政策の真の結果が現れるのはわずか10年後の2001年だった オサマ・ビンラディンは祖国サウジアラビアにおける米軍の駐留を引用した奇妙な運命のいたずらで米国を憎む理由となったが、米国の軍事的対応としての9.11攻撃は、何よりもまずアフガニスタンに国防総省の本拠地であるイラクと中央アジアに新たな軍事基地を誕生させる道を開いたにもかかわらず、報告しない戦争地帯に存在する基地には、イスラエルのような政治的に敏感とみなされるすべての基地が含まれていないため、エンジニアや請負業者がここで建物の建設を開始できるようになるまでに、世界中にある実際の米軍基地の数は、米国政府が認めた716よりもはるかに多い。 380番目に、彼らはまずその上に築くための良い基礎を必要とします 私たちは基礎をきれいに保つ責任を負っています フェンスを修理するコンクリートパッド 現在、重修理工場が新しい仮設体育館の基礎にコンクリート基礎を注ぐ作業を行っています この仕事にはユニット全体が必要です仕事を成し遂げるために団結する 基地と戦争の関係は密接な関係である 基地のほとんどは、ほとんどが戦争の結果であると私は言う それらは捕獲されたという意味で戦争の戦利品または戦利品である戦時中、そしていつでも返還されなかった非常に大柄で屈強な男がやって来て、断ることのできない申し出をしてくる、結局は軍事基地を作ることになる [音楽] アメリカが世界の様々な地域に介入する主な理由の一つは、例えばアメリカに続いて基地を追加することだ1991年のイラク空爆により、米国はサウジアラビアに軍事基地を撤去した。 クウェート、バーレーン、カタール、オマーン、アラブ首長国連邦、1999年のユーゴスラビア爆撃により、米国はコソボに軍事基地を撤去した。 アルバニア、ブルガリア、マケドニア、ハンガリー、ボスニア、クロアチア。 2001年にアフガニスタンから米国へアフガニスタン パキスタン カザフスタン ウズベキスタン タジキスタン キルギス ジョージア イエメンとジブチ 2003年のイラク爆撃と侵攻後、米国はイラクを残留させて終結した 私は実際、これこそが我々が行っているこれらの戦争の多くの究極の目的であると信じています。かつては、戦争を遂行するために軍事基地が建設されると考えられていましたが、戦争そのものが、イラク、アフガニスタン、コソボなどの国々に基地を駐留させ、より永続的に駐留するための好都合な機会であると考えるようになってきていると思います。いくつかの高速道路 ここにあるのはビデオゲーム [音楽] [拍手] [音楽] Macintosh と 135 銃剣テスト後のフォーチュナで、今では安全で安心な環境を維持するために毎日パトロールを行っています 私は陸軍にいたかったのですかなり長い年月が経ち、私はその年齢に達しました私は、大学の学費を払って、長い間やりたかったことをするのに良い方法だと思っていました、そして銃の学生は活動的です デスクワークは望んでいなかったので、何かのために歩兵になる必要がありました、そうでなければ、常に何かをしながら動き回ることができましたアクティブです 緊張していますが、もし呼ばれたら準備はできています 私にとってはまたエキサイティングな経験になると思います [音楽] そうですね、日米安全保障同盟はアジア太平洋におけるアメリカの防衛態勢の基礎であり、米国は太平洋横断大国であり、大西洋横断大国でもありますが、この地域を見ると平和ですが、私たちが毎日聞いているような脅威にさらされているので、ここ日本で奉仕する男性と女性なしにはその力を発揮することはできませんでした。北朝鮮からの攻撃であり、安全保障の使命はアメリカを守り続けるために不可欠である」のリーダーシップと、私たちが直面する種類の課題への備えだけでなく、より良い未来のための機会をつかむためにも、何年にもわたる地元の抗議活動の後、2009年にクリントン米国務長官は日本政府と8,000人を移動させる協定に署名しました。普天間飛行場に駐留する部隊を米国のグアム島に派遣この動きは辺野古湾の沖縄東海岸に新しい滑走路を建設することに関連しているが、このプロジェクトは高井のジャングル戦訓練センターをさらに北に拡張するという決定に続くものである、つまり米国は一部の土地を沖縄に返還することに同意したということだ。地元の人たちだけど、島の他の場所にもっと土地を譲ることを受け入れた場合に限り、私のソロ・ピーナッツ・キングダムはチキン・ジョークのポップでしかない、タンゴの唯一の重要なカンガ・メーターのメーター・ボタンがとても熱いので、私たちはテンドンのボホット、韓国でテストされているトシオくんへ タブーク・イソラ・ウナ・ハミルトン あなたが選んだものは何でも欲しい 私はあなたにしなければなりません ベイビー、私は嫌いです 統計的にあなたが話しているのを見ることができることはわかっています コウガ 私はリコです 小さな肘を持った宿題 妹のパメラ - それを頑丈と呼びましょう だからMM ohに注意してくださいそれはコンドミニアムに投稿されるはずです、私をフォローしてください、ああ素敵なメタです、そしてO'コナー・ホーカー、私が邪馬台国を神秘的に考えたとき、彼はメタメタと言いました - ケイ・クッタ、あなたは知っています、私は肥厚またはピコ・クイ・タコ・t9とのつながりのために征服者の影響を取り入れます、私はアチョーに戻ります、コナミは省略されました、クノ・ビッグ・チル・キャラクター、キュア・ナク・コロ・トースト、私は取るインヒビター・ムック・ジョナスは評価できた、大丈夫、だめ、沖縄の悪魔、ああ、知らないの、ああ、カカシ OG&E ユニットは隣接している、魚タコス・タラゴンを食べることができた、マデイラ HD の夜に非常に有名な [音楽] を伝える貨物術車が停まっていた。ココペリ 初めまして - スワティ レポート オン ユー [音楽] [音楽] 小便器に溝を作ってもらえませんか 新しい基地はありません それからあなたはトラクターで戻ってきます モンタナ州に行きます スキンだからパーティーを見ているのは知っていますよね、私はちょうどチケットを手に入れたばかりです良かった、どうやって行きましたか？分からないけど灯油の中で マウリシオ・ミー ロカタンスキー 協同組合の恐喝 学校を盗んだ 新しいクリスチャン・オットー オットー・ラーン トーカ様の食卓に称賛のアリバ ココナッツウォッカの寛容 ああ、たくさんのニスカは循環するのがとても居心地が良い ああ、できるでしょう [音楽] 私たちにはたくさんの課題がありますが、私たちもいくつかの本当の機会があり、国と指導者を代表してどのような役割を果たすかを決めるのは私たち一人一人にかかっていますが、アメリカの安全を守り、私たちの利益を推進することに関しては、誰よりも優れている人はいないと私は確信しています。皆さん、本当にありがとう、家族に感謝、奉仕と犠牲に感謝、毎日変化をもたらしてくれてありがとう 私たちの多くは自分の見た目について大騒ぎしますが、まったく心配しない人もいます。それをするのも自由ですが、他の人々が前進して軍国主義によって国に奉仕するという理由だけで、私たちは国防を意味するわけではなく、国家非常事態の際に国を守るための健常者への市民権の義務を意味するのではありません。人生とは、生計を立てるための手段である イデオロギー的立場 もともと私たちのアメリカ軍の概念は、共和国の初期ローマ軍団のようなものだった 彼らは緊急事態のために育てられ、農民は畑を離れて戦争に行き、即座に動員解除された 彼らはいかなる軍にも長く勤務した軍隊ではなかったローマ共和国がゆっくりと、うっかり思慮もなく帝国を獲得していくにつれて、常備軍が必要であることに気づき始めたのと同じようなことが、第二次世界大戦後、アメリカで兵器産業と巨大な常備軍を支援する装置を構築し始めたときに起こったのです。米国の政治構造を微妙に変更した 米国憲法の起草者らは、軍は文民指導者の管理下に置かれるべきであること、軍は民主主義機関ではないため常に民主主義に対する脅威となることを強く主張したそれ自体が権威主義的機関であり、したがって一般に軍事機関がより強力になると、そこではその階層的価値観が権威主義的価値観を支配するようになり、国家安全保障の主張が民主的な意思決定の主張に優先するものとみなされるようになり、これはおそらく私たちを過去に戻すだろう。米国史上最も有名な警告「ジョージ・ワシントン」かつて議会の開会ごとに読み上げられていた別れの挨拶、それは、共和党の自由という共和主義の最大の敵は常備軍である、常備軍は連邦主義を破壊する、彼らはワシントンDCに権力をもたらす、これらの軍隊を維持するためにはより多くの富が必要である、というものである。これらは20年ほどの長期勤務の軍隊である、この種の冗長なものになったとき、それは権力の構図を根本的に変える、そしてもちろんそれが最終的にローマ共和国を崩壊させた原因であるすべての基地に注意を払うすべての基地に注意を払うこれは鉄ですこれは緊急警報です [音楽] 軍産複合体について話すときは、その複合体の一部として基地を含める必要があり、観察者は次のように指摘しています。これは「継続命令」と呼ばれるもので、「継続命令」とは制度上の勢いであり、それは部分的には利益に基づいており、特に民営化する場合には、基地の建設と運営を支援し、兵器の提供を支援しているこれらの企業に利益動機が存在します。それからそれらの基地に保管されています。」膨大な数の企業が、アメリカの未来を守るための機器の運用と作戦のすべてによって利益を得ている、明日の防衛技術は今発見されなければならなかった、それらはエレクトロニクスの中で発見され、それが賢明で原始的なコンピューターのあり方である戦闘用の軍事電子機器への導入は、新しい概念、新しいツールを意味します。あなたが賢者のコンピューターの鼓動を聞いているかどうかに関係なく、この部屋のすべての機器が常に試験所を監視し、この場所の所有者が誰であるかを管理しています。ゼネラル・エレクトリックの所有者です。彼らは原爆をどのようにうまく製造しているのかを制御しています。彼らはお金をもらって作っているのか、誰がお金を彼に与えているのか、そしてなぜ私たちをそれから守るのか、これらすべての質問はオバマのような人が彼に尋ねるべきだったのに、それができなかったのです。帝国がそうなったわけではない、それは帝国が設計したもので、それらの基地はあなたが知っているような恐ろしい癌のように突然現れたものである [音楽] 毎日行われている作戦にどれだけの金がかかっているかを見ると、離陸する飛行機の数は驚異的だ嘉手納空軍基地から毎日投票が行われているが、その国の一つの基地が一日に数千ガロンのジェット燃料の修理やメンテナンス、航空機の部品を必要とすることになる。これらの基地の理論的根拠は、継続的に練習と訓練を行い、機器を使用し、職員を自分のペースで走らせ、食事を与えるなどの作業を繰り返すのですが、これは信じられないほどお金のかかる作業であり、これはアイゼンハワー大統領が 1961 年の辞任演説でこの言葉を発明したときに警告していたことです。軍産複合体とは、実際には議会の監督下にない隠れた権力を意味し、しばしば制御不能であったことは、国益ではなく私益を代表していた 残念ながら、私たちアメリカはその警告に注意を払わなかった彼はそれを私たちに与えてくれた、そして今日それを」制御不能に近い 防衛分野で事業を行う多くの企業がこのシステムの恩恵を受けている そのうちの1つがKBRであり、旧ユーゴスラビア紛争後の1999年に元米国副大統領ディック・チェイニーと結びついた KBRは米国と数十億の契約を結んだ国防総省は世界最大の米軍基地の一つであるコソボに鉄骨キャンプを建設予定 私がよく聞かれる質問の一つはキャンプ・ボンドスチールの規模についてであり、将軍はキャンプ・ボンドスチールがコソボで最大の軍事施設なのかと尋ねられると述べた。