Those who seek absolute power, even though they seek it to do what
they regard as good, are simply demanding the right to enforce their own
version of heaven on earth.
And let me remind you, they are the very
ones who always create the most hellish tyrannies. Absolute power does
corrupt, and those who seek it must be suspect and must be opposed. Their mistaken course stems from false notions of equality, ladies and gentlemen. Equality,
rightly understood, as our founding fathers understood it, leads to
liberty and to the emancipation of creative differences. Wrongly
understood, as it has been so tragically in our time, it leads first to
conformity and then to despotism.- Barry Morris Goldwater
"The biggest lesson I learned from Vietnam is not to trust [our own] government statements." - Senator James W. Fulbright
"All men having power ought to be mistrusted." - James Madison
"There
is danger from all men. The only maxim of a free government ought to
be to trust no man living with power to endanger the public liberty." -
John Adams
New PCR column -- America Totally Discredited
A foolish President Obama and moronic Secretary of State Kerry have handed the
United
States government its worst diplomatic defeat in history and destroyed
the credibility of the Office of the President, the Department of State,
and the entire executive branch.
Intoxicated
with hubris from past successful lies and deceptions used to destroy
Iraq and Libya, Obama thought the US "superpower," the "exceptional" and
"indispensable" country, could pull it off again, this time in Syria.
But
the rest of the world has learned to avoid Washington's rush to war
when there is no evidence. A foolish Obama was pushed far out on the
limb by an incompetent and untrustworthy National Security Advisor,
Susan Rice, and the pack of neoconservatives that support her, and the British Parliament cut the limb off.
What kind of fool would put himself in that vulnerable position?
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Since the admission by TEPCO that the plant has been leaking for the
last 2+ years and that it continues to leak, there has been much
international concern. This is something no other nuclear site has had
to deal with related to contamination or a meltdown. Fukushima differs
greatly from both Hanford and Chernobyl, the two sites most frequently
compared to the problem in Japan.
TEPCO’s plan for a groundwater
bypass is inadequate. It is too close to the reactors and has left the
diversion wells contaminated. It also lacks the volume needed to
effectively deal with the incoming groundwater. TEPCO has been unable to
use these diversion wells due to the contamination yet continued with
the construction of the underground wall at the sea front and
solidifying soil in the same area. Was anyone surprised when water began
backing up into the plant grounds?
The Japanese government has
failed to effectively step in to help. The Abe administration has agreed
to take over the plan to freeze the ground around the reactor buildings
but money won’t be allocated until next year and work won’t begin until
2015. METI has offered the same in relation to installing new water
tanks on site. This leaves two years of more contamination. Adding to
the urgency is the new revelation that a mass of highly contaminated
groundwater from below the reactor buildings is reaching the sea or will
very soon.
What is needed is a far wider
scale civil engineering project. This issue is not a mere problem with
the local fishermen, it is an international problem. The Pacific is an
international resource, Fukushima Daiichi is heavily polluting that
resource on a daily basis and must be stopped sooner rather than later.
America Totally Discredited
Paul Craig Roberts
If Obama goes it alone, he will be harassed for the rest of his life as a war criminal who dares not leave the US.
Chemical Hallucinations
By William Bowles
So there we have it, all the essential elements of a false flag operation, initiated by Mossad.
The biggest lesson I learned from Vietnam is not to trust [our own] government statements.
The Lie of "Limited" War Against Syria
By Shamus Cooke
The rats
are jumping ship. Obama's strongest allies can't stomach the stench of
lies that are the foundation of the war effort against Syria.
Cruise Missile Law Enforcement
By David Swanson
Of
course, dropping missiles on people is a serious crime, just as kicking
in your door at night with guns blazing is normally against the law.
But if a policeman -- global or normal -- does it, well, then it's law
enforcement, not law breaking.
Engineering Consent For An Attack On Syria
Kerry Makes Case For Syria Military Action
Video
Kerry
laid out some of the evidence U.S. intelligence has put together and
shared with members of Congress and international allies.
Syrians In Ghouta Claim Saudi-Supplied Rebels Behind Chemical Attack
By Dale Gavlak and Yahya Ababneh
Rebels
and local residents in Ghouta accuse Saudi Prince Bandar bin Sultan of
providing chemical weapons to an al-Qaida linked rebel group.
Who Blocked Syrian Peace Talks?
By Robert Parry
Painful
experiences of recent years should have taught the American people the
danger that comes when the government and the mainstream press adopt a
pleasing but false narrative, altering the facts to support a "good guy
v. bad guy" scenario.
The Vassal's Revolt
By Tariq Ali
Rejoice.
