Monday 4 April 2016

Weapons of Mass Migration, how Europe is being destabilised - Andrew Korbko

'Weapons Of Mass Migration'
The first thing to understand about the immigrant crisis is that the on-the-ground conditions for it were created by the US' aggressive unipolar wars on the Mideast and North Africa, and that the resultant humanitarian catastrophe has been strategically weaponized by Washington and its allies for various geopolitical and economic ends.
"Weapons of Mass Migration: Forced Displacement, Coercion, and Foreign Policy" in which Kelly M. Greenhill published a groundbreaking 2010 book ~ proved that there are at least 56 instances in which states have purposefully generated, provoked, and exploited massive waves of human migrations as an instrument to further their respective policies. Excerpts from her book were culled to form a summarized article that's available for free at the Naval Postgraduate School's website.
In terms of the present application of "Weapons Of Mass Migration", the US and Turkey have a few overlapping goals in mind. Ghassan Kadi brilliantly explained that Erdogan wants to use the immigrants as leverage in order to extract financial and institutional concessions from the EU, while concomitantly flooding the West with Islamist-sympathizing individuals that can act as a fifth column of support for his expansionist policy of Neo-Ottomanism.
The latter goal segues in nicely with what the US wants to do, which is to kaleidoscopically fracture hitherto largely homogenous European societies via provoked and prolonged Hobbesian conflict between the locals, refugees, and host governments. It's aware that the civilizational dissimilarity between the native Europeans and the migrating Muslim masses will inevitably lead to multifaceted tension, and it aims to perpetually exploit the resultant identity cleavages in order to conveniently craft various Color Revolution scenarios in keeping certain governments in check and away from pragmatic cooperation with Russia and China (e.g. Nord Stream II, Turkish/Balkan Stream, and the Balkan Silk Road).

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