米国にとってヨーロッパの答えは「ノー」だ。これは確かに良い基地であり、ここでの任務と軍隊を支援することができるが、ご覧のとおり、恒久的なものではないように設計されており、いつかは使用できるようになるだろう」そろそろ出発の時間だ、できればこれを荷造りして、キャンプ・ボンドスチールからほんの数マイル離れたコソボとの国境から離れたマケドニアの建物を撤去できるだろう。米国はアンボと呼ばれるパイプラインの建設を後援しているが、このパイプラインは最初に構想されたものだったアメリカ在住のマケドニア人建築家で、現在は息子のマリが追いかけている 父親はデザイナービルダーで、アメリカのコネチカット州ニューヨーク州にある高級現代不動産の建築家で、よくこの質問を受けた。地球半周の 3 か国にまたがるパイプラインを建設することです。そして彼の答えは、私が設計し建てた家の複雑さを見て、地面に穴を掘ってそこにパイプを差し込むことの何がそんなに難しいのかを自問してください、というものでした。もちろん答えは「難しいことではないよ」難しいのは、アンボ・プロジェクトが年間3,500万トンから4,500万トンの石油を、ブルガリアの黒海にあるブルガス港（アドリア海のローレ港）から1バレル約1ドル30セントで輸送しようとしているという政策である。問題は1バレルあたり30ドルでもある 利益の出るパイプラインであり、ボスポラス海峡に行くのはより安いので、本当のWin-Winの状況だ 石油削減のためにあとバルカン3か国が失われるだけだ 全員が得をする それは環境にとっての勝利だ それは勝利だ石油会社にとって、これはこの国で利用可能な最高のものの勝利だ。ディック・チェイニーとコソボのキャンプ・ボンドスチールやその他の何かがこのプロジェクトに関係していると示唆する人を、私は非常に鋭く批判的に非難したい。このプロジェクトはこれらすべてからあまりにも独立しており、面白くもありません。そしてそこに'さ、そして私が言いたいのは、プロジェクト開始時の誓いのことだ、絶対に笑える、彼らが思いついた主張は、石油パイプラインプロジェクトのルートを確保するためにまだ存在している、それと何の関係も必要ない、だから断定的に言わせてくれこれについては私の否定です、そして私は最初からそこにいたので知っておくべきです [音楽] KBRは鉄鋼でキャンプを構築しただけでなく、会社はアンボパイプラインの実現可能性調査にも責任を負い、KBRの元マネージャーの1人が現在CEOですアンボ社の利益はこれらの単純な偶然なのか、それとも米国が世界の4分の1を消費するという企業と軍事的利益が手を携えて働いているケースなのか。」他のどの国よりもはるかに多くの石油を毎日消費しており、米国国防総省だけでもスウェーデンと同じくらいの量の石油を毎日消費しており、その量は365日毎日調達しなければならない膨大な量である。石油を守るためには、米国はそれを守る何らかの能力を持たなければならないし、この国ではその仕事は軍に与えられており、軍は石油が存在する地域、あるいは石油が存在する地域に海軍基地、空軍基地、陸軍基地を持たなければならない。地図をまとめて見ると補給路沿いにある』ポーランドからパキスタンに至るほぼ連続した一連の米軍基地は、米国の経済的競争相手として台頭しつつある一方の欧州連合と他方の中国と日本との間の真に戦略的な中間地点にある。米国は軍事力を維持する正式な政策をとっている。ペルシャ湾岸地域の支配は、ジミー・カーター大統領にちなんでカーター・ドクトリンと呼ばれているが、ペルシャ湾の石油の流れの保護は米国の極めて重要な利益であり、その流れを守るために我々はこう述べた。そのためには軍事力を含むあらゆる手段を使うだろう、と彼はペルシャ湾岸地域に軍事基地が必要であると述べ、ペルシャ湾の石油の流れを守るこの政策を支援するために軍事基地を設立し、その後戦争も同様に行われた。東西の政策が団結して、サウジアラビアの利益にかなう進歩の新たなフロンティアを開拓し、米国の利益に奉仕し、この新たなフロンティアから世界に注入されているアメリカの自由企業システムの活力を実証する。世界の石油貿易は、私たちの現代文明に真に多大な貢献をしている物質の一つです [音楽] イラク侵略の実際の主な理由の一つは、イラクの主要なエネルギー資源を確実に管理するためです。世界の大使館よ』バグダッド内に建設されているのは、歴史上、世界のどの大使館とも似ていない都市だ。彼らはイラクの都市に大使館を建てているわけではないし、周囲の巨大な基地を撤退するつもりで建設しているのだ。制御を維持せよ、我々は中東に基地を建設する過程にはいない、今すぐキャンプ・ヴィクトリーにアメリカ軍基地ができるだろう、私はあなたに話します、旧バグダッド国際空港の全域、彼らはそこに何かを残しますが、中東にあります私たちは戦略的協力を発展させるつもりはありません、ベースが戦略的協力であることを覚えておいてください、中東のモデルは悪者がいます、だから悪者と一緒にそこに座っていません、あなたはそれらの国をぶつけるかもしれませんが、あなたはそうではありませんそこの基地は、私がイラクのキルクークの前線作戦基地の戦士を訪問したときにいた基地であり、私がそこにいた間、彼らは真新しい体育館を建てていて、新しい飲食施設を開始する途中でした。私たちが知っていたバーガーキングのピザハットを知っていました。私たちのコーヒーショップ、それは本当に冗談になりました、つまり、あなたが物事にこれだけのお金を注ぎ続けていることを人々が知っていたこと、そしてあなたがここに長年来ている請負業者がいることを知っていることを意味します。 3年、4年、彼らは行くところどこへでも軍についていくだけだ、あなたもわかっているだろうが、これらは米国政府の目に見えるものではないことはあなたも知っているはずだ。2003年以来、イラクの前線作戦基地の一部に彼らは巨額の資金をつぎ込んだ 2008年に米国はイラクに数十の軍事基地を建設した 米国とイラク政府は、すべての外国軍が国外に撤退するという協定に署名した2011年までにこの協定には、米国がイラクに恒久的な基地や恒久的な軍事駐留を求めないことも明記されている。しかし、ロバート・ゲイツ国防長官は、2011年以降もイラク残留軍の一部として数万人の米軍が駐留すると予想していると述べており、そのためイラクがこの地域での将来の戦争の発射台として利用されるのではないかと多くの人が懸念している。実際、多くの場合、基地は差し迫った脅威に対応して作られたが、最終的には恒久的な基地となった 例えば、冷戦時代に生まれたディエゴ・ガルシアは今も機能しており、イラク戦争で重要な役割を果たしている 私にとっての戦争 フランチェスカ・スリー・スリーモリー・リール [音楽] [音楽] 本当にネックレス サラーム これは悲しみの中で合法的に そしてジャコ・グラシア だから街はクーガーズ アマゾン被害知識階級にそうしました 私たちもそうしました [音楽] 私たちの子供たちは尋ねます あなたは何で生まれたのですか お母さん あなたの名前は何ですか 国は何でしたかあなたはこの島で何をしていましたか、そして彼らが見知らぬ人のことを考えるとき、これらの島に滞在するのは彼らではありません、もう彼らのためではありません、と彼らは調査実現可能性調査で、人々がそこに行ってそこに戻るのにこの島が安全ではないことはわかっていると言いましたが、問題はアメリカ人がそこに住んでおり、彼らが開発したものです。アイアン、そしてニューヨーク人やアメリカ人が自分たちの人生を楽しんでいるように見える島のようにも聞いたのですが、なぜ彼らは私たちの島に行って、彼らが知っている音楽を同じように楽しむ権利を持たないのですか？遠隔地にあるディエゴ・ガルシアには常に約 3,000 人の住民が住んでおり、その多くは海軍の最大の秘密です。」また、ディエゴ ガルシア島では、生活の質を向上させるユニークな品揃えも魅力です。アスレチック センターは 24 時間営業しており、さまざまなトレーニング器具やフルサイズのジムを備えています。リサーチにはできるだけ多くの時間を費やしてください。この有益なウェブサイトは、米軍基地から行われている暴力に対して誰が責任を負うべきかを考えてみると、間違いなく思い出に残る海外任務に備えるのに役立ちます。」負うべき多くの責任は、これらの基地がどこに行くのかについて国民に相談せずに計画を立てる私たちエリートと、それに従う決定を下すそれらの基地が位置する国のエリートから始まる。米国は自国民との協議なしに基地を要求しており、実際、下級官僚の間で意思決定が行われる方法、言い換えれば、米国の正式な政治構造を迂回して協定が結ばれる方法について多くの批判があった。米軍基地を受け入れることで各国は様々な面で主権を失う、例えば韓国の犯罪問題など戦車が誕生日パーティーに向かう途中の二人の女子生徒を轢いた まさにこの兵士たちは戦車の中にいたか、その士官だった 誰も責任を問われなかった ソファの厚さという点で非常に興味深い研究ができるだろう ソファの状態軍隊協定 これは米国といわゆるホスト国との間で取り決められるものであり、米国がどのような種類のアクセス権を持ち、どのような政治的権力を持つかを決定するものであり、米兵がこれらの国で犯罪を犯した場合、また、米国との関係で力や影響力が弱い国では、ソファがずっと薄いです。これらの国々では、米兵が犯罪を犯しても責任を問われない、法に基づいて裁かれていないことがわかるでしょう。ホスト国の法律だ彼らは受入国の刑務所に入れられることはなく、単に国外に連れ戻されて米国に連れ戻されるか、戦闘地域に派遣されることが多い。なぜなら、少年は少年のままであると言われているように、彼らはより攻撃的になるように訓練されているからである。 [音楽] [拍手] あなたは好きです、ステロイドを使用しているシャーロットが好きです、つまり、あなたは毎日トレーニングしているということです、あなたは銃を持っています、あなたは物を持っています、だから基地で生きているとき、私はあなたがきれいな気分になっているということです自分のことはいいよ、だって、君は自分がタフな奴だと思っているんだ、誰でもボタンで蹴り飛ばすことができるんだから、そんな態度で町に出てくると、なんだか酔っぱらって、そして誰かが君を見ているのは間違った方向だよあなたは彼らを徹底的にノックアウトしたことを知っています、あなたは知っています、そしてあなたはあなたが兵士だったことを知っています、あなたは海兵隊員です 彼らはそういうことが好きだということです 軍はそういうことが好きです 彼らはよく言うかもしれません 私たちは私たちの部下が現地の法律を破って地元の人々に問題を引き起こすことを望んでいません それは机上のゴミです つまり私たちを基地から出させてください あなたを基地から出させてください 問題が起きるでしょう [音楽] ある日、沖縄の少女が米軍人にレイプされたというニュースを聞きました。私はこのことに非常に腹を立てました。私が18歳のときにここにいたとき、沖縄の人々を一種のセットとして扱いました、そして最終的に何人かの平和活動家が私に連絡を取り、彼らはここ沖縄に連絡を取り、私がここに駐留していることを知ると、彼らは彼らに許可を与えました。バイスのおばちゃん、ここの人々はここに駐留していた元海兵隊員がいることを知っています。彼は今アメリカで平和活動をしているので、一週間の講義にまた来ないかと誘われました。それが1996年でした。その時私が戻ってきました。島を移動したとき、基地がまだここにあるのを見て、私にはどうすることもできませんでした。