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See How The Elite View The World In The Globalist Map Room By Number 6, on July 8th, 2011
Thomas P. M. Barnett (2003)
Strategic Naval War College researcher discusses the “Pentagon’s New Map,” which evidently seeks to bring in line the “non-integrating gap” or “non-globalized” sovereign part of the world into the “functioning core” or “globalized” world system. This is at the heart of what is happening in Libya today.
Mackinder’s “Heartland” (1904)
“Who rules East Europe commands the Heartland, Who rules the Heartland commands the World Island, Who rules the World Island commands the World.”
Sir Halford Mackinder, a master British geopolitical strategist, is a figure whose work all should study to some extent. The “Heartland” idea first came about in a 1904 presentation to the Royal Geographical Society.[3] The Heartland was defined as the former U.S.S.R. in addition to what he termed Lenaland and whose theory he found even more prescient in 1943 than 1904.[4] The World Island was of course the great landmass of Eurasia. He interestingly notes how when coal and oil are exhausted, the Sahara may be where the planet will focus its energies in deriving solar power.[5]
[4] Mackinder, Halford J. “The Round World and the Winning of the Peace.” Foreign Affairs 21.4 (1943): 595-605. <ic.ucsc.edu/~rlipsch/Pol177/Round%20World.pdf>.
[5] Oldenburger, Gary E. “The Cold War: The Geography of Containment.” The Virtual Oldenburgers. <http://www.oldenburger.us/gary/docs/TheColdWar.htm>.
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