Tuesday, October 8, 2013

"Look back over the past, with its changing empires that rose and fell, and you can foresee the future, too."



"Cruelty must be whitewashed by a moral excuse, and pretense of reluctance." - George Bernard Shaw
  


"Uncalled-for aggression arouses the hatred of the civilian population..." - Jean-Paul Sartre



"Look back over the past, with its changing empires that rose and fell, and you can foresee the future, too."  - Marcus Aurelius













War Machine Churns Despite Shutdown, Participator Economics: Alternative to Capitalism?




































 
they will 'never' recognize me now.....where is larry now?  waldo has not a chance dude



I AM watching the FED, the window of opportunity is quietly closing............

where?
mankind have assholes












Posted: 08 Oct 2013 10:36 AM PDT
8 October 2013
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- The planet is in full blown meltdown and even now the spin masters have successfully triggered a new “global cooling” mob. It seems that if Al Gore is a hypocrite (and he is), science reality and the indisputable observations on the ground go out the window. And what about the incomprehensibly massive global geoengineering programs? Those that have jumped on the “cooling” bandwagon do not seem to take into account the fact that “global dimming” caused largely by the aerosol spraying from geoengineering is blocking some 20% of the sun or more, not to mention jet stream manipulation with HAARP and the artificially/chemically nucleated snow storms covered later. In spite of the ongoing all-out geoengineering assault, global temperatures are the warmest in at least 4000 years.
If the planet is cooling, why are forest fires increasing in quantity, size, and intensity, around the globe?




Government Up For Sale
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Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) wants the Supreme Court to throw out "super limits" -- currently set at over $100,000 -- so the right wing billionaires can have even more influence over our electoral process. Today, McConnell will present that view directly to the Court during oral arguments in McCutcheon v. FEC.

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If the FEC loses again, the little protection we have to prevent a slush fund of corporate cash corrupting our elections will be gone.
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I've got bad news about Citizens United: it's getting a sequel this week.
That's right, the Supreme Court is about to consider a case, McCutcheon vs. FEC, which could make our electoral system even more screwed-up. Contribution limits for corporations and the ultra-rich would become virtually meaningless - with conceivably millions of dollars given in a single donation.
But I've also got good news: this time, we can act first.
We can stop the corporate Justices like Scalia and Thomas, by doing what we did before their ruling on Obamacare: make BIG NOISE that puts the Court's - and Chief Justice Roberts's - decision under a magnifying glass. This Supreme Court doesn't like defending itself in public, because their radically corporatist right-wing rulings do not stand up to scrutiny.
Time to make some big noise - sign onto our public letter, Just Say No To Citizens United II, NOW:
http://citizensunited2.com
Thank you for all you do to make this movement real.
Sincerely,
John Sellers






Saudis Fund New Rebel Force to Fight Own War on Assad
By UPI
Riyadh is forging a new alliance of Islamist rebels in Syria under a pro-Saudi warlord to supersede the U.S.-backed Free Syrian Army.
Libya Demands US Return Alleged Al-Qaeda Operative
By AFP
The General National Congress, stressed "the need for the immediate surrender" of Abu Anas al-Libi and described the US operation as a "flagrant violation of (Libya's) national sovereignty."
Obama's Rendition Operation in Libya:
It's Like President George W. Bush Got a Fourth Term
By Kevin Gosztola
"Bush's 4th term continues: No-lawy er interrogations; Secret renditions; Snatch & grab on sovereign soil; Indefinite detention." Ari Fleischer.
The Anti-Empire Report
The War on Terrorism ... or Whatever
By William Blum
The United States has fought on the same side as al Qaeda on repeated occasions before Syria. Here's a brief survey.
Empire Under Obama:
Political Language and the 'Mafia Principles' of International Relations
By Andrew Gavin Marshall
If we truly want a world without war, destruction, empire and tyranny, we must speak honestly and openly about these concepts.
It's The Drones, Stupid
Video
"Why do they hate us?" is the question Americans have been asking for decades now.
Get Your Fiscal House in Order:
China Warns US as Asia's Expresses Concern for $1.3tn of Investments
By Ben Chu
'Clock is ticking', says Chinese minister, as US fails to break deadlock over government shutdown and fast-approaching 'debt ceiling' deadline
The Dumbest Game of Chicken, Ever
BY DANIEL W. DREZNER
Obama's trying to tank the markets to win the budget fight. Problem is, that might not work -- and Republicans just don't care.
Truckers Plan To Jam DC's Major Commuter Highway, Arrest Members Of Congress:
By Annie-Rose Strasser
On October 11th, a group of right-wing truckers is planning to drive to DC to shut down the major commuter highway that circles the city. They'll continue to block traffic, they say, until they see the arrest of elected officials who have "violated their oath of office."
President Carter: Middle Class Today Resembles Past's Poor
By Associated Press
"The middle class has become more like poor people than they were 30 years ago. So I don't think it's getting any better."
The Two-Party System Is A Farce
By Tim Gatto
Everybody knows that this so-called government shutdown is bullshit. - The Government is not going to default on the 17th and everyone knows it.
Their Real Goal: To Make Us All So Cynical About Government, We Give Up
By Robert Reich
As average Americans give up on government, they pay less attention to what government does or fails to do - thereby making it easier for the moneyed interests to get whatever they want.
"Twelve Bucks Fifty Is Showing Off?!"
Postcard from the End of America: Norristown
By Linh Dinh
"The only people who are doing well in Norristown are the Mexicans and the Chinese. They're opening up businesses. Everybody else is shooting at each other!"