それは信じられない、それはここの人々にとっては癌のようだ 彼らは第二次世界大戦が終わって以来、これらのスペースは私が1966年にベトナムに行くためにここに来たときからここにあった 私は覚えていません、わかりました、今では多くの人が私は覚えていません彼らに会ったことさえ覚えていない 彼らは歩き回る影だった 私が覚えているのは女性たちのことだ 酒を飲んだことを覚えている 喧嘩を覚えている それが覚えていることだ でも沖縄の文化のような意味で 私は彼らの食べ物を食べなかった 私はレストランでチーズバーガーを食べた基地で私は彼らのアルコールを飲みませんでした、基地ではバドワイザーを飲みました。アメリカ主義のこの考え方全体がその基盤の中に留まっている それは私たち自身の軍国主義の中に留まっている これはアメリカ人が知るべきことだ 他国の花瓶を開けると何が起こるのか それがどのような問題を解決するのか、それともさらなる問題を引き起こすのか そして私は思うそれはそうだと思います、人々は本当に怒っていると思います、ご存知のように、私たちは世界を取り締まっているということです、私たちは望む場所に基地を置く権利があります、私たちはアメリカに外国の基地を持っていません、私たちはイギリスの基地を持っていません、私たちは韓国の基地はありません、私たちにはフランスの基地はありません、あるいは私たちが知っているように、すべてのアメリカの基地が私たちのためにあります、私たちの基地は問題ありません、騒音は私たちの騒音です、それは私たちの基地なのでまったく気にしません、しかし他の人にとってはそれは本当の問題だ [音楽] 関係ない、ナーニ ベーコン、大丈夫、大丈夫、チキン ティッカ、だめだよ基本的には壁がさらに少しずつ汚染されている [音楽] 韓国人 ああ、行けるよ、ナンオー 1000 かなりの混乱だそれはまったくカメラなし シラクーサ コルカタ ノヴァ ヨーコ ガネーシャ ピンバロウ エキノコッカス アダージョ クーデバランコ 居心地の良い株 私は大嫌い 私はコサック ノ ジ ヒョジュがヘリコプターで歌いました ああ コーチ これより短い スタトだから歌詞マスター [ __ ] 53 指定者マッカレンとお金のそれぞれのココロまたはダイカクニの家は、彼らが一学期を楽しんだか木の岩を叩くだけであることはできません ファントーニは私たちのコードの息子たちです マッサは60キーニージーンテクニカのように彼女は受け入れるでしょう、エスキモーはマイケルコネリーにニックにタックルするように言います累積マスターこのオートキンユア仕上げでアメリカンキッチンの色が強化されましたニャンジャコヨーテホットチョコレートマスカラと固体動物スーイコキノトガマッシミノ神聖なので、iOS自律コロラダサンダーと高岡チミノtjuta九条君を別のシリコンの下に置くか、概要を言うことができます」今日はもっとアチャ・アチャ・アチャ、いいえ、全部言えるよ カンジダ・マスク [音楽] さあ、ああ、オークの静電気だ、さあ、この小さなイナゴが出てきたのはわかっている、彼らは裸だった、オー・サム、私は死なない、コードの制限やコンテンツやキャストエアを伝えてくださいcon el / e na ma read No [音楽] [音楽] [拍手] [音楽] [音楽] [音楽] Oh No Kokila セキュリティーがこの車を証明できた - クニコがフィールド上で 22 点を獲得し、100 点を獲得して [開く] をクリックそしてあなたが運転する車 [音楽] ソニック・ローアー ああ、あなたは違う、今日は相棒だ 私はポルノを知っている、わかっている、大丈夫、マカクは明日オートモーターとSKに行く象徴的なOPIです アリランああ、デハンの角度を与えられた彼女の母親に触れるのは最高ですコードデモカッテージチーズ 私は美学を気にしています am a [ __ ] 私はアメリカを疑似暗闇に直接連れて行きました [音楽] [拍手] [拍手] 2007 年の米国市の歴史的中心部からわずか数マイル離れたイタリアのヴィチェンツァに新しい軍事基地の計画を明らかにした ヴィチェンツァにはすでに米軍基地があり、南ヨーロッパ任務部隊の本拠地である風間空軍基地とイタリアにある10の主要な米軍基地の1つである。新基地として指定されたのはEXOのヴィリアン空港ダル・マレン空港である 新基地の計画には20エーカーの土地に48棟の建物が含まれている 新基地には170人の第3空挺旅団全体が拠点となり、イラクとイラクで重要な役割を果たしてきた精鋭戦闘部隊であるアフガニスタン チェンザのことは気にも留めない、だってそう言われてもチェーンには4人いるからそのうち3人は90歳以上だし、ヴィチェンツァの基地は基地でも何でもないんだよ。煙の音は出ない、飛行機は着陸しないのだから、私の観点から見た各回答が汚い共産主義者だと文句を言う人は大丈夫だが、なぜイタリア政府や地域当局が「そうだ」と判断したのに、彼らは騒音を立てたがるのか。完全に無害な人々 それは観光客がいるようなものです 彼らは戦車を持っていません ヘリコプターを持っていません 飛行機を頭にぶつけることはありません それは純粋にイデオロギー的であり、否定的なのはそうではない人々の集団によるものです2008年4月、アクイラ・ヴァリエーションズは何もせず、無益な女性たちを対象に、イタリア最高裁判所が無差別に女性たちに投票する数日前に、新基地に関する住民投票を実施するという約束をし、10月5日に実施するとの約束をした。あなたを撃ってください、あなたがそのようなプライバシーについて知っているだけでちょうどいいです、その深いいとこにそれを引き裂く傾向があると保安官アノバ別名女性は言います [拍手] [音楽] 裁判所の決定にもかかわらず、ヴィツェツァ市民は自治住民投票を行うことを決定し、10月に5日 参加者の95％が新基地に反対票を投じる 私はアメリカのオースティンにいます どの言語でも従いましょう プリメラクイ大丈夫です アラビア語が必要な場合は準悪魔的です 私は口語です 国民の明らかな反対にもかかわらず誰が通過するかを繰り返しますイタリア政府はヴィツェツァの新基地建設のゴーサインが出た 軍事基地に関しては、通常の民主主義プロセスが覆されるのは珍しいことではない 実際、ほとんどの基地は、イタリアの場合、アメリカとホスト国との間の秘密協定によってカバーされている これが1954年のアメリカだイタリア二国間協定は決して公表されず、イタリア議会によるアッタ闘争 [音楽] [音楽] ジョコンダとはいえおなじみのグルハナ君があなたの光 特別な大失敗 マニラ あなたは私たちアメリカのエネルギーだと言う ミロティックなスタミナかアタッチ 沖縄はアメリカだエモな信念のアコースティックギター オカ イアンネッタ クタルカの声 ボーカル サリナは言った 東京セレナ ヘリコ 双葉セレナはショーの発信者を紹介できません 大久野島なセレニティ 16 デ フォアグラ アンナット 今すぐ新しいコマーシャル ヴァレリア ルキャノヴァ シーニャ 新しいムードル 今夜行くときは本物のイタリア料理小学校では独立宣言について教えられますが、その日に注意を払っていれば、ジョージ３世が平和時には虐待や簒奪を行った常備軍を我々の間に置いたと書かれていると教えられるでしょう。つまり、これが英国からの独立を宣言し、さらには戦争をする理由になったということは私には理解できないということです[拍手] [音楽] [拍手] [音楽] オバマ」彼の選挙は、ブッシュ政権とは根本的に異なる政治的段階の始まりとして世界中の多くの人から歓迎されたが、それは多くの点で、増え続ける軍事予算、アフガニスタン戦争の激化、運命をめぐる不確実性などにほかならなかった。イラクの米軍基地の規模と多くの国での新たな軍事基地の計画は、この大統領や他の大統領にとって、軍産複合体に利益をもたらし、世界の他の地域に対する我が国の覇権を永続させる政策に異議を唱えることがいかに難しいかを示している。私たちは、膨大な規模の恒久的な軍需産業と政府評議会を創設することを余儀なくされている。軍産複合体による不当な影響力の獲得を警戒しなければならない。見当違いの権力の悲惨な台頭の可能性は存在し、1961年も続くだろう。アイゼンハワー大統領は、50年後の現在も生き残るためには新たな戦争が継続的に必要であり、軍需産業の商業的利益の増大によってもたらされる脅威に対して世界に警告した 彼の警告は、今まで以上に緊急に聞こえ、米国は今、減少する国の資源をどうするか選択しなければならない社会的、民主的な制度を強化するためなのか、それとも定義上、新たな武器と新たな戦争しか生み出すことができないこの寄生複合体を煽り続けるのか [音楽] 完全な職人技、エスカレーター、博士のソナタ、チョ・ハイ・ミニッツ、オラクル・ステイ・サクラ、マイク・アマト・マルティネスに対する手先は何だろう？それは、ドイツ生まれの私はアキラ・アキラ・沖縄の判決を下すことを裏付けるものである」オースティン・マネリックに アナ・マリア・デ・コロラド・マキシマスは彼女の解剖学を切り替えた ニコに慈善事業かもっと短くしてください テンボは何でも私はあなたがいなくて寂しいです アカタク・ティンバーマンが聞こえます、明日の朝に入植者に知っています、ああ、ヨーノナカデアキラ ベラ、インディアナのホンダについていくほうがいいです 光太郎ひどくオタクだった、カズー、あなたのヘアケアに会いましょう、タチアナが開発するのはジャバリ・ティンカの下です、大丈夫です、ニコール・ダスト・インタラクティブ・チームスターズ・リムジン、だからあなたは彼らが私から距離を置く写真を投稿するものが必要なので、映画に加えてタラの老朽化したファンド会社はどうですか、ミネソタ・コートデ・ラ・パス・デ・ココ・ソフィア・リビア・ドイツの占領を見てください、あなたの引用で終わります人はどこにいますか [音楽] 私たちは」ここでは、人種に関係なく、すべての人に安全で安心な環境を提供し、人々が移動の自由を確保し、子供たちが学校に通い、仕事に行き、安全に眠ることができるようにしたいと考えています。コソボが発展し、成長し続けるのを見るために、そしてk4がもはや必要でなくなる時点が来るでしょう、そして私たちはその日を楽しみにしています何か質問があればそれ以外に必要なものはすべてありましたか [音楽] [音楽] [音楽] [音楽] [音楽]0:09you
0:37beginning in the 1980s a belief has slowly taken over the world that
0:43neoliberal globalization with its built-in self-regulating mechanisms would finally do away with old
0:49institutions like the state and the military and would usher the planet into an era of relative peace and prosperity
0:56free trade will bring on a great depression 9/11 and the current economic
1:01crisis have shown that believed to be largely a myth but many signs were
1:06already there markets have always relied on state power and military might
