Kolejny numer chłopaków reprezentujących Ciemną Strefę. Tym razem autorem jest Bonus RPK, a gościnnie w kawałku udzielają się Joker oraz kolega z ekipy gospodarza - Kokot RPK.
Dla niewtajemniczonych w warszawskie podziemie wyjaśnię, że RPK jest to skrót od Razem Ponad Kilo. Nie pytajcie mnie, co oznacza ta nazwa, ani skąd się wzięła.
Nie wiem także, choć za każdym razem, kiedy pojawia się nowy klip z logiem Ciemnej Strefy, intensywnie się nad tym zastanawiam, jak to wszystko jest finansowane. Chłopaki reprezentujący tego undergroundowego wydawcę, tacy jak RPK, Omerta, Graba, NWS, BSP, wcześniej HZOP i wielu innych robią naprawdę dobry, uliczny rap, ale bądźmy szczerzy... na podziemiu nie zarabia się zbyt wiele haisu, a robienie teledysków, choć nie są to wysokobudżetowe produkcje, zawsze niesie ze sobą jakieś koszty.
Read this article (below) that was ptseod in Malaysia Today, and it made sense why George W. Bush telephoned Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, the current OIC chairman. If the recent meetings between Bush and Badawi were for personal favours\' (purportedly, to not pursue Kamaluddin Abdullah Ahmad Badawi\'s company\'s involvement in nuclear shipment, and also to close one eye\' to his (Badawi\'s) role in the oil for food\' programme), then I guess that it\'s pay-back time. Could the call from Bush to Badawi be the your turn to return the favour\' demand? With all that Badawi has put Malaysians through, I have no doubt that he\'ll sell out the OIC in the blink of an eye .to protect his and his family\'s (included the in-law\'s) periok nasi . I feel sorry for Malaysians, and sorrier for the OIC nations, with this imbecile as its Chair!!----------------------20/12: Iraq: Bush\'s plan for victory revealedCategory: General Posted by: Raja Petra GUEST COLUMNISTSAli Cordoba with Kazi Mahmoodwww.worldfutures.infoBleeding Iraq further, a new Fallujah type of attack and the annihilation of Sunni armed forces are part and parcel of a new strategy that will be revealed by George W. Bush after Christmas of 2006. World Futures can reveal part of this overall strategy of attack, search and destroy against Mujahideen targets and sympathisers in his final bid to prove the world wrong about his Iraq war strategy. The Bush administration is one again agitated by pressures from the neo-conservative movement in Washington. The White House is adopting part and parcel of a neo-cons plan on how to salvage America\'s military intervention in Iraq and give it a more human face after the next culling of Sunni children and young men in what seem will be a repeat of Fallujah.The plan for US victory in Iraq is as follows:Plan A Increased US forces on Iraqi soil (The increase will affect combat forces and will reject the ISG (Iraq Study Group\'s Plan). Plan B Hand over Iraq to the Nato (which means Turkey a full fledge Nato member and a Sunni dominated nation will be enlisted in the direct battles against Sunni insurgents. Turkey will also become a cushion against possible Shiite revolt in Iraq) Plan C UN intervention in Iraq with the possible use of Muslim forces from OIC member states.America\'s plan for success is based on Washington\'s past strategy of securing cities and preventing civilian losses as in the Vietnam War. The American administration under Bush will then press the Congress and Senate for larger funds to maintain the combat troops stationary in Iraq after their search and destroy missions there.Nato\'s limited success in Afghanistan where insurgency has risen by ten-fold and foreign special forces have been killed by the hundreds may dampen the Nato command center\'s enthusiasm to take over the helm in Iraq. France is already pulling its forces out of Afghanistan with the increase in Taliban and insurgent Sunni activities there. It has lost more than 20 special forces personnel since 2003.Canada may also review its decision to join the forces in Afghanistan where it lost scores of special action forces to the Taliban.Germany, which is not playing a decisive military role in the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, will be called upon to supply combat soldiers for the fresh operations in both countries. This will test Angela Merkel\'s support for militarised war against terrorism but sources say the Germans may have World War Two syndrome when it comes to sending combat troops to fight alongside US and British forces anywhere on earth.Washington is however prepared to go it alone since Britain is probably pulling out its troops from Iraq beginning 2007 and it is highly probable that Bush will stick to his personal plan A, which will spell doom for Sunni Mujahideen forces in Iraq.The next level in the Plan A strategy will be to