"As
so often before, liberty has been wounded in the house of its friends.
Liberty in the wild and freakish hands of fanatics has once more, as
frequently in the past, proved the effective helpmate of autocracy and
the twin-brother of tyranny": Otto Hermann Kahn - Speech at the University of Wisconsin
"If it were proved to me that in making war, my ideal had a chance of being realized, I would still say "no" to war. For one does not create a human society on mounds of corpses": Louis Lecoin
"Treason doth never prosper: what's the reason? Why if it prosper, none dare call it treason": Sir John Harrington
"Those
who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind
of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly
abandon it. They may be distressed in the midst of all their power;
but they will never look to anything but power for their relief." Burke, Edmund - Excerpt from The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. 04 (of 12) ·
superannuate: 1. (transitive) To retire or put out of use due to age. 2. (intransitive) To become obsolete or antiquated.
erudite
From Latin ērudītus, participle of ērudiō (“educate, train”), from e- (“out of”) + rudis (“rude, unskilled”).http://www.youtube.com/user/Suspicious0bservers
What began as protests on Friday against a construction project in Istanbul, the Gezi Park should 'disappear' for a
shopping center, has now developed into nationwide protests against
increasingly authoritarian policies of the conservative Islamic party
AKP - government.
Already
on Friday and on Saturday night the police used tear gas, pepper spray
and water cannons against participants of the protests.
Parsifal, June 01, 2013
The mask has fallen and now Erdogan shows his devilish grimace.
He makes war not only against Syria, but also against the Turks.
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Turkey has completely shut down large parts of the larger cities the mobile internet.
And also partially the land line.
'Most violent in years': Istanbul protests spread across Turkey
"SPREADING PROTESTS" AGAINST DICTATORSHIP IN TURKEY!
Turkish police brutally disperse Istanbul park demolition protest
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62h4JdTUBRc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62h4JdTUBRc
Turkish
NTV news channel such as CNN Türk and Haber Türk were broadcast live
yesterday, when the police withdrew from the 'Gezi Park' for a short
time.
A little later the police came back again and started to fire the people with tear gas, pepper spray and water cannons.
At the same time the official news channels have interrupted their live broadcasts.
In Ankara, hell seems to be going on and not a single Turkish TV channel reported from there.
Al-Jazeera (bought state broadcast from Qatar) shows live images from Istanbul and Ankara.
Only
the Turkish news agency DHA transmits all the time live images from
Istanbul, which are then adopted by other foreign channels.
One Turkish sender is non-stop live.
Live stream also here (partially)
The
Turkish media can twist the facts as long as they want, ultimately, the
Turkish people woke up and show outrage over the Turkish government in
the social networks and of course also on the street.
Some prominent actors have been present at the protest in Istanbul.
But the protest is not only in Turkey, and in some cities in Germany or in the United States.
The
people in Turkey know, Erdogan is a bought-country traitor, working for
the NWO, USA, NATO, CIA, MOSSAD, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, against the
interests of the population.
Not for nothing, the Bilderbergs met in Istanbul in 2007.
UPDATE: (from a friend in Turkey)
(Sunday)
'In nearly almost every Turkish city thousands of people are on the
street and protest in meanwhile ‘street battles’ against the fucking
cops who act with brutal force against the people.
The only times you have to imagine, the Home Office has announced that the stock of tear gas is consumed.
Within 48 hours !
These assho*** have begun to bombard the people with AGENT ORANGE !
It
will be used jammer (disturbance source) to interfere and block the
mobile phones, surveillance cameras were switched off in order to
disguise the brutal and inhuman actions of the police, the access to
social media such as Twitter and Facebook is blocked too.
The Anonymous collective supports the Turkish people with dial-up VPN access.
Please support us via twitter:
# Occupygezi
# Direngeziparki
# Direnturkiye
I am proud of my fellow countrymen who still have balls in their pants and go on the road.
If fucking Erdogan would be a real Muslim, he would never serve the Zionists'.
With
all these protests, it is not just about a few trees to be chopped down
in the 'Gezi Park' because of the new project, as some claim.