1:13America's transformation from Republic to economic superpower following World War two was accompanied by the creation
1:21of a global network of military bases unlike any other in history according to
1:28the Pentagon's base structure report today these amount to 716 in 38
1:34countries more than 250,000 soldiers are stationed on these bases in addition to
1:41this the US has a military presence in a hundred and ten countries around the world a year after his election Barack
1:49Obama approved the new administration's first military budget this amounts to six hundred and eighty billion dollars
1:5630 billion more than Bush's last defense budget and almost equaling the 787
2:02billion dollars set aside by the new administration for the economic crisis stimulus package why despite the crisis
2:11does the military budget keep growing a crises and military expansion related in
2:16some way I mean we have different presentations
2:23or sometimes bands calm or even when we have talent night if we have people that
2:30want to show off their talent we have a stage we've done all sorts of things here from a Halloween party there's
2:37Christmas parties there's other events that happen here at this Center as well yeah they had they have salsa classes
2:48in the early 21st century military bases the network of military bases all around
2:54the world forms the new Empire that the United States is trying to build when
3:00you look at the Pentagon's website and their public information they acknowledge having somewhere over seven
3:06hundred military bases scattered among about 130 countries that's astonishing
3:11that's astonishing most Americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of
3:17a million more than 250 thousand US troops stationed on these bases all
3:23around the world it's not illegal to tape
3:32[Music] those are the movies that we have and the movies are free the unit of empire
3:42in the classic European empires was the colony the unit for the American Empire
3:49is not the colony it's the military base bases are the Empire they're the the
3:57point of projection of power and expansion of power most people don't understand that the bases exist don't
4:04understand the functions of a billet area bases and and it's much frankly
4:10it's much easier for people to engage with things like atrocious war in Iraq
4:16the question of torture thinks it immediately outraged them these are internet stations where soldiers can not
4:24only check the internet but they also have the capability of doing webcams back home you can go in to focus on war
4:34and not war preparation is to simply shovel after the elephant one has to
4:39look at the war preparations that are going on around the world which military bases are central to if one doesn't pay
4:46attention to that then again we can only deal with the symptoms which is which is
4:52warfare there's a saying that goes when soldiers come war comes
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7:57World War two marked the birth of America's global Empire of bases
8:04for Germany Italy and Japan the defeat was followed by the establishment of a
8:09permanent American presence that continues to this day nowhere is this
8:15clearer than in Okinawa a little island south of the Japanese mainland which after the war remained under US
8:21administration until 1972 when the island was returned to Japan in those
8:28years the US established dozens of military bases on the island today along
8:33with South Korea and due to its proximity to China and Taiwan Okinawa
8:38still represents America's military stronghold in East Asia the island hosts
8:4338 US bases which house a force of thirty-five thousand soldiers
8:53the growing tension between the US and the Soviet Union following the war led
8:58to an unprecedented global military buildup and to a strategy of exploitation of people's fears that in
9:05various forms has continued to this day
9:18especially where you're not covered in those years America expanded into new
9:25territories first and foremost South Korea which still hosts 26 major US bases but not
9:33all new basis were the consequence of war some were the result of simple power politics such as the case of Diego
9:42Garcia a small island in the Indian Ocean part of the British overseas territories whose inhabitants got caught
9:49up in the global power struggle [Music]
10:03you [Music]
10:08nobody seems to know that Diego Garcia used to have a very considerable population that was all entirely bundled
10:16up and shipped out in order to as the US Navy put it sanitized the place the US
10:23wanted a base in the Indian Ocean at all cost because of the Cold War Chico Garcia has a most wonderful you
10:30know Lagoon that would really be the ideal place for a base so we were at the
10:38wrong place if you know at the wrong place at that time because that place
10:44was the best place for the most sophisticated us the nuclear base outside of the US and the UK in 1971 due
10:54to an agreement between the UK and the u.s. the British made the island available to the Americans as a military
