"Stuffing
the ears of men with false reports. I speak of peace, while covert
enmity under the smile of safety wounds the world." - William Shakespeare
"When
you're told to go brief a United States senator on a covert operation,
you go do it. And you trust the information isn't going to leak." - Oliver North
"In
examining the CIA's past and present use of the U.S. media, the
Committee finds two reasons for concern. The first is the potential,
inherent in covert media operations, for manipulating or incidentally
misleading the American public.
The
second is the damage to the credibility and independence of a free
press which may be caused by covert relationships with the U.S.
journalists and media organizations." - Frank Church
"In
addition to buying propaganda piecemeal, the Station often purchased
it wholesale by subsidizing Chilean media organizations friendly to the
United States. Doing so was propaganda writ large.
Instead of placing individual items, the CIA supported -or even founded- friendly media outlets which might not have existed in the absence of Agency support." - Church report - Covert Action in Chile 1963-1973. http://is.gd/Y0qChG
Instead of placing individual items, the CIA supported -or even founded- friendly media outlets which might not have existed in the absence of Agency support." - Church report - Covert Action in Chile 1963-1973. http://is.gd/Y0qChG
House Resolution Introduced to Remove Presidential Term Limits
Activist Post
After Victory, Raw Milk Farmer Faces Same Charges in Different County
Heather Callaghan
CA county postpones hearing on request to buy a drone for law enforcement
Madison Ruppert
Technocratic Fiat Implosions and the Battle Over Gold
Susanne Posel
60 Facts That Prove The American Middle Class is Being Wiped Out
Michael Snyder
New Must-See Videos
Meet Zbigniew Brzezinski, Conspiracy Theorist
Can Trillion Dollar Coins Pay Off National Debt?
Free State-ers Not Welcome Here Says NH Rep
Today's Forum Topics
Philadelphia/Cherry Hill - Free Lecture, Workshop and Health Consults
Event: Primal Diet Potluck - January 27, Marina Del Rey, CA
Over 40 Wrongfully Imprisoned DUI Suspects File Class Action Lawsuit
After 'Trooper of The Year' Frames Them
The Sunday Survival Buzz
W.H. weighs broad gun-control agenda in wake of Newtown shootings
Top Supermarket: Britons should brace themselves for 'massive' food hikes
Mexico considers marijuana legalization after ballot wins in U.S.
CIA Official Who Destroyed Torture Tapes Squirms at 'Zero Dark Thirty'
US Troops Land in Turkey to Support Syrian Rebels
Coldest Weather in China in Three Decades
Secrets and Lies of the Bailout
WSJ: Have We Lost The War on Drugs?
Citizens Call for GMO Labeling in Washington
The Sunday Survival Buzz
W.H. weighs broad gun-control agenda in wake of Newtown shootings
Top Supermarket: Britons should brace themselves for 'massive' food hikes
Mexico considers marijuana legalization after ballot wins in U.S.
CIA Official Who Destroyed Torture Tapes Squirms at 'Zero Dark Thirty'
US Troops Land in Turkey to Support Syrian Rebels
Coldest Weather in China in Three Decades
Secrets and Lies of the Bailout
WSJ: Have We Lost The War on Drugs?
Citizens Call for GMO Labeling in Washington
President Assad Outlines Political Solution to Syrian Conflict
Video & Transcript
President al-Assad : Out of Womb of Pain, Hope Should Be Begotten, from Suffering Important Solutions Rise .
The Historical Roots of US-NATO's Covert War on Syria
The History of America's Death Squads
By Prof Michel Chossudovsky
The
recruitment of death squads is part of a well established US
military-intelligence agenda. There is a long and gruesome US history
of covert funding and support of terror brigades and targeted
assassinations going back to the Vietnam war.
The 'War On Terror' - by Design - Can Never End
By Glenn Greenwald
Why would anyone in
the US government or its owners have any interest in putting an end to
this sham bonanza of power and profit called "the war on terror"?
War Addiction Default:
America's Political Dysfunction at Root is an Unwillingness to Cut War Spending
By Dave Lindorff
The US spends $1.3 trillion a year on a military it does not need. Politicians won't talk about cutting it down to size.
Six Years Ago, Chuck Hagel Told the Truth About Iraq
By Michael Moore
Thank
you, Chuck Hagel. We may not agree on much, but we agree that
politicians should tell the truth about war and peace and life and
death.
Choosing Hagel Sends An Important Message
By MJ Rosenberg
US interests are being damaged by Israel's current shift to the extreme Right, so why not nominate Chuck Hagel?
War Against The People Of Palestine
Video
The US is complicit in these vicious crimes by our direct financial support and by our silence.
Guns and Drugs
We can curb gun violence by ending the War on Drugs.