Many events that have happened in recent times have contributed to the current situation.
The people have enough of Erdogan's dictatorial policies, and now also of the brutal approach of the Turkish police.
Incidentally, there is a presumption that the police should have used 'Agent Orange' and not 'orange smoke grenades.
Essential
that Turkey should withdraw from NATO and get totally rid of the puppet
government, for only the Erdogan's resignation would not make much
difference in the long run.
UPDATE 2:
It is also said, that the construction of a huge Mosque that will hold 30.000 people has contributed to the growing discontent.
There
are up to now 4 dead, hundreds of injured, I just read in Greek blogs
that police violence makes people even more infuriated; they seem to be
really resolved.
The only 'non-purchased media' in Turkey, the report of the protests without censorship:
(use translation)
Halk TV
Ulusal channel
Bengütürk TV
From my friend in Turkey:
'Yesterday
in Athens, a political refugee, a Turkish freedom fighter at the
ongoing protests of the brave Greeks against their government and the
inhuman austerity policy (at Syntagma/Athens - Parsifal) has been
arrested by the police and handed over the Turkish State.
He now sits in prison in Turkey.
This
shows how wonderful the Turkish secret service and the Greek government
to work together and how well Samaras and Erdogan cooperate.
Those who govern us and decide on us without asking us underestimate the power of the people'.
It must be clear these protests is no cointelpro, means made by the CIA but come from the Turkish people's hearts.
Syrian Opposition Fighters Arrested with Chemical Weapons
By Bill Van Auken
Turkish police rounded up 12 members of Syria's Al Qaeda-affiliated Al Nusra Front along with chemical weapons materials.
Turkey's Erdogan Gets Taste of His Own Medicine?
By Daniel McAdams
With the
tables turned on Erdogan, he can only demand order! "I call on the
protesters to stop their demonstrations immediately," he thundered
yesterday.
If the Syrian Dictator Must Go...
Why Not the Dictators in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain?
By WashingtonsBlog
If We're
"Fighting for Democracy", than Why Are We Arming and Financially
Supporting Dictatorships throughout the Middle East?
How AIPAC Rules
By Jeff Klein
It is the
dynamic that puts our country in opposition to most of the world with
respect to International Law and peace in the Middle East. And it may
yet succeed in getting us into a war with Iran.
Iran Has a Challenging Election Ahead
By Akbar E. Torbat
The
oligarchs in Tehran claimed the high number of applicants represented a
symbol of democracy in Iran. But that is clearly not true.
Perpetual War - and Obama's Perpetual Con Game
By Glen Ford
Barack Obama is a master trickster, a shape-shifter, and a methodical liar.
Julian Assange Responds to Anti-WikiLeaks Attacks From New Film to Finances
Video
Assange Talks About Possible Holder Prosecution:
"The United States Is A Police State" Paul Craig Roberts.
Video
Interview with Paul Craig Roberts.
The United States of Whatever:
Ecocide and the Soul of a Nation
By Phil Rockstroh
Climate Change denial. Political duopoly. The corrosive effect of empire, maintained by militarism, on a foundering republic.
Lobbyists for Canadian Pipeline Have Deep Ties to White House
By Pratap Chatterjee
TransCanada
and the provincial government of Alberta are paying former advisors to
the Obama administration - as well as former staff of the Hillary
Clinton and John Kerry presidential campaigns - to help them lobby for
the proposed Keystone XL pipeline to transport tar sands fuel to the
U.S.
Hard News
Afghan forces kill 72 "Taliban fighters" in 24 hours:
"In
the past 24 hours, Afghan National Police conducted several joint
clearance operations in Badakhshan, Balkh, Kandahar, Uruzgan, Paktika,
Paktiya, Herat and Ghor provinces during which 72 armed Taliban rebels
have been killed, two wounded and eight others arrested," the statement
contended.
Three NATO occupation force soldiers, civilian killed in attacks in Afghanistan:
In
the east, a soldier and a civilian were killed in one incident, and a
second soldier was killed in another, said a spokeswoman for the
NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF).
