Anglo-US-NATO
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| Start | 1990 |
| An acronym that encapsulates the politico/cultural/ethnic make up of the elites behind the drive to a uni-polar, globalised world politics under the hegemonic control of these elites. Its anodyne, 'for public consumption' analogues are: 'International Community' and 'Community of Democracies' | |
The order of the constituent parts of the acronym are an approximate reflection of the historical seniority of its constituent elites as follows:
- "Anglo" denotes the elites of the Anglosphere which loosely comprises those of the so called Five eyes countries of the UKUSA agreement - USA, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. It represents a secret intelligence conglomerate and thus underpins both the military and financial power of the elites.
- "US" denotes the elites of the USA. Its inclusion in all 3 parts of the acronym is appropriate in that it is THE dominant country in terms of nationally defined financial and military power.
- NATO denotes the elites of the countries of the NATO alliance and its partner and vassal states.
"International community"
The phrase is commonly used to imply unanimous international support for a point of view on a disputed issue. Noam Chomsky has noted the use of the term to refer to the United States and its client states and allies in the media of those states.[1][2][3] The scholar and academic Martin Jacques says: "We all know what is meant by the term 'international community', don't we? It's the west, of course, nothing more, nothing less. Using the term 'international community' is a way of dignifying the west, of globalising it, of making it sound more respectable, more neutral and high-faluting."[4]