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Numero di contributi trovati: 18 Lo scudo stellare Usa sbarca in Europa Washington arruola Polonia, Ungheria e Repubblica ceca nel progetto di guerre spaziali di Bush. Gli americani costruiranno nel cuore della «nuova Europa» la più grande base missilistica fuori dal territorio nazionale. Documento     03-10-2004 Scudo spaziale. Disertiamo gli eserciti! Reagan che, il 23 marzo 1983, propone con la sigla SDI (Strategic Defense Iniziative) un sistema di difesa spaziale dotato di satelliti intercettori e distruttori. Il progetto della SDI viene proseguito da Bush senior sotto la denominazione di GPALS (Global Protection Against Limited Strikes) e dalle due amministrazioni Clinton che danno vita al più "compiuto" sistema denominato NMD, ovvero National Missile Defense (23 luglio 1999). Documento     21-01-2004 SCUDO-BUSH Riesce anche quinto test Dal Manifesto del 5 Dicembre 2001 Bush sarà contento. Il Pentagono ha annunciato che il quinto test realizzato la notte scorsa è riuscito e un missile intercontinentale a salve è stato abbattuto sull'oceano Pacifico. Documento     21-01-2004 Boicottiamo programma JSF Il 24 giugno 2002 l'Italia ha confermato la sua adesione al programma statunitense JSF o meglio Lockheed-Martin F-35. JSF è un caccia bombardiere interforze voluto dalla Department of Defence che si prefigura come il velivolo standard delle forze NATO Denuncia     14-03-2003 US Air Force seeking Bush approval to develop space weapons Congress to approve its enormous price tag, which is tentatively estimated at between 220 billion and one trillion dollars. News     06-06-2005 Air Force Space Command Chief: Space Integral Component In US Warfighting If the Russian initiative is supported, then unilateral military superiority in space will remain non-science fiction. Documento     20-05-2005 Canada will not participate in the controversial Missile Defense Shield. "[The Americans] were told we will not participate." "It is a firm 'no.'" This statement communicated to news agency was apparently made at the NATO Brussels meeting on the 22nd of February. Documento     20-03-2005 PENTAGON STARTS SPACE WAR TRAINING It is true that the space-based test bed was delayed by two years, but that decision is accompanied with an increase in classified funding for futuristic missile defense programs from $ 160 M to $ 350 M Documento     20-03-2005 Berlin to Spend Billion on Missile Defense The program is being hailed as a symbol of trans-Atlantic cooperation, with Germany set to contribute some 25 percent of the project's costs, the US shouldering over 50 percent and Italy financing 17 percent. Documento     20-03-2005 Russia makes progress on missile defence Analysts said the latest spate of statements regarding Russia's progress in missile defence technology appeared to be linked to a new round of NATO enlargement. Documento     05-04-2004 U.S. eyes space as possible battleground Among companies that could cash in on Bush's space plans are Lockheed Martin Corp., Boeing Co. and Northrop Grumman Corp., which do big business with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration as well as with the Pentagon. News     21-01-2004 STAR WARS PROTECTING CORPORATE GLOBILIZATION The Bush administration is intimately linked with the corporate interests behind the missile defense program. Vice President Cheney is a former member of the board of TRW. His wife, Lynn Cheney, was a longtime member of the Lockheed Martin board stepping down only as her husband prepared to take office. Documento     21-01-2004 Pentagon puts hard sell on Europe over missile defence American officials held out the prospect of contracts for European companies if their governments agreed to join the US in developing missile defence systems. News     20-11-2002 U.S. OFFERS TURKEY ROLE IN NATO MISSILE DEFENSE Turkish officials said the U.S. proposal was first presented to Turkey in late July and then discussed with other NATO allies last week. News     18-11-2002 NASA JOINS SPACE COMMAND ON SPACE SUPREMACY While O'Keefe of NASA made some nominal gestures toward internationalism, particularly for keeping a multinational role active in the International Space Station, Teets made sure not to talk of NATO or burden-sharing or anything else that smacked of multilateralism. News     16-05-2002 US Missile Defense System Could Cost British Taxpayer A missile defence system of the kind the US is pressing on its allies would cost British taxpayers up to £10bn, more than 40% of the entire defence budget. News     16-04-2002 US to develop Space Bomber The U.S. military is drawing up plans for a space bomber that could drop precision bombs from a height of more than 100 kilometres while flying 15 times faster than conventional bombers. Denuncia     13-04-2002 Back to the future! From GreenPeace Known as the National Missile Defence (NMD), this new system will cost at least $60 billion. Not only would US taxpayers’ money be wasted, it would also cost the people of the world the hard-won progress already made on nuclear arms control and disarmament. Approfondimento     14-11-2001 Number of forums found: 0 Greenpeace activists protest Star Wars ( Fonte ),hits: 13815         SPACE for PEACE ( Fonte ),hits: 12936

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