11:00base because of its geostrategic position and deported its 2,000 inhabitants today according to the
11:07Pentagon Diego Garcia is one of the 13 major US military bases in the world and has
11:13played a crucial role in all post 9/11 conflicts [Music]
11:31the Diego Garcia exiles today lives scattered between Mauritius and the United Kingdom where for years they have
11:38been fighting a legal battle to return to their Island in 2008 though the House
11:43of Lords overruled all the cases previously won by the Islanders which upheld their right of return I was a
11:50concealable of it but she responsible she you know what you come and serve it
11:56very accurately here exactly this is it it on the neck given what risk is passed
12:05on the moon that was back in the park in making in your waking the Giardia
12:11we had to suffer exile because of for defense purposes and we paid that price
12:17and that price is to be exiled from your homeland for the defence of the west to
12:24a substantial degree in one form or another socialism has spread the shadow
12:30of human regimentation over most of the nations of the earth and the shadow is
12:35encroaching upon our own liberty
12:44our business sim has continued to provide a better life for our increasing population in spite of destructive
12:51forces which have pounded against our foundation of freedoms with no avail
12:56however Wars or the threat of wars interrupts the normal operations about
13:03competitive businesses I was certainly a cold warrior I thought that the Soviet Union was a menace I still do I still
13:10believe that we had every right to try and defend ourselves against the power of the Soviet Union I began to change I
13:18got new information after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 above all
13:24how fast our country moved the United States to find a replacement enemy to
13:31keep the military-industrial complex functioning to serve the vested
13:37interests in the Cold War system I was appalled by this I believe that we should have had after the collapse of
13:43the Soviet Union that eliminated any basis for this global apparatus there
13:48was no further reason for it it was irrelevant instead they moved at once to find
13:55another enemy China terrorism drug lords
14:01even instability anything to keep it going we need an enemy it's like we were a
14:07football team and we've been practicing to play a game we learn certain plays and now we don't have any opponents you
14:15know how can we play this game anyone and so they needed a new enemy and the
14:20new enemy well for a while it was drugs we had a war on drugs but then came
14:26terrorism and that that was a very good substitute in the minds of our leaders sometimes we're afraid of big things and
14:33sometimes we're afraid of very little one but now there's something else about fear that I don't think you quite
14:38understand Billy what's that well sometimes when you become afraid there isn't anything that's really dangerous
14:45I'm telling you think things they're dangerous when they're not john stockwell former CIA agent wrote I think
14:52a very prescient book called in search of enemies in which he identified Fronteras and the US society where there
14:58were there were the propaganda machine was geared up to identify a particular enemy of the moment in order that the US
15:07public would support a military buildup or support a particular war so I think today we have for instance Chavez in
15:15Venezuela who really hasn't worked out too well as an enemy so I think they really had to go to Medina jihad in Iran
15:22before that it was Ortega and Nicaragua and Khomeini in Iran there was Ho Chi
15:28Minh and Castro for instance so there always has to be a set of enemies that
15:35justify a US military buildup particularly at a time when for instance after the collapse of the Soviet Union
15:42there was a danger that the US public would no longer support continual war
15:48continual military buildup but then becomes the rationale for continuing to have these military bases for continuing
15:55to have the military alliances for military budget that equals the rest of the world combined
16:09what a worldwide network of bases means
16:15that you have at your fingertips if you are the Emperor of the West the means of
16:21perpetual war there's always somebody we don't like and somebody who must be
16:27stopped perpetual war for perpetual peace as being the American dream once we were
16:36launched upon Empire we would never look back and we would always find a pretext
16:43to attack an enemy
16:50[Music] targeting is an intricate process many
16:56things are considered we have advanced weapon systems with precision munitions and we take care in matching the
17:02appropriate ordnance to produce the desired effect on a target the
17:09foundations for the New World Order were laid in the Middle East in 1991 following the first Gulf War the u.s.
