She Is Coming Out Of Asia…US Starts Transfer of its Airbase in Kyrgyzstan

Greetings,

    So the fall begins. She is being forced out of the near East. Asia will not be her geopolitical bastion of play soon. These nations are tired of her presence there and are growing very weary of her by the minute.

  Nation by nation, they are telling America that times are changing and so too are circumstances. This does not bode well for the hegemonic former global power, Imperial America.

  We are coming to the point wherein…”America’s burden in trying to protect herself from the attacking nations of the world is tremendous, one that she will not be able to carry. Therefore, she must succumb to the powerful forces that are coming against her. The fall of a nation makes way for another.  As the earth continues, all nations and their civilizations are limited upon it, except the original nation, which takes on renewals and changes.

  Though in appearance America seems steadfast, she is moving towards an ultimate end. One great problem to be solved in the Fall of America is the liberation of the so-called American Negro (the lost and found people of the original Black nation of the earth). They have been here for four centuries, mistreated and brought into a state of corruption and shame. They now are being helped, although they are as blind mentally as someone is physically. “–pg.18(tfoa)

  We are starting to see the effects of prophecy weighing heavy on this former imperial power. As was said of her in this time…” You do not have to worry too much about whether or not America is coming out of Asia. Certainly America is coming out of Asia. The odds are against her staying there. “–pg.172(tfoa)

  Now look at her and what is going on in Central Asia;

 US Starts Transfer of its Airbase in Kyrgyzstan

Manas airbase (archive)

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 (RIA Novosti) – The United States has started the withdrawal from an airbase in Kyrgyzstan that serves as the main transit hub for NATO forces in Afghanistan, the Pentagon said in a statement on Friday.

In 2011, Kyrgyz President Almazbek Atambayev announced plans to shut the base down by 2014, when the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) is to be pulled out of Afghanistan.

He signed a bill ordering the closure of the base into law in June. It stipulates that US forces must abandon the base at Manas International Airport, near the capital Bishkek, by July 2014.

“The Department of Defense has begun the process of relocating from the Transit Center at Manas International Airport (TCM) and plans to complete the transfer of areas and facilities to the Government of Kyrgyzstan by July 2014,” the statement reads.

“Working closely with Kyrgyzstan over the next nine months, the U.S. will manage the TCM relocation effort while continuing to support the International Security Assistance Force mission,” the Department of Defense said.

Pentagon spokesman George Little told the media that U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Romanian Defense Minister Mircea Dusa agreed during their meeting on Friday that US military cargo and personnel going to and from Afghanistan by air will be hauled via Romania after the closure of Manas.

Secretary Hagel and Minister Dusa finalized an agreement for Romania to support logistics into and out of Afghanistan, including both personnel and cargo movement,” Little said.

Little said Hagel also thanked Romania for its decision to host the U.S. Aegis Ashore missile defense system due to be ready in 2015.