Axis for Peace - The founding of an international movement against world dominationThe Axis for Peace 2005 international conference, the first one of its kind, was held in Brussels between November 17 – 18, 2005. One hundred and fifty personalities from 37 countries responded to the invitation announced by Voltaire Network in order to elaborate an effective speech to defend peace.
Like a “rebellious Davos”, Axis for Peace is similar to Davos meetings because of the audience, which is made of political leaders, diplomats, military officers and opinion leaders. It is also similar to the World Social Forum because of the rebellious speech against the world order that has been established. For two days, the participants met under the chairmanship of Thierry Meyssan in panel and plenary sessions to assess the forms of interference and oppression in the world. They tried to distinguish the techniques used and think of common strategies to combat them.
On November 18, they signed a Final Declaration to denounce the coalition headed by the United States and the danger it poses to world peace. “A military coalition has plunged into a violent exploitation of energy resources and raw materials, participants stated. Encouraged by neoconservatives, it has increased its depredation and resumed all forms of interference, from the change of regimes to colonial expansionism. It is always violating the principles of international law drafted by the conferences of The Hague and stated in the San Francisco Charter”
Here are some of the English videos from the plenary sessions, just recently made available online:
Andreas Von Beulow (more on Von Beulow
here.)
http://www.axisforpeace.net/IMG/wmv/2005-11-17_video04_-_vonbulow_-_axis_for_peace.wmvJames Petras (more on Petras
here.)
http://www.axisforpeace.net/IMG/wmv/video_-_james_petras_-_axis_for_peace.wmvDavid Shayler (more on Shayler
here.)
http://www.axisforpeace.net/IMG/wmv/shayler_WM9_NTSC_64K_download.wmvPhil Berg (Berg's
website.)
http://www.axisforpeace.net/IMG/wmv/video_-_berg_-_axis_for_peace.wmv