17:17established a permanent military presence in the Middle East much like it had done fifty years earlier in Europe
17:23and East Asia the true consequences of
17:29this policy would be seen only 10 years later in 2001 Osama bin Laden cited the
17:36US military presence in his homeland Saudi Arabia as a reason for his hatred of the United States in a curious twist
17:44of fate though the 9/11 attacks in America's military response paved the
17:49way for the birth of new military bases in Iraq and Central Asia first and foremost in Afghanistan the Pentagon's
17:59based structure report doesn't include the bases present in war zones all those considered politically sensitive such as
18:06the ones in Israel the actual number of US bases around the world is thus much
18:11larger than the 716 admitted by the US government
18:31before engineers and contractors can begin construction on buildings here at the 380th they first need a good
18:38foundation to build upon we are charge of keeping the base clean fence repair concrete pads the heavy
18:45repair shop is currently working on pouring a concrete foundation for the base of new temporary gym this job
18:52requires the whole unit to come together to get the job done the relationship between bases and war is a hand in glove
18:59relationship bases most of the US bases I would say the majority are the result
19:06of war they are the booty or loot of war in the sense that they were captured
19:12during wartime and never given back when a very large burly man comes and makes
19:18you an offer you can't refuse you end up with a military base
19:25[Music] one of the main reasons the u.s. intervenes in various parts of the world
19:31is to add bases now for example following the u.s. bombing of Iraq in
19:371991 the United States wound up with military bases in Saudi Arabia Kuwait
19:43Bahrain Qatar Oman and United Arab
19:48Emirates following its bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999 the u.s. wound up
19:54with military bases in Kosovo Albania Bulgaria Macedonia Hungary Bosnia and
20:01Croatia following its bombing of Afghanistan in 2001 and to the u.s.
20:07wound up with military bases in Afghanistan Pakistan Kazakhstan
20:12Uzbekistan Tajikistan Kyrgyzstan Georgia Yemen and Djibouti following its bombing
20:19and invasion of Iraq in 2003 the United States wound up with Iraq staying behind
20:28I believe is actually at the is the ultimate purpose of many of these wars
20:35we used to think of military bases being built in order to wage the wars and I
20:42think increasingly we see the wars themselves as convenient opportunities
20:47to station the bases and to have a more permanent presence in countries such as
20:53Iraq such as Afghanistan such as Kosovo
21:03so have some freeways
21:20what we have in here is video games
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22:07Macintosh and with to the 135 test post bayonet first Fortuna now we run patrols
22:13daily just keeping a safe and secure environment I wanted to be in the Army
22:18for quite a long time and I hit that age I was like well it's good way to pay for
22:24college get to do something I wanted to do for a long time and guns students active I never wanted a desk job so had
22:31to be infantry for me something or I could be moving around constantly doing something active I'm nervous but I'm
22:43ready if I get called to go I think it'd be another exciting experience for me
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23:10well the us-japan security alliance is the cornerstone of America's defense
23:16posture in the Asia Pacific and the United States is both the trans-pacific
23:21and a transatlantic power but we couldn't project that power without the
23:27men and women who serve here in Japan as we look at the region it is at peace but
23:34we have threats like what we hear every day from North Korea and the security
23:41mission is essential to continuing to under gird America's leadership and
23:49being prepared for the kind of challenges we face but also to seize the
23:54opportunities for a better future you
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24:15in 2009 after years of local protests US Secretary of State Clinton signed an
24:21agreement with the Japanese government to move the eight thousand troops stationed in the Futenma Air Base to the
24:27island of Guam a u.s. territory the move though is tied to the construction of a
24:32new airstrip on the eastern coast of Okinawa in Henoko Bay the project follows the decision to expand the
24:39jungle warfare training center in Takai further north in short the US has agreed
24:45to return some land to the locals but only if they accept to give up more land elsewhere on the island
25:03do you want my solo peanut kingdom is the pop of a chicken joke only solitary pivotal kanga meter meter button on
25:10tango so hot that we stay tendon no bohot n wa Korea tested to toshio-kun
25:18Tabuk Isola una Hamilton want whatever you choose me gotta do you baby I hate I
25:25know statistically could look at you talk Kouga I'm Rico homework with their tiny elbows sister Pamela - let's call
25:32it the rugged so note at MM oh it should be posted in a condo up follow me oh nice a meta and O'Connor Hawker all our
25:40when I mystic Yamatai then he say meta meta - Kay Kutta you know I take in a
25:51conqueror impact for any ties to the
25:57thickening or Pico kuih tako t9 I return achoo Konami omitted Kuno Big Chill
26:05character cure naku koro toasty I take inhibitor Mook Jonas able to
26:11assess okay no no Okinawa demon oh oh
26:18gee don't you know ah Kakashi OG&E units are coterminous could
26:25eat fish taco tarragon there was a cargo jutsu car stopped in Madeira HD night to
26:31a very famous [Music]
27:43communicating the Kokopelli nice to meet
27:54you - swathi report on you
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28:21would you like a ditch in urinals no new base then you come back with the tractor
28:27go to Montana skin so looking at parties yeah you know I just got a ticket a good
28:34how did I go I don't know
28:40but in kerosene mauricio me Rockatansky
28:53co-op extortion stole school new Christian Otto Otto Rahn touka-sama
29:02table kudos Arriba coconut vodka relent Oh muchos Niska very cozy to circulate
29:10oh you could [Music]
29:21we have a lot of challenges but we also have some real opportunities and it's up
29:27to each of us to determine the role that we will play on behalf of our country and our
29:33leadership but I have every confidence that when it comes to defending
29:38America's security and advancing our interests we have nobody better than all
29:45of you so thank you and thanks to your families thanks for the service and the
29:50sacrifice and thanks for making a difference every day many of us fuss over how we
29:57look some don't worry at all and they're
30:03free to do that too but only because
30:10others shape up step forward and serve our country
30:27by militarism we do not mean national defense or the obligation of citizenship
30:35for able-bodied people to defend the country in times of national emergency we mean a way of life a way of making a
30:42living an ideological position originally our conception of American
30:47military was like the early Roman legions of the Republic they were raised
30:53for an emergency farmers left their fields went to war and were
30:59instantaneously demobilized they were not long service forces of any sort as the Roman Republic slowly
31:07inadvertently thoughtlessly acquired themselves an empire they began to realize they needed standing armies
31:14something like that happened in America after World War two as we began to build
31:20an arms industry and an apparatus to support a huge standing army that subtly
31:29altered the political structure of the United States the authors of the US
31:35Constitution made a strong point that the military had to be under the control
31:41of civilian leadership that they always would present a threat to democracy because they are not a democratic
31:48institution they're an authoritarian institution themselves and so in general
31:54when military institutions become more powerful there their hierarchical values their
32:01authoritarian values come to dominate and and the claims of national security
32:06come to be seen as trumping the claims of democratic decision-making this takes
32:12us back to probably the most famous warning in the history of the United States George Washington's farewell
32:18address that used to be read to each opening session of Congress and that is that the the great enemy of
32:25republicanism of Republican Liberty is standing armies standing armies destroy
32:33federalism they bring power to Washington DC they require more wealth in order to maintain these armies
32:41these are long service armies twenty years or so they have to be taken care of when they become redundant things of
32:47this sort it alters the power picture radically and that's of course what ultimately brought down the Roman
32:53Republic attention all bases attention
32:59all bases this is iron hand this is a sac alert
33:09[Music] when we talk about the military-industrial complex we have to
33:15include bases as a part of that complex and and observers have noted that
33:20there's something called a carry on imperative and the carry on imperative is that institutional momentum and it's
33:29based in part on profit in particular when you privatize there's a profit motive for these corporations who are
33:35helping to build and run the bases and provide the weaponry that is then stored at those bases there's there's a huge
33:41number of corporations who are profiting by all of the the operate the equipment and the operations that go on to protect
33:47the future of America the defense techniques of tomorrow had to be discovered now they were discovered in
33:55electronics that is how sage and pristine computers into military service
34:02electronics for combat this means new concepts new tools new whether you are
34:10listening to the heartbeat of the sage computer every instrument in this room
34:15is constantly monitoring testing posts taking controlling who owns this place
34:23who owns General Electric they make atom bombs well how do they get their money
34:28to make them and who's giving it to him and why to protect us from what these