Rejoice. - For the first time in fifty years, the House of Commons has
voted against participating in an imperial war.
This Slaughter Has To Stop
Incendiary Bomb Victims 'Like the Walking Dead'
BBC Video Report - Warning
A BBC
team inside Syria filming for Panorama has witnessed the aftermath of a
fresh horrific incident - an incendiary bomb dropped onto a school
playground in the north of the country.
A Call to Resist
By George Capaccio
What is
the difference between a Syrian father cradling the lifeless body of
his son, a victim of some dreadful neurotoxin, and a mother in Iraq
delivering a horribly deformed baby?
NO U.S. WAR ON SYRIA!
TAKE ACTION NOW
Click here for list of actions around the country to oppose war with Syria.
The Unknown Social Warriors, Bernays and Norquist
By Steve
"Our
goal is to inflict pain. It is not good enough to win; it has to be a
painful and devastating defeat. It is like when the king would take his
opponent's head and spike it on a pole for everyone to see,"
Hard News
57 "militants" killed in Afghan raids:
At
least 57 militants were killed in operations launched by the Afghan
police, army and the NATO-led coalition forces since Thursday, the
country's interior ministry said on Friday.
Eight, Including Governor, Killed in Suicide Attack in Dasht-e-Archi:
A
suicide attacker detonated his explosive in the Dasht-e-Archi district
of Kunduz province early Friday, killing at least eight people,
including the Governor of Dasht-e-Archi District, Sheikh Sadrruddin,
and wounding sixteen others.
Ft. Bragg soldier killed by enemy fire in Afghanistan:
A Fort Bragg soldier was killed Aug. 28 by enemy fire during operations in Ghazni Province, Afghanistan.
Fort Hood-based soldier from American Samoa killed in Afghanistan:
The
Pentagon said Thursday 1st Lt. Jason Togi of Pago Pago died of injuries
sustained when enemy forces attacked his vehicle with an improvised
explosive device.
Iraq violence kills 14 as al-Qaida claims attacks:
Friday's
deadliest attack struck after nightfall in a Kurdish neighborhood in
the ethnically mixed town of Tuz Khormato. Insurgents there set off a
non-lethal stun bomb apparently designed to attract a crowd before
detonating a real bomb that killed 12 and wounded 10, said the town's
police chief, Col. Hussein Ali Rasheed.
Iraq: 23 dead in bombings and shootings:
At least
23 people were killed and dozens wounded in a series of attacks
targeting Sunni areas across northern Iraq on Thursday.
'Terrorist' Burned In Baghdad Street, As Iraq Struggles To Contain Spiraling Unrest:
The mob
strung up the suspected terrorist's shirtless body by the feet and set
it ablaze on a street on the outskirts of the Iraqi capital, a tire
placed underneath to fuel the flames
US kills 6 people in Yemen:
Suspected
US drone strikes killed an alledged senior Al Qaida militant and four
others in Al Manaseh village in the southern province of Al Baydha,
southern Yemen, a source told Gulf News.
Engineering Consent For An Attack On Syria:
Kerry Makes Case For Syria Military Action : Video and Transcript:
Kerry
laid out some of the "evidence" U.S. intelligence has put together and
shared with members of Congress and international allies.
Deja Vu All Over Again:
Colin L. Powell, Remarks to the United Nations Security Council:
February
5, 2003: I cannot tell you everything that we know, but what I can
share with you, when combined with what all of us have learned over the
years, is deeply troubling.
U.S. Had Intel on Chemical Strike Before It Was Launched:
American
intelligence agencies had indications three days beforehand that the
Syrian regime was poised to launch a lethal chemical attack that killed
more than a thousand people and has set the stage for a possible U.S.
military strike on Syria.
Washington's threats to attack Syria unacceptable - Russia:
Washington's
statements threatening to use military force against Syria
unilaterally are unacceptable, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman
Alexander Lukashevich said in a statement.
Pentagon Can't Afford Syria Operation; Must Seek Additional Funds:
The
U.S. military, struggling after defense cuts of tens of billions of
dollars, will be unable to pay for attacks on Syria from current
operating funds and must seek additional money from Congress, according
to congressional aides.
More than 150 members of Congress have signaled their opposition to airstrikes on Syria without a congressional vote:
House
members circulated two separate letters circulated that were sent to
the White House demanding a congressional role before military action
takes place.
U.S. military officers have deep doubts about impact, wisdom of a U.S. strike on Syria:
Marine
Lt. Col. Gordon Miller, a fellow at the Center for a New American
Security, warned this week of "potentially devastating consequences,
including a fresh round of chemical weapons attacks and a military
response by Israel."