Hard News 

 
Bush- Blair Legacy Continues As 73 people killed, 83 wounded in series of bombings in Baghdad:
At least 73 people were killed and 83 others wounded in a wave of car bomb and roadside bomb attacks in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad on Monday, police said, APA reports quoting Xinhua.
After heavy fighting, Syrian troops reopen key road to embattled northern city of Aleppo:
Syrian troops wrested control of a key road linking the government-held heartland with the embattled northern city of Aleppo, reopening the crucial supply route after heavy fighting with rebels, state media and activists said
Game, set, match: Syria May Officially Split in Two:
Syria may split into multiple states, according to recent reports in the Arab-language media. Opposition leaders are weighing the option of establishing their own government, which would rule the territories that rebel troops have conquered in their war against Syria President Bashar Assad.
Syrian Army Kills Saudi Officer Linked to al-Nusra Front :
Before infiltrating in Syria and joining al-Nusra, Al-Malki had served in the Saudi Arabian Army and in the air base of the western city of Yida
Syrian Officials Sound a Conciliatory Note Toward the Opposition:
Coming from a Syrian deputy prime minister, it was an unusual statement. The country's crisis, he said, began in part with a "popular movement" of peaceful protesters angry over economic disparities, and descended into war in part because officials were slow to make changes and failed to realize that the "repression of the popular movement" would lead to disaster.
Syrian opposition sets conditions for Geneva II:
The opposition leader said that there will be "no dialogue with criminal Assad regime," re-iterating his group's redundant appeal for embattled President Assad to cede power for any political solution to be negotiated.
US Downplays 'Praise' for Assad Over Weapons Removal:
The United States on Monday moved to clarify unusually positive remarks made by US Secretary of State John Kerry about Syrian President Bashar Assad as work begins to destroy Syria's chemical weapons stockpile.
Erdogan calls Assad a 'terrorist,' blasts Kerry:
Turkish PM's comments come after Syrian president said he was a liar 'responsible for the blood of tens of thousands of Syrians'
New law to permit Turkish police to detain 'possible' protesters:
A new regulation will allow Turkish police to detain those who possess the "risk of conducting a protest" from 12 to 24 hours without the demand of a prosecutor or a judge, prompting acute worries from opposition deputies.
Britain says in talks with Iran about reopening embassies:
Britain and Iran have started talks aimed at restoring diplomatic relations two years after an angry mob ransacked the British embassy, Foreign Secretary William Hague said on Tuesday.
Robert Fisk: A tragedy off the coast of Indonesia that should shame Lebanon's neglectful government:
The migrants' boat sank - but the blame must start in Beirut
21 "militants" killed in joint Afghan-NATO operations:
The interior ministry of Afghanistan on Tuesday announced at least 21 Taliban militants were killed during joint military operations across the country.
US-Afghan deal falters as Karzai talks tough:
"The agreement has to suit Afghanistan's interests and purposes. If it doesn't suit us and if it doesn't suit them, then naturally we will go separate ways," Karzai said in a BBC interview in Kabul
Karzai's elder brother Qayum Karzai nominated for Afghan presidency:
Karzai's elder brother runs for presidencyPresident Hamid Karzai's elder brother Abdul Qayum Karzai on Sunday formally filed nomination for the upcoming presidential election.
30 killed in clashes in Central Africa Republic:
At least 30 people died and dozens more were injured in clashes on Tuesday between ex-rebels of the Seleka coalition and local self-defence groups in the Central Africa Republic, a security source said.
At least 10 people killed as multiple attacks target Egypt state security:
The deadliest attack was in the Suez Canal city of Ismailia, east of Cairo, where masked gunmen opened fire on an army patrol. Six soldiers were killed, including a lieutenant.
Anti-army protest staged at Cairo University:
Hundreds of university students rally against army-backed government, two days after violent clashes.
US moves Marines to Italy as situation in Libya becomes tense:
Two hundred United States Marines are being mobilized from a base in Spain to an Italian site neighboring Libya where an Army raid over the weekend resulted in the capture of suspected Al-Qaeda terrorist, Abu Anas al-Libi.
Libya militants call for kidnapping Americans in retaliation for citizen capture:
Libya's militants on Tuesday called for kidnapping U.S. citizens in Tripoli and for staging attacks in retaliation for the capture of an alleged al-Qaida leader by U.S. authorities over embassy bombing charges.
Libya summons US ambassador over Tripoli raid, as armed groups call for revenge:
Human Rights Watch called on the US to ensure al-Liby was quickly charged before a judge and given access to a lawyer in accordance with international law, adding that he should be tried in a civilian court.
Son of Abu Anas al-Liby describes capture of al-Qaida suspect in Libya:
Abdullah al-Ruqai, 21, says Abu Anas al-Liby is not a terrorist and claims Libyan forces were involved in operation to seize him
Libyan al-Qaida suspect's detention-at-sea raises Geneva convention concerns:
With every passing day that the US holds its newest terror suspect in the brig of the USS San Antonio, the Obama administration dives deeper into the extra-legal murk that characterized its predecessor.
Amnesty questions U.S. justification for arrest of al-Liby :
"Abductions of this nature, followed by interrogations during incommunicado detention, undermine the presumption of innocence," the organization said Monday. "[al-Liby's arrest] also undermines Libya's efforts to establish the rule of law at a time when the country is in need of international support to rebuild its institutions significantly weakened by the 2011 armed conflict."
North Korea warns US over joint naval drill:
Pyongyang puts army on high alert, warning of "disaster" as US, Japan and South Korea prepare for military exercise
Budget impasse forces U.S. to cancel army drill with Japan:
The U.S. side asked for the cancellation citing the failed attempt by Congress to reach a deal to fund the federal government in the new fiscal year that began on October 1, the Japanese Defense Ministry said.
Canadian PM says 'very concerned' by Brazil spying allegations:
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on Monday demanded Canada explain a media report that said the Communications Security Establishment Canada (known as CSE or CSEC) - the equivalent of the top-secret U.S. National Security Agency - had spied on Brazil's Mines and Energy Ministry
Brazil : Rio teacher protest turns violent:
Several banks and other buildings were set on fire in Rio during a night of clashes between demonstrators and police.
Edward Snowden 'pictured out shopping in Russia':
Photograph allegedly showing Edward Snowden, the NSA intelligence leaker, shopping is published by Russian news website
US: "Four decades in solitary confinement can only be described as torture" - UN rights expert:
"This is a sad case and it is not over", Mr. Woodfox has been kept in isolation in a 8-foot-by-12 foot (2.5 x 3.5 m. Approx.) cell for up to 23 hours per day, with just one hour of exercise or solitary recreation."
If Dems Give In, Social Security And Medicare Will Be Future Hostages:
They continue these tactics because it is getting them what they - and the billionaires and giant corporations who fund them - want. They do it because it works. And then they do it again, because it worked.
Profiting from the Poor: Outsourcing Social Services Puts Most Vulnerable at Risk:
In a story most in the media missed, protestors gathered under the dome at the Mississippi state capitol earlier this year to oppose a bill that would allow the state Department of Human Services (DHS) to privatize everything from child protective services to nutrition programs for the elderly.
How Government Spends Taxpayer Money: 50 examples of government waste:
The federal government made at least $72 billion in improper payments in 2008. - Washington will spend $2.6 million training Chinese prostitutes to drink more responsibly on the job.
Prescription drug abuse now more deadly than heroin and cocaine combined:
About 6.1 million people abuse prescription pills, and overdose deaths have at least doubled in 29 states, where they now exceed vehicle-related deaths. In 10 of those states, rates tripled; in four of them, they quadrupled.


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grow the fuck up and pay your bills like the rest of us do every fucking day..........fucking privileged pricks/////////

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