34:34are all questions somebody like Obama should have been asking him so it just
34:40didn't happen the Empire it was it was designed and those bases just came along
34:47like you know some terrible cancer [Music]
35:01when you see how much money is at stake in in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of
35:09flights that takeoff from Kadena Air Force Base every single day in vote just that one base in that one country on one
35:17day will in have involved thousands of gallons of jet fuel repair and
35:23maintenance and parts for those aircraft the rationale for these bases is that
35:29they're continually practicing and training and using the equipment and running the personnel through their
35:34paces and and feeding them and and so on and that is an incredibly expensive
35:40operation this is what President Eisenhower was warning against in his
35:45farewell address in 1961 when he invented the phrase military-industrial
35:51complex meaning hidden power power that was not really under the supervision of
35:59Congress that and that was often out of
36:04control represented private interests rather than the national interest I'm sorry to say that we in America did not
36:10pay attention to the warning he gave it gave to us and today it's close to out of control many companies that operate
36:17in the defense sector benefit from this system one of these is KBR tied to the former US Vice President Dick Cheney in
36:251999 following the conflict in ex-yugoslavia KBR signed a multi billion contract with the US Department of
36:31Defense to build camp on steel in Kosovo one of the largest US bases in the world
36:36one of the questions I get asked a lot is about Camp Bondsteel size and the
36:42general mentioned that people ask me if Camp Bondsteel is the largest military installation in Europe for the United
36:49States the answer's no this is certainly a good base and able to support the
36:54mission that we have here and the troops but as you can see it is designed not to be permanent and
37:00should the time come that it's time for us to leave we could we could pack this up and bring the buildings down in
37:10Macedonia just a few miles away from Camp Bondsteel and from the border with Kosovo the US is sponsoring the
37:16construction of a pipeline called Ambo the pipeline was initially conceived by a Macedonian architect living in the US
37:23and is today pursued by his son Mali
37:28father was a designer builder an architect of luxury contemporary estates in New York State in Connecticut state
37:34in America and he used to get this question a lot what do you know about building a pipeline across three
37:41countries halfway around the world and his answer was look at the complexity of
37:48the houses I have designed and built and then ask yourself what is so difficult
37:54about digging a hole in the ground then putting a piece of pipe in it and the
38:00answer of course is it's not difficult what's hard about is the politics that the Ambo project seeks to move between
38:0735 and 45 million tons of oil per year
38:13for about one dollar and 30 cents a barrel from the Bulgarian Black Sea port
38:20of Bourgas being the Adriatic Sea port of Lorre the fact that matter is even a
38:26dollar 30 a barrel it's a profitable pipeline and cheaper going to the Bosphorus straits so it's a real win-win
38:33situation the only further three Balkan countries be lost for the oil cut everyone wins it's a win for the environment it's a
38:39win for the oil companies is a win for the country's best available I want to
38:45very sharply and critically condemn anybody who suggests that Dick Cheney
38:52and Camp Bondsteel in Kosovo and anything has anything to do this project
38:57is so independent of all this stuff it's not even funny and there's a and and I mean the vow of
39:03the project in beginning I can tell you it's absolutely laughable the assertions they make they came upon still exists to
39:09secure the route of the oil pipeline project you need anything to do with it whatsoever so let me be categorical my
39:16denial about this and I should know because I've been there since the beginning
39:26[Music] KBR though did not only build camp on
39:32steel the company was also responsible for the Ambo pipeline feasibility study and one of KBR s former managers is
39:39today CEO of Ambo corporation are these simple coincidences or is it a case of
39:44corporate and military interests working hand-in-hand the United States consumes
39:59one-fourth of the world's oil every day more than any other country far more
40:05than any other country the US Department of Defense alone consumes as much
40:11petroleum as Sweden does on a daily basis that's a huge amount that has to
40:16be procured day-in day-out 365 days a year to safeguard that oil the United
40:24States must have some capacity to protect it and in this country that job
40:31has been given to the military and the military must have bases naval bases Air
40:39Force bases and army bases in the areas where the oil is located or along the
40:46supply routes if you look at the map collectively there's an almost
40:53contiguous string of US military bases from Poland to
40:59Pakistan in this really strategic middle ground between the emerging economic
41:06competitors of the United States the European Union on one hand and China and
41:12Japan on the other the US has a formal policy of maintaining military dominance
41:20of the Persian Gulf area it's called a Carter doctrine after President Jimmy
41:25Carter he said protection of the flow of Persian Gulf oil is a vital interests of
41:31the United States and to protect that flow we'll use any means necessary including military force to that end he
41:41said we will need military bases in the Persian Gulf area and he established
41:47military bases to support this policy of protecting the flow of Persian Gulf oil
41:55and then wars were fought as well in line with that policy east and west are
42:03united in pioneering a new frontier of progress
42:08serving the interest of the Saudi Arabs serving the interest of the United
42:14States and demonstrating the vitality of the
42:19American system of free enterprise a system which from this new frontier is
42:26pumping into the trade of the world oil one of the materials that is making a
42:32truly great contribution to our modern civilization [Music]
42:57one of the reasons the reason in fact primary one for the invasion of Iraq is
43:03to ensure us control over the major energy resources of the world the
43:09embassy that's being built inside Baghdad is a city it's like no other embassy in history or in the world
43:15they're not building the embassy in the city in Iraq and the huge bases around
43:20with an intention to leave they're building them with an intention to maintain control we're not in a process
43:30of building bases in the Middle East there will be an American base at Camp Victory right now I talk you Paes the
43:36whole area of the old Baghdad International Airport they will remain
43:42something there but in the Middle East we are not going to develop strategic cooperation remember base is strategic
43:50cooperation the model in Middle East is you've got bad guys so with bad guys you
43:55don't sit there you may bump those countries but you don't base there the
44:05base I was located on visit Forward Operating Base warrior in Kirkuk Iraq and while I was there they had a brand
44:12new gymnasium built they were in the process of starting a new dining facility we had you know Burger King
44:19Pizza Hut we had our own coffee shop it really became a joke that I mean there
44:25was no qualms people knew that you know if you're continuing to put this much money into things and and you've got
44:31contractors who've been who've been here for you know three years four years they just follow the military around wherever
44:36they go you know these aren't things that I can see the US government just you know up and leaving and abandon
44:41that's a lot of money that they put into into some of these these forward operating bases in Iraq
44:52since 2003 the US has built dozens of military bases in Iraq in 2008 the US
44:59and Iraqi government's signed an agreement that states that all foreign troops should leave the country by 2011
45:07the agreement also says that the US will not seek permanent basis or a permanent
45:12military presence in Iraq Obama's Secretary of Defense Robert Gates though
45:18has stated that even after 2011 he expects to see several tens of thousands
45:23of American troops as part of a residual force in Iraq hence many fear that Iraq
45:29may be used as a launching pad for future wars in the region often in fact
45:35the base is created in response to an imminent threat have ended up becoming permanent Diego Garcia for example born
45:42in the context of the Cold War is still operational and has played a crucial role in the Iraq war the war for me
45:54Franchesca three three Molly Riehl
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46:21so the city to Cougars Amazon damage knowledgeable class so did we
46:28[Music]
46:39our children are asking what were you born mom what is your name what was the
46:45country what were you doing on this island and and when they think about strangers are staying on these islands
46:52and it's not them it's not for them anymore
46:58they said in the study feasibility study
47:04that you know the island is not safe for the people to go there to return there
47:11but the thing is Americans are living there and they have developed the iron
47:16and I even heard like the island you can look like a little New York and American
47:22are enjoying their life so they are why should we not have the rights to go on
47:28our island and enjoy the same way they are doing
47:34[Music]
47:40known by many as the Navy's best-kept secret because of its remote location Diego Garcia is absolutely home to about
47:463,000 residents at any given time there's also a unique assortment of quality of life opportunities to take
47:52advantage of on Diego Garcia the islands Athletic Center is open round-the-clock with a wide range of workout equipment
47:59and a full size gymnasium be sure to spend as much time as possible researching this informative website to
48:06help you prepare for what will certainly be a memorable assignment abroad
48:18when you try and think about who should be held accountable for the violence