By Michelle Chen
The
American brand of power operates through a continuum of warfare: from
Pentagon drone targets to mass school shootings and neighborhood gang
battles, and exported across the border to the blood-stained streets of
Ciudad Juarez.
Why Gun-control is Certain to be Effective
The New Soviet Asylum"You will take this pill, comrade."
By Fred Reed
Consider this seriously. The United States has no military enemies, or only those of its own manufacture.
Technology is the Opiate of the Masses
By Joel S. Hirschhorn
Consumers willingly surrender their freedom, money and time in pursuit of what exactly?
Obama regime kills 16 people in NW Pakistan:
At
least 16 people were killed and seven others injured when U.S drones
fired a number of missiles at different targets in Pakistan's northwest
tribal area of South Waziristan on Sunday, reported local media Geo.
Pakistani soldier killed in border clashes with Indian troops:
Islamabad
accused Indian soldiers of crossing the Line of Control and attacking a
military post, an accusation denied by New Delhi.
Twin blasts kill five at Afghan meeting:
Two
suicide bombers struck a meeting of community leaders in a southern
Afghan town near the Pakistan border yesterday, killing at least five
people and wounding 15, officials said.
The US has spent $600,453,225,429 in Afghanistan, yet 133 Children Die Every Day:
According
to available figures, about 73 percent of people in Afghanistan lack
access to clean drinking water and 95 percent do not have access to
sufficient sanitation. As a result, diarrhoeal diseases are responsible
for the death of 48,545 children every year in the country.
Five alleged terrorists killed in Indonesia: police:
Five
suspected terrorists were killed in raids on militant camps in eastern
Indonesia in the latest in a series of anti-terror operations, police
said Saturday.
US-funded anti-terror squad in Indonesia under criticism for killing suspected militants:
\Indonesia's
U.S.-funded police anti-terror squad has killed seven suspected
militants in recent days, triggering renewed allegations that the force
is not trying to take suspects alive - a trend that appears to be
fueling the very extremism the predominantly Muslim country is trying
to counter.
Obama's New Year's Resolution: More Extrajudicial Murder:
Welcome to 2013, yet another year of the drone.
5 killed in violence in Iraq's Diyala:
A
car bomb exploded at a popular market in the town of Kan'an north of
the provincial capital city of Baquba, some 65 km northeast of Baghdad,
killing three people and wounding six others, a provincial police
source told Xinhua on condition of anonymity.
Three people killed, 23 injured in blasts S. Baghdad:
Three
persons were killed and 23 others injured in explosions in the city of
Hilla, southern Baghdad, on Saturday, a security source said.
Maliki blames Iraq mounting crises on regional polarisation:
Maliki
said "regional competition" was negatively affecting Iraq, an apparent
reference to the violence in Syria where mainly Sunni rebels are
fighting President Bashar al-Assad's regime, and two weeks of rallies
in Iraq's western Anbar province, which is mostly Sunni.
Assad 'peace plan' met with scorn by foes: Arabian Press -
Syrian
President Bashar al-Assad rejected peace talks with his enemies on
Sunday in a defiant speech that his opponents described as a renewed
declaration of war.
Assad
did not offer a new approach in his address and the ideas included in
the proposal were already discussed in his meeting with Assad two years
ago, he said.
Assad Calls for War on Rebels, Israel to Fortify Syrian Border:
Israeli
Press - Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu on Sunday said Israel would
erect a new security fence along its armistice line with Syria in order
to protect the Jewish state from "infiltration and terrorism."
President Assad outlines peace plans for Syria: Shanghai Daily : -
SYRIAN
President Bashar Assad yesterday outlined his vision for a road map to
end nearly 22 months of violence in Syria but also struck a defiant
tone, calling on his countrymen to unite against "murderous criminals"
whom he said are carrying out a foreign plot seeking to tear the nation
apart.
Britain's Hague says Assad's speech 'beyond hypocritical':
"Assad
speech beyond hypocritical. Deaths, violence and oppression engulfing
Syria are his own making, empty promises of reform fool no one," he
said in a message on Twitter.
Morsy wants al-Assad tried for war crimes:
Egyptian
President Mohamed Morsy supports calls by people in Syria for
President Bashar al-Assad to be tried for war crimes, he told CNN on
Sunday in an exclusive interview.
Iran Unveils Copycat Arsenal:
Tehran's
copycat arsenal could contain a few nasty surprises for the U.S. and
its allies in the unlikely event that tensions over Iran's nuclear
program come to blows.
Zbigniew Brzezinski: Iran should be key topic at hearings: Op-Ed:
Recent
Israeli media reports have cited a former member of President Obama's
National Security Council staff predicting a U.S. attack by about
midyear.
Netanyahu unreliable, 'possessed' by Iran:
Former Shin Bet chief levels sharp criticism over the decision-making process at the highest echelons of Israeli government.