As a Result US Drone Attack : Pakistani Taliban withdraw peace talks offer:
The
Pakistani Taliban withdrew their offer of peace talks Thursday,
following the death of the group's deputy leader in an American drone
attack, a spokesman for the group said, a blow to the incoming
government of Nawaz Sharif that was elected partly on promises to
restore security after years of deadly attacks.
In public relations exercise:
Pakistan's Sharif condemns US drone strike on Taliban: Mr Sharif said:
"The
drone attack was not only a violation of the country's sovereignty and
territorial integrity, but also an action that has been declared as a
violation of international law and the UN Charter."
Bush- Blair Legacy Continues UN: 1,000 people killed as Iraq saw deadliest month in 5 years:
The
UN figures, released on Saturday, showed that 1,045 civilians and
security personnel were killed last month, which surpasses the 712
killed in April, and making it the deadliest month recorded since June
2008.
Iraq Smashes Al Qaeda 'Poison Gas Cell':
Mohamed
al Askari, spokesman for Iraq's defence ministry, said five suspects
had been detained over the construction of two facilities in the
capital to produce sarin and mustard gas, using instructions from
another al Qaeda group.
19 Rebels Killed In Syria: Activists say:
11 martyrs from Aleppo were martyred in Homs, 5 martyred in Homs and 3 martyred in Damascus and its suburbs
Syrian rebels get boost as new fighters arrive in Qusayr:
Hundreds
of opposition fighters arrived in Qusayr yesterday, reinforcing rebels
besieged by regime forces, as renewed efforts to evacuate the wounded
from the town failed and medical supplies ran critically low.
Syria conflict drawing hundreds of jihadists from Europe, says report:
Up
to 600 people from 14 European countries have taken part in fighting
since 2011, finds King's College study. The largest contingent, the
study found, came from the UK, with estimates of fighters running
between 28 and 134.
Top Muslim cleric urges Sunnis to join Syria war:
Qaradawi,
a controversial figure in the West but who has millions of supporters,
mostly from the Muslim Brotherhood, also hit out at Iran for backing
the Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
Rockets fired from Syria hit Lebanon:
The
area that was struck is a stronghold of Lebanon's militant Hezbollah
group that is fighting alongside Syrian forces against rebels
Assad's forces have gained upper hand:
Government
forces have moved steadily against rebels in key areas over the past
two months, making strategic advances and considerably lowering the
threat to the capital, Damascus.
Syrian rebels reject peace talks:
The coalition statement follows the European Union decision on Monday to scrap its arms embargo on Syria.
Fact or propaganda?
U.S. withholds aid, growing weary of Syrian opposition:
The
United States is withholding $63 million that it had pledged to the
main Syrian opposition organization because the Obama administration is
frustrated with the group's disarray and is searching for more
credible partners to support in the rebellion against Syrian President
Bashar Assad
'UK ready to arm Syria rebels if peace talks fail':
"The
precise timing has not yet been finalized and no decision has yet been
taken. But we are likely to be ... shipping arms to the rebels by
August."
Just a quarter of Britons back Hague arming rebels in Syria:
Nearly
three quarters (72%) believe that the UK can no longer afford to act
as a major military power. More than two thirds (69%) believe that the
UK should restrict the military to protecting UK territory and
humanitarian aid in times of crisis.
Intoxicated With Power:
White House: No role for Assad in transitional Syrian government:
The
White House said Friday it does not see any role for Syrian president
Bashar al-Assad in a prospective political transition in Syria. "I'd be
hard pressed to make the case to you that he should have a role in a
transitional government," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said
No-fly zone over Syria would constitute 'act of war':
NATO's
supreme allied commander: Rather than a quick and relatively painless
affair, any effort to dismantle Syria's air defenses as part of
enforcing a no-fly zone would be tantamount to a declaration of war,
cautioned NATO's new military chief, Gen. Philip Breedlove. "It is quite
frankly an act of war and it is not a trivial matter," said Breedlove
Russia has not delivered S-300 missiles to Syria: Reports:
The
Vedomosti daily cited a Russian defence industry source as saying it
was unclear if the weapons would be delivered to Syria at all this year
while the Kommersant daily quoted its source as saying that delivery
was only planned in the second quarter of 2014.
