NATO is significantly increasing its military presence in the Black Sea basin. According to the head of the European Command of the Armed Forces U.S. Admiral James Stavridis, U.S. Marine Corps will expand its activities in the Black Sea region.

According to the official version of Stavridis, who, incidentally, at the same time holds the position of Supreme Allied Commander (OER) of NATO in Europe, the increase in the number of U.S. Marines is due to the need for training of the allied forces for their further deployment to Afghanistan.

According to Stavridis, in 2011 the U.S. has planned various kinds of interaction with as many as 14 Black Sea region countries, to include the preparation of the Armies of partner states for deployment to Afghanistan and training their sergeant staff.

However, he did not specify which countries he had in mind. Even if we were to include Moldavia in the list of the countries of the Black Sea region, there would not be as many as 14 states. Russia, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey and Georgia have full access to the Black Sea.

The accusation is serious but unfortunately true: Barack Obama has signed a secret document* allowing covert CIA operations in Libya against the Government of Muamar Al-Qathafi and in breach of international law. David Cameron is thinking about arming the Benghazi terrorists, who have links to Al-Qaeda. We present the proof - these men are traitors

If someone told you that your government was spending hundreds of millions of dollars in funding Al-Qaeda terrorists who had fought active campaigns against the troops of your own country, how would you feel and what would you do? If someone told you that you could not have an operation because the National Health Service did not have the funds, then promptly spent two million pounds in two hours attacking the authorities of a sovereign nation who were not targeting civilians, but indeed Al-Qaeda terrorists, how would you feel?

Well, people of the United States of America and the United Kingdom, I have some very serious and sad news for you. For the people of the USA, your President, Barack Obama, has * according to Sky News, which has just broken the news, signed a secret document several weeks ago giving the CIA permission for covert operations inside Libya in support of the Benghazi based "rebels", some of whom fought in Afghanistan against British and US troops. Your sons may have been killed by these Islamist fanatics who your President is actively funding and supporting, and in so doing, breaking international law.

The operation of the West against Gaddafi is progressing according to the plan. Using the NATO air support, the rebels are slowly but surely beginning to besiege the forces of the Colonel. Outdated Libyan air defense could not resist the air and missile strikes of the alliance. Under this scenario, in a maximum of one month most of its heavy equipment would be destroyed. The way to Tripoli will be open to the rebels.

How long will the Colonel, blocked from the air and sea, hold the defense? Apparently, not as long as he would like, but he will not surrender as fast as NATO would want. He has no problems with ammunition and small arms, but this cannot be said of everything else. Western analysts are counting on the fact that food stocks will last Gaddafi maximum of four months.

If his agony drags on, the ground forces of the alliance will get involved. Their representatives are already engaged in the "courses of the young fighter" with the rebels, most of whom are not well versed in military affairs. Anyway, the Western powers did not begin this operation to overthrow the colonel to stop halfway.

The Americans always create, encourage and finance opposition movements in all countries where it is in their interest to destabilise governments and political systems.

So, not surprisingly, their agents and allies in Muslim countries have encouraged the movement that started the so seemingly accidental, Tunisia. Young people from Islamic countries are dissatisfied with life. They lack opportunities for professional and personal fulfillment. Their freedom is limited, and their dreams crumble in front of a closed society.

In the last 21 days, the New York Times published an article by a 24 year old successful and reputable developer of the Council of Foreign Relations in New York. Matthew C. Klein examined the situation of young Americans, showing that the unemployment situation is similar to that of young people in poor countries, and that their dreams are also limited.

Barack Obama's speech on Libya last night was a curious beast - both ambitious and cautious at once. The president surprised Washington by articulating a big idea about American power. But he may have disappointed Americans by dancing around the challenge that remains in Libya.

Obama was clear enough, to be sure, about why he chose to intervene in Libya. With his army outside Benghazi, Obama said, Moammar Gaddafi was prepared to commit "a massacre that would have reverberated across the region and stained the conscience of the world." That would not just have been a moral abomination, the president argued, but a strategic calamity that might send droves of refugees into Egypt and Tunisia, straining their fragile transitions; it would also set an example to other tyrants that "that violence is the best strategy to cling to power." Moreover, Obama said that to allow Gaddafi to defy the United Nations would be "crippling [to] its future credibility."