continue diplomatic efforts with Muslim nations such as Saudi Arabia (majority Sunni) and other key OIC member states. Efforts on the diplomatic front will be aimed at urging the Muslim nations to open talks with Sunni insurgents in Iraq in order to prevent a blood bath against them by reinforced combat forces in Iraq.In his pre-Christmas speech regarding the Iraq conflict, Bush will stress that victory in Iraq is vital to America\'s security. Defeat will lead to regional conflict, humanitarian catastrophe, and increased global terrorism. Giving these as parameters, he will insist that Sunni Mujahideen forces be destroyed in order to establish peace in the country.The American army has chosen Baghdad as the focal point of the new offensive that will begin right after Bush\'s speech. Bush will also tell the world that his diplomatic efforts to quell the violence in Iraq by engaging Iraq\'s neighbours - Iran, Syria and Saudi Arabia - has failed. He will also state that the political process engaged in Iraq since 2004 to quell any insurgency has also failed and will only become a secondary layer of the new Iraq policy of his administration.The possibility of removing Noor Al Maliki, a Shiite leader, as Prime Minister of Iraq is also part of the multi-layered Plan A. Maliki is seen as not tough enough on his community that is carrying out most of the street bombings against Sunni residents in Baghdad. However, the US believes that this will only be considered after Washington\'s all-out war strategy against Sunni insurgents is complete.The new Iraq strategy adopted by Bush stems from numerous memo\'s that emanate from neo-conservative groups in Washington. These groups have formed a new Iraq study that calls for a strong and sustained increase in US forces combat forces in Iraq. The aim of this strategy, the group headed by Frederick Kagan, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and former associate professor of military history at the US Military Academy, is to secure and protect critical areas of Baghdad. Translated into military terms, this will mean search and destroy Sunni Mujahideen forces and disarm Shiite militias who are currently under the protection of the Iraqi Interior Ministry. Arab Intelligence sources have gathered information that the Bush administration will put pressure on Iran and Saudi Arabia, seen as the most influential Shiite and Sunni nations, on the movements of the Iraqi insurgents (of both Sunni and Shiite origin). Teheran and Riyadh will be urged not to assist the ethnic groups of their preferences and to support the new US strategy for victory in Iraq.A separate neo-conservative plan handed to Bush during private meetings between Bush and his advisers with the Project for a New American Century (PNAC) group, formed by neo-conservatives in Washington, calls for the US army to protect Iraqi citizens from insurgent attacks in an attempt to prevent an enlargement of the civil war in Iraq. The group believes that insurgents will have no choice but to engage US troops on the streets of Baghdad if they are not able to target Iraqi civilians. This then will allow the US troops to target its enemy on the streets in open fights, with air support and other sophisticated logistics, the ground forces will then be able to eliminate the Sunni insurgency threat from Iraq.Bush will be urged by the neo-cons and his political advisers to put the blame of the next level of battle in Iraq on the back of the famed but inexistent Al-Qaeda, in order to gain political mileage and to get the support of as many nations as possible in his latest Machiavellian plan to kill Muslims in their own country.The Bush administration will probably send more than 20,000 combat troops in Iraq as soon as possible to make sure the new plan is successful. Their mission will be to clear critical Sunni and mixed Sunni-Shiite neighbourhoods to protect them from Sunni or Shiite insurgents. US combat troops are to remain behind in Baghdad to maintain security and to tackle any insurgency groups that would attempt to disrupt the new found peace in Baghdad, considered the city that has to be secured for peace to work in the country.The neo-cons are pressing Bush to win in Iraq, fearing far greater consequences against their policies in the aftermath of the Bush presidency. They believe there are no reasons to trust a Republicans victory in the next Presidential elections in 2008. Hence, according to them, failure in Iraq today will require far greater sacrifices tomorrow in far more desperate circumstances. They are also telling the American people that a national commitment to victory now will demonstrate America\'s strength to our friends and enemies around the world\'.