48:24that's waged from US military bases I think there's plenty of responsibility to go around it begins with us elites
48:33who who make plans without consulting the people the United States about where
48:38are these bases are going to go and the elites of the countries in which those bases are located who make the decision
48:45to comply with the US requests for basing without consulting with their people and in fact there have been many
48:53critiques of the ways in which decisions are made between lower level functionaries and in in other words that
49:01the agreements are made that bypass the the formal political structures of a
49:06country by hosting US bases countries lose their sovereignty in a number of
49:11ways for example questions of crime in Korea the u.s. tank ran over two
49:18schoolgirls who are on the way up to a birthday party right these soldiers were
49:25in the tank or their officers no one was held accountable you can do a very interesting kind of study in terms of
49:31the thickness of the sofa the status of forces agreement this is what's negotiated between the United States and
49:38so-called host nations and it determines what kind of access the United States
49:43will have what kind of political powers what happens when US soldiers commit
49:49crimes in these countries and when you find is that the countries that have
49:54less power or leverage in relationship to the United States have much thinner
50:00sofas in these case in these countries you'll find that when US soldiers commit
50:05crimes they're not held accountable they're not they're not tried under the law of the host nation they're not put
50:11into prisons in the host nation often they're just brought out of the country back into the United States or deployed
50:18to a warzone because as they say boys will be boys and these guys been trained to to be more aggressive and so they
50:25were aggressive [Music]
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50:47you like you like Charlotte with steroids you know I mean you're working out every day man you got guns you got
50:53stuff man and so when you live off the base man I mean you're feeling pretty good about yourself you know I mean you're feeling
50:59like you're a tough guy you could kick anybody in a button so coming into town with that sort of attitude it getting
51:05kind of drunk and then somebody looking at you is the wrong way you know you just knocked the hell out of them you know and you know you were soldier
51:11you're a marine I mean they like that stuff the military likes that stuff they
51:16may say well we don't want our guys breaking local laws and causing problems
51:22for the local people bullcrap it's desk garbage I mean if that's the
51:27case then you don't let us off the base you let us off the base there's going to be issues [Music]
51:50I heard on the news one day about a Okinawan girl had been raped by United
51:56States military men and I was very upset over this because I remember how we sort
52:04of treated the Okinawan people when I was here as a set as a 18 year old and eventually some peace activists got in
52:10touch with me and they had a contact here in Okinawa and when they found out
52:15that I had been stationed here they let the aunty Bais people here know
52:20that there's an ex-marine who was stationed here who's doing a peace work now in America and so they invited me to
52:28come back to deuce a week of lectures so that was 1996 and that's when I came
52:33back and as we moved around the island and I saw the bases were still here I just couldn't believe it
52:40that's it's it's almost like a cancer here for these people they since the end
52:47of World War two these spaces have been here when I came here in 1966 to go to
52:58Vietnam I don't even remember okay now many people I don't even remember seeing
53:04them they were the shadows walking around what I do remember is the women I
53:09remember the drinking I remember the fighting that's what I remember but in terms of like Okinawan culture
53:16I didn't eat their food I ate cheeseburgers at the base you know I didn't drink their alcohol I drink
53:23Budweiser you know at the base so we're this whole idea of Americanism stays
53:28within that base it stays within the militarism of ourselves
53:35this is something the Americans should know what happens when we open vases in other people's country what kind of
53:42problems does it solve or does it cause more problems and I think it does I
53:47think people I think people get really angry you know at this idea that we are
53:53policing the world we have a right to put basses anywhere we want we don't have foreign bases in America
53:58we don't have any British base we don't have any Korean base we don't have any French bases or you know we just All
54:05American bases in for us our bases are fine the denoise is our noise it doesn't
54:11bother us at all because they're our bases but for other people it's a real problem
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59:40in 2007 the u.s. revealed its plans for a new military base in Vicenza Italy
59:46just a few miles away from the city's historical center Vicenza already hosts
59:52a US military base the kazama air deadly home to the southern european task force
59:57and one of 10 major US bases in italy the area designated for the new base is
1:00:03the EXO villian airport dal Mullen the plans for the new base include 48
1:00:08buildings over 20 acres of land the new base will host the entire 170 third
1:00:14Airborne Brigade an elite combat force which has played a crucial role in Iraq and Afghanistan I couldn't give a damn
1:00:23about the chenza because if it said so you have four people in the chain so
1:00:28three of whom are over the age of 90 and the base in Vicenza is a nothing of a
1:00:35base it doesn't generate smoke noise there are no planes landing so anybody
1:00:41who complains if each answer from my point of view is a dirty commie okay but why because the Italian government
1:00:48the region the authorities have decided yes and they want to make a noise even
1:00:53though these are entirely harmless people it's like having tourists they
1:00:58don't have tanks they don't have a helicopters they don't crash aeroplanes on your head so it's purely ideological
1:01:04and negative is by a bunch of people who don't do anything and a worthless
1:01:20in April 2008 Aquila varieties elected mayor of vicenza the the promise of
1:01:26holding a referendum on the new base it is said to be held on October 5th
1:01:31just a few days before the Italian Supreme Court clocks to the random women
1:01:39who shoot at you just just good that you
1:01:48know of such privacy the tendency to
1:01:57tear it to that deep cousin says the
1:02:05sheriff anova a.k.a woman
1:02:19[Applause] [Music]
1:02:28despite the court's decision the citizens of vicenza decided to hold an autonomous referendum and on October 5th
1:02:3595% of the participants vote against the new base I'm in America in Austin obey
1:02:48any language primera quoi okay that a quasi satanic if we need to
1:02:53arabi I'm a colloquy it repeating who pass even despite the clear opposition
1:03:01of the people of vicenza though the Italian government gives the u.s. the green light to go ahead with the new
1:03:06base it's not unusual for the normal democratic process to be subverted when
1:03:12it comes to military bases most bases are in fact covered by secret treaties
1:03:17between the US and host nations in Italy's case this is the 1954 u.s. Italy
1:03:24bilateral agreement never made public nor Atta fight by the Italian parliament
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1:04:38Manila you say we America's energy Mirotic stamina or attach Okinawan are
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1:05:07new commercial right now Valeria Lukyanova Cigna new Moodle real
1:05:13Italian culinary tonight
1:05:21when you go to elementary school you're taught the declaration independence and if you're paying attention on the day
1:05:27that it's taught you'll be taught that it says that that King George the third
1:05:33kept among us standing armies in times of peace that committed abuses and
1:05:39usurpations I mean says language I can't make up that this was a reason to declare independence from Britain and
1:05:45even to go to war [Applause]
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1:06:04[Music] Obama's election was hailed by many in
1:06:11the world as the beginning of a political phase radically different from that of the Bush administration and in
1:06:17many ways it has been but the ever-growing military budget the
1:06:22escalation of the war in Afghanistan the uncertainty surrounding the fate of the US bases in Iraq and the plans for new
1:06:29military bases in a number of countries show how hard it is for this or any other president to challenge those
1:06:35policies that benefit the military-industrial complex and perpetuate us hegemony over the rest of
1:06:42the world we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions and the council's of
1:06:49government we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence by
1:06:55the military-industrial complex the potential for the disastrous rise of
1:07:00misplaced power exists and will persist in 1961 u.s. President Eisenhower warned
1:07:08the world against the threat posed by the growing commercial interests of the arms industry with its continuous need
1:07:14for new Wars to survive today 50 years later his warning sounds more urgent
1:07:20than ever the US must now choose will it destined the country's dwindling
1:07:26resources to strengthen social and democratic institutions or will it continue to fuel this parasitical
1:07:32complex that by definition can only produce new weapons and new wars
1:07:40[Music]
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1:09:19quote person where [Music]
1:09:33we're here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody regardless of
1:09:39what ethnic group they are and to make sure that people have the freedom of movement the kids can go to school that
1:09:45people can go to work and people can sleep safely and we would like to see Kosovo develop and continue to grow and
1:09:52there will be a point where k4 is no longer needed and we look forward to
1:09:58that day any questions any other thing
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