Syria's new anti-aircraft missiles will be game-changing, say defence analysts:
The
S-300s supplied by Russia are designed to shoot down planes and
ballistic missiles. They have a range of up to 125 miles. Once up and
running, this will enable them to destroy not only civilian and
military aircraft in Syrian airspace, but also inside Israel. The
S-300s can also track and strike multiple targets simultaneously.
EU to relax banking sanctions to help Syrian "rebels":
European
banks will be able to open branches and accounts in Syria for use by
the opposition, European Union governments decided on Friday, relaxing
economic sanctions to help the rebels fighting President Bashar
al-Assad.
Syria Accuses Erdogan of 'Terrorizing' Turks:
Syrian
Information Minister accused Prime MinisterErdogan of "terrorizing"
his own people and called on him to resign. "The demands of the Turkish
people do not justify this violence, and if Erdogan is incapable of
using non-violent methods, then he should quit," state television cited
Zohbi as saying after rioting in Istanbul.
Turkish police retreat from Istanbul square:
A
second day of national protests over a violent police raid of an
anti-development sit-in in Taksim square has revealed the depths of
anger against Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Many Turks view him
as increasingly authoritarian and dismissive of opposing views.
Istanbul park protests sow the seeds of a Turkish spring:
A protest in a small Istanbul park has become a lightning rod for grievances against the government, and it could be explosive
US Kills 7 People In Yemen:
Two
drone strikes killed seven suspected al Qaeda militants on Saturday
morning. The official said the seven were in two cars driving in the
al-Mahfad district of Abyan Governorate in southern Yemen
Mass Palestinian grave found in Tel Aviv:
Skeletal remains of dozens of Palestinians killed by Israelis during 1948 have been found in a mass grave in Tel Aviv.
Suspected Islamist militants attack kills 4 people in Niger prison:
Gunmen
have attacked the main prison in Niger's capital, Niamey, killing at
least four people, officials say. They are thought to be members of the
Islamist militant group, Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa
(Mujao)
Civilians Killed in Nigeria Offensive: Video -
Al Jazeera obtains exclusive footage of army's battle against Boko Haram, with women and children shown among the dead.
Russia to send nuclear submarines to southern seas:
Russia
plans to resume nuclear submarine patrols in the southern seas after a
hiatus of more than 20 years following the break-up of the Soviet
Union, Itar-Tass news agency reported on Saturday, in another example
of efforts to revive Moscow's military.
US Gulag: Guantanamo Hunger Strike Continues, 36 Being Force Fed:
On
the eve of Obama's address, there were 103 prisoners on hunger strike,
with 31 being force-fed by military authorities and one in hospital.
Since then, not a single prisoner has stopped their strike, and now 36
of the detainees are being force-fed to keep them alive, with five of
them being hospitalised.
Gitmo staff treat detainees 'worse than animals' - prisoner's lawyer:
The
hunger strikers at the Guantanamo Bay camp are being subjected to
freezing temperatures in their cells and made to choose between shower
and sleep, "punished and treated like animals," a lawyer for a Gitmo
detainee told RT.
Daniel Ellsberg: WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning deserves to be seen as a hero:
"I
have a considerable identification with whistle-blowers, but Bradley
above all because it is the first time in 40 years since the Pentagon
Papers that someone has put out a large raft of material. And therefore
he does deserve to be, I believe, seen as a hero," he told AFP.
The FBI Changes Its Story (Again) on the killing of unarmed Ibragim Todashev:
The
new version of event also doesn't answer the question of why the FBI
agent immediately began firing his weapon or why the other police
officers in the room failed to intervene.
Russian FSB describes its Tsarnaev letter to FBI:
Russian
security officials told a congressional delegation this week that the
Boston Marathon bombing could have been prevented if the United States
had acted on information Moscow had provided, one of the congressmen
said Friday.