British MPs reject military intervention in Syria:
Any
possibility of British involvement in a military campaign in Syria has
been effectively ruled out after British lawmakers voted down the
prospect in parliament, costing the US the nation's closest ally in a
potential strike.
Syria: John Kerry slaps Britain in face as he calls France 'oldest allies':
John
Kerry delivers diplomatic slap in the face to Britain, failing to
mention them among list of supporters and referring to France as
"oldest allies".
Scant foreign support for US strikes on Syria:
Not since the 1983 invasion of Grenada has the US been so alone in pursuing major lethal military action
Turkish PM says Syria intervention should aim to end Assad rule:
"It
can't be a 24 hours hit-and-run," Erdogan told reporters at a reception
in the presidential palace in Ankara. "What matters is stopping the
bloodshed in Syria and weakening the regime to the point where it gives
up," he said.
Syria: Reports of 'napalm-like' bomb attack: Video -
Israeli force kill 1 on Egypt border:
An IDF
force opened fire toward two suspects riding dune-buggies who entered a
restricted zone near the Egyptian border, from the direction of the
Sinai Peninsula.
3 people killed as anti-coup protesters rally across Egypt:
Although most marches led by supporters of deposed President Morsi passed peacefully, three deaths were reported.
2 People Killed As Troops Deployed to Restore Order in Protest-hit Colombia:
President
Juan Manuel Santos ordered troops to provide security in Bogota and
patrol Colombia's highways on Friday after violent protests spread from
rural areas to the capital. Santos said two people were killed
Thursday in Bogota where demonstrators mounted large marches that ended
in violent clashes with police.
Colombian presidential hopeful under arrest:
A
conservative Colombian presidential hopeful has surrendered to
authorities after the Supreme Court ordered him arrested for allegedly
benefiting politically from collusion with illegal far-right militias.
Top Secret: Snowden reveals US intelligence's black budget:
Edward
Snowden has leaked a new top-secret document that for the first time
ever publically discloses how the United States spends tens of billions
of dollars annually on clandestine spy programs.
U.S. intelligence community's classified "black budget" for fiscal year 2013.
Read the leaked report as published by the Washington Post:
GCHQ reported to have access to almost all European internet traffic:
The
reports published by the German public broadcaster NDR and the
Süddeutsche newspaper said documents made available to them by Edward
Snowden indicate that Britain's Government Communications Headquarters
(GCHQ) is capable of gathering and analyzing data from almost all of
the traffic that passes through Europe's internet network.
US sends two Guantanamo inmates to Algeria:
The
Pentagon on Thursday announced the transfer of Nabil Said Hadjarab and
Mutia Sadiq Ahmad Sayyab, leaving 164 detainees still at the prison,
including 84 others cleared for release years ago.
Muslims challenging 'no fly' list win partial court victory:
Thirteen
Muslim Americans challenging the U.S. government's secretive "no-fly"
list won a partial victory in federal court when a judge found they
"have a constitutionally protected liberty interest" in traveling
internationally by air.
Fast food strikes in 60 U.S. cities:
"Boosting
wages for America's lowest-paid workers is a crucial step toward
reducing economic inequality and rebuilding a strong economy.
A capable articulator of the beliefs of the left-wing bourgeoisie. His supporters called him "The Incorruptible", while his adversaries called him
dictateur sanguinaire (bloodthirsty dictator). reputation has gone through cycles. It peaked in the 1920s when the influential French historian Albert Mathiez
rejected the common view of Robespierre as demagogic, dictatorial, and
fanatical. Mathiez argued he was an eloquent spokesman for the poor and
oppressed, an enemy of royalist intrigues, a vigilant adversary of
dishonest and corrupt politicians, a guardian of the French Republic, an
intrepid leader of the French Revolutionary government, and a prophet
of a socially responsible state.
In recent decades his reputation has suffered from his association with
radical purification of politics by killing his enemies.
La plus extravagante idée qui puisse naître dans la tête d'un
politique est de croire qu'il suffise à un peuple d'entrer à main armée
chez un peuple étranger, pour lui faire adopter ses lois et sa
constitution. Personne n'aime les missionnaires armés; et le premier
conseil que donnent la nature et la prudence, c'est de les repousser
comme des ennemis.
The most extravagant idea that can be born in the head of a political
thinker is to believe that it suffices for people to enter, weapons in
hand, among a foreign people and expect to have its laws and
constitution embraced. No one loves armed missionaries; the first lesson
of nature and prudence is to repulse them as enemies.
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This is a major announcement. While we’ve known that the influence of
vibration on water even on the quantum level has tremendous
implications, here we’re seeing the tested use of this technology for
good.