Egypt policeman killed in Sinai:
Security officials say unidentified gunmen shot and killed an Egyptian policeman in northern Sinai's main city of el-Arish.
In pictures: Fatah rally in Gaza
Founded
by Yasser Arafat in the 1950s, Fatah was once the cornerstone of the
Palestinian national cause, but its power has since faded.
Abbas changes name of Palestinian Authority to 'State of Palestine':
Under new decree, all stamps, signs, and official letterheads will be changed to bear the title
Major Test for Israel Lobby As Obama Leans to Hagel for Pentagon:
The
American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), faces a major
dilemma. If it mounts a vigorous campaign to fight Hagel's confirmation
by the Senate, it could put at serious risk its relations with the
president, who is about to be inaugurated for another four-year term.
U.S. Jewish leaders express 'concern' about impending Al Jazeera incursion into millions of American homes:
Both
Malcolm Hoenlein, executive vice chairman of the Conference of
Presidents and Abe Foxman, head of the Anti-Defamation League publicly
voiced their apprehensions on Friday in the wake of reports that former
U.S. Vice President Al Gore had sold his Current TV network to
Al-Jazeera
Gore under fire from conservatives, Jewish leaders, for selling to Al-Jazeera:
American
conservatives and Jewish leaders are up in arms over former
vice-president Al Gore's sale of Current TV to Al-Jazeera, accusing the
noted climate change activist of everything from hypocrisy to lining
his pockets with cash from anti-Americans.
Gunmen attempt to assassinate head of Libyan political party:
Gunmen
attacked the hotel where Magarief was staying an engaged in a
three-hour gun battle with his bodyguards, three of whom were wounded,
the politician told state TV
S. Africa sends troops to Central African Republic:
The
South African presidency announced Sunday that is sending 400 army
troops to Central African Republic to help the country's army as it
faces a threat from a coalition of rebel groups.
Central African rebels seize one more town:
Fighters take control of Alindao shortly after UN Security Council urges them to retreat from captured territory.
Russia Plans Construction of 50 Warships:
The
Defense Ministry said in a statement six strategic nuclear submarines
and special operations support vessels, 18 surface warships, and 30
special-purpose and counter-subversion vessels are planned for
construction, RIA Novosti reported.
Construction is complete on behemoth airship; first flight planned:
According
to aircraft maker Worldwide Aeros Corp., construction is complete on a
36,000-pound blimp-like aircraft designed for the military to carry
tons of cargo to remote areas around the world.
At least 26 dead in Mexico drug gang violence:
At
least 26 people were killed in Mexico in the past 24 hours in apparent
drug-related crimes, including six men shot dead whose bodies bear
signs of torture, authorities said Saturday.
Ecuadorian president warns of possible 'CIA attack' before elections:
Ecuadorian
President Rafael Correa has said the CIA may try to kill him prior to
upcoming elections. Citing reports of a plot to "destabilize the
region," Correa said the threats were "credible," given the history of
US involvement in Latin America.
Venezuela says Chavez oath can be delayed:
Official says ailing Hugo Chavez will not relinquish presidency even if he must be sworn in to new term at later date.
Chavez allies re-elect legislative chief in Venezuela:
Allies
of President Hugo Chavez on Saturday chose to keep the same National
Assembly president - a man who could be in line to step in as a
caretaker leader in some circumstances.
Eric Margolis: Chavez's Illness may Sink Cuba: Op-Ed :
Venezuela's
29 million people are praying for their ailing Commandante Hugo Chavez
- half that he will survive his latest bout of cancer, and the other
half that he won't.
In case you missed it:
US, EU agencies fund Venezuelan opposition with $40-50 million annually:
A
revealing report prepared with funding from the World Movement for
Democracy (a project of the US-based National Endowment for Democracy,
NED), has disclosed that international agencies are funding the
Venezuelan opposition with a whopping US$40-50 million annually.
Nightmare Continues For US Man Jailed in Bolivia :
Ostreicher
languished for a year and a half, among the murderers, rapists and
pretty drug criminals locked up in the bizarre and dangerous place,
where prisoners run the prison and guards rarely enter. He was never
charged and no evidence was brought against him.
The World Sends Us Garbage, We send you back music:
Video -
Idle No More targets Canadian travel routes:
Some U.S. border crossings and rail lines shut down by First Nations demonstrators
US credit agency sues JP Morgan again:
US
federal regulators have launched a lawsuit against financial firm JP
Morgan Chase & Co over the sale of risky mortgage securities that
contributed to the collapse of three credit unions.
U.S. public schools cut 11,000 jobs in December: -
Local
U.S. governments cut jobs for the fourth straight month in December,
including 11,000 in public schools, dragging down the nation's fragile
economic recovery, jobs data showed on Friday.
....................keep fighting the fight, with your minds as weapons!!.......................................
.............................kosmicdebris.............................................
No comments:
Post a Comment