Secret Court Document Finds Spy Techniques Unconstitutional, Justice Department Fights To Keep It Hidden:
The
Justice Department may soon be forced to reveal a classified document
that details unconstitutional surveillance of American citizens.
Judge orders Google to comply with FBI's secret NSL demands:
A
federal judge has ruled that Google must comply with the FBI's
warrantless requests for confidential user data, despite the search
company's arguments that the secret demands are illegal.
If the Government Is Tracking Your Location or Reading Your Email, Would You Ever Know?:
These
court opinions and filings tell us a great deal about how the
government interprets its authority to obtain highly personal
information, and the extent to which it interprets the law to avoid
informing individuals when they have been spied upon.
Man jailed for threatening Obama on Twitter:
Authorities
obtained a search warrant for user records pertaining to the Twitter
account "DestroyLeague_D" last year after becoming aware of at least
five tweets that discussed plotting to kill the president in advance of
Mr. Obama's address at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in
September
Poison-laced letter sent to Obama:
Secret Service says threatening mail addressed to US president was similar to ricin letter sent to New York mayor.
Cops Taser Then Shoot Man to Death After Family Calls 911 for Help for His Depression:
A
California sheriff's deputy needlessly Tasered and then shot a man to
death after his father called 911 seeking help for his son's
depression, the family claims in court.
Miami police choke and tackle black teen for "dehumanizing stare":
New
cell phone footage shows Miami-Dade Police officers aggressively
pinning an unarmed teen to the ground while choking him. His alleged
crime: giving the officers "dehumanizing stares" and "clenching his
fists."
Schools scanned students' irises without permission:
Parents
in Polk County, Florida are outraged after learning that students in
area schools had their irises scanned as part of a new security program
without obtaining proper permission.
Japan and South Korea Bar Imports of U.S. Wheat:
Japan
and South Korea suspended some imports of American wheat, and the
European Union urged its 27 nations to increase testing, after the
United States government disclosed this week that a strain of
genetically engineered wheat that was never approved for sale was found
growing in an Oregon field.
Thousands of anti-austerity protesters march in Frankfurt:
Thousands
of protesters rallied in central Frankfurt on Saturday to voice
growing European discontent against a string of austerity measures that
have been applied across the continent over the debt crisis.
Hungry Britain: welfare cuts leave more than 500,000 people forced to use food banks, warns Oxfam:
More
than half a million Britons have resorted to using food banks to stave
off hunger and destitution, the Government has been warned.
Top 1% Now Controls 39% of World's Wealth:
The
wealthiest 1 percent now control 39 percent of the world's wealth, and
their share is likely to grow in the coming years, according to a new
report.
Average Americans Still Have Not Recovered From Crash:
According
to a new study by the Federal Reserve, American households have
regained less than half of the wealth lost during the recession. While
the wealthiest have actually gained since the crash the 99% are still
not nearly whole.
More small business owners are firing employees rather than hiring:
The
Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index survey reported a net hiring
index of -12 in April, down from -9 for the same period the previous
year and down from -10 in January. The quarterly analysis surveyed 603
small business owners.
Chicago Closes 50 Public Schools, Spends $100 Million in Taxpayer Funds on Private College Stadium :
Activists
say national union leadership needs to give more support to Black and
Latino working class families fighting school closures.
The Student Loan Delinquency Rate In The United States Has Hit A Brand New Record High:
37
million Americans currently have outstanding student loans, and the
delinquency rate on those student loans has now reached a level never
seen before.
The 'Hindenburg Omen': Bear Signal Scares Market:
Respected
by many market veterans, the omen is triggered when, among other
things, multiple stocks set new 52-week highs and lows simultaneously.
Deflation, recession are in the cards:
While
the market moves ever higher, commodities and other signals suggest a
washout is coming. Of course, that won't matter in the near term if the
market kicks into bubble mode this summer.
http://is.gd/nh5izs
Signature of Daniel Shays
Daniel Shays (c.1747 – September 29, 1825) was an American soldier, revolutionary, and farmer famous for being one of the leaders of Shays' Rebellion, a populist uprising against oppressive debt collection and tax policies in Massachusetts in 1786 and 1787.
BILL of rights:
A bill of rights is a list of the most important rights to the citizens of a country. The purpose of these bills is to protect those rights against infringement. The term "bill of rights" originates from England, where it refers to the Bill of Rights enacted by Parliament in 1689, following the Glorious Revolution, asserting the supremacy of Parliament over the monarch, and listing a number of fundamental rights and liberties.
Bills of rights may be entrenched or unentrenched. An entrenched bill of rights cannot be modified or repealed by a country's legislature through normal procedure, instead requiring a supermajority or referendum; often it is part of a country's constitution and therefore subject to special procedures applicable to constitutional amendments. A not entrenched bill of rights is a normal statute law and as such can be modified or repealed by the legislature at will. In practice, not every jurisdiction enforces the protection of the rights articulated in its bill of rights.
Australia is the only Western democratic country with neither a constitutional nor legislative bill of righ, although there is ongoing debate in many of Australia's states. Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard has argued against a bill of rights for Australia as transferring power from elected politicians to unelected judges and bureaucrats. Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) are the only states and territories to have a human rights bill.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amendments_to_the_United_States_Constitution
The Great Charter of Ireland (also known as the Magna Charta Hiberniae) was an issue of the English Magna Carta, or Great Charter of Liberties in Ireland. King Henry III of England's Charter of 1216 was issued for Ireland on 12 November 1216 but not transmitted to Ireland until February 1217; it secured rights for the Anglo-Norman magnates in Ireland. The Charter was reissued in 1217 as in England.
Although it was in effect the application of the Magna Carta to Ireland, with appropriate substitutions (such as "Dublin" for "London", and "Irish Church" for "Church of England"). In 1985 the singer Tommy Makem claimed that the English Magna Carta (and by implication the Great Charter of Ireland) also incorporated aspects of Brehon Law. but it is unlikely that the English in 1216 had any knowledge of Brehon law.
to the IRISH I say: whiskey in a jar, you are my brothers
BILL of rights:
A bill of rights is a list of the most important rights to the citizens of a country. The purpose of these bills is to protect those rights against infringement. The term "bill of rights" originates from England, where it refers to the Bill of Rights enacted by Parliament in 1689, following the Glorious Revolution, asserting the supremacy of Parliament over the monarch, and listing a number of fundamental rights and liberties.
Bills of rights may be entrenched or unentrenched. An entrenched bill of rights cannot be modified or repealed by a country's legislature through normal procedure, instead requiring a supermajority or referendum; often it is part of a country's constitution and therefore subject to special procedures applicable to constitutional amendments. A not entrenched bill of rights is a normal statute law and as such can be modified or repealed by the legislature at will. In practice, not every jurisdiction enforces the protection of the rights articulated in its bill of rights.
Australia is the only Western democratic country with neither a constitutional nor legislative bill of righ, although there is ongoing debate in many of Australia's states. Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard has argued against a bill of rights for Australia as transferring power from elected politicians to unelected judges and bureaucrats. Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) are the only states and territories to have a human rights bill.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amendments_to_the_United_States_Constitution
The Great Charter of Ireland (also known as the Magna Charta Hiberniae) was an issue of the English Magna Carta, or Great Charter of Liberties in Ireland. King Henry III of England's Charter of 1216 was issued for Ireland on 12 November 1216 but not transmitted to Ireland until February 1217; it secured rights for the Anglo-Norman magnates in Ireland. The Charter was reissued in 1217 as in England.
Although it was in effect the application of the Magna Carta to Ireland, with appropriate substitutions (such as "Dublin" for "London", and "Irish Church" for "Church of England"). In 1985 the singer Tommy Makem claimed that the English Magna Carta (and by implication the Great Charter of Ireland) also incorporated aspects of Brehon Law. but it is unlikely that the English in 1216 had any knowledge of Brehon law.
to the IRISH I say: whiskey in a jar, you are my brothers
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