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OVERTHROW, OVER AND OVER |
Comment by Larry Ross |
June 29, 2006 |
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Laura S. Washington, In These Times |
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Bush vs. New York Times - |
by Robert Scheer , Truthdig |
June 28, 2006
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The Bush administration's jihad against newspapers that reported on a secret program to monitor the personal banking records of unsuspecting citizens is more important than the original story. For what the president and his spokesmen are once again asserting is that the prosecution of this ill-defined, open-ended "war on terror" inevitably trumps basic democratic rights in general and the constitutionally enshrined freedom of the press in particular. |
Opponents of Iraq war rally around Lt. Watada: |
Comment by Larry Ross |
June 28, 2006 |
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Recently founded in Oakland, Calif., Courage to Resist is one of several organizations around the country trying to stop the Iraq war by focusing on those ordered to wage it. |
Refusing to Kill is Not a Crime: |
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"I refuse to be silent any longer. I refuse to be party to an illegal and immoral war against people who did nothing to deserve our aggression. My oath of office is to protect and defend America's laws and its people. By refusing unlawful orders for an illegal war, I fulfill that oath today." - U.S. Army First Lt. Ehren Watada |
How The Media Works To Normalize The Unthinkable |
Comment by Larry Ross |
June 4, 2006 |
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Famous independent journalists tell us how our mass media make wars possible. |
By Sophie McNeill |
June 3, 2006 |
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John Pilger, Robert Fisk, Charlie Glass, and Seymour Hersh on the failure of the world's press |
Bush Spreads Democratic Genocide |
Comment by Larry Ross |
June 1, 2006 |
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As well as the Haditha dead victims of U.S. 'Democracy' some 250,000 innocent men, women and children in Iraq have experienced the direct fruits of U.S. democracy from the barrels of U.S. guns, the U.S. bombs dropped on them, and the destruction of their homes.. This is the 'democracy-in-action' that Bush is determined to continue at any cost, as his West Point speech indicates. |
Spreading Democracy in Haditha |
By Mike Whitney |
May 30, 2006 |
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As details of the atrocities in Haditha continue to surface in the media, it is clear that George Bush is either completely divorced from reality or simply incapable of grasping the catastrophe he has created. In fact, he is as culpable in the deaths of the “24 unarmed Iraqis” as if he had put the gun to their heads' and shot them one by one. |
Haditha Slaughter - One Of Many |
Comment by Larry Ross |
June 1, 2006 |
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Dahr Jamail shows that the U.S. Marines slaughter in Haditha is part of the systematic U.S. direct and indirect slaughter of up to 250,000 civilian men, women and children all over Iraq. As with the tortures at Abu Ghraib, there will be a few low-ranking soldiers convicted and people will be conditioned to think the culprits have been punished. |
By Dahr Jamail |
May 30, 2006 |
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"On Saturday, May 13th, 2006, at 10:00 p.m., US Forces accompanied by the Iraqi National Guard attacked the houses of Iraqi people in the Al-Latifya district south of Baghdad by an intensive helicopter shelling. This led the families to flee to the Al-Mazar and water canals to protect themselves from the fierce shelling. Then seven helicopters landed to pursue the families who fled … and killed them. The number of victims amounted to more than 25 martyrs. US forces detained another six persons including two women named Israa Ahmed Hasan and Widad Ahmed Hasan, and a child named Huda Hitham Mohammed Hasan, whose father was killed during the shelling." |
Chomsky's Analysis of Weakening America |
Comment by Larry Ross |
June 1, 2006 |
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...In the opinion of many, the U.S. is governed by a criminal conspiracy that has also become an administration of war criminals, using lies to con their people and congress into supporting an illegal and unjustifiable war on Iraq. Having killed, tortured or imprisoned up to 250,000 Iraqis for no justifiable reason, the Bush Administration has established that it is capable of committing any crime. |
by Noam Chomsky |
May 30, 2006 |
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An inability to protect its citizens. The belief that it is above the law. A lack of democracy. Three defining characteristics of the 'failed state'. And that, says Noam Chomsky, is exactly what the US is becoming. In an exclusive extract from his devastating new book, America's leading thinker explains how his country lost its way |
They Don't Care How Many Children They Murder |
Comment by Larry Ross |
May 27, 2006 |
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The terrible cost in murdered, tortured, raped, imprisoned and wounded children in Iraq adds to the multiplying war crimes of Bush, Blair and Howard in their illegal and deceitful invasion, continuing slaughter and occupation of Iraq. And the war criminals are so terribly proud of the murderous mayhem they have created for no legitimate reason. Endlessly they pat each other on the back for the great job they are doing in bringing 'democracy and freedom' to the poor oppressed Iraqis, while they joyfully slaughter the innocents. |
Easily Dispensable: Iraq's Children |
By Dahr Jamail |
May 22, 2006 |
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Cherishing children is the mark of a civilized society. - Joan Ganz Cooney |
Deliberate U.S. Destruction of Iraq |
Comment by Larry Ross |
May 22, 2006 |
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The so-called "war on terrorism" is actually a war on the Iraq people and the destruction of their country. From the beginning of the war in 2003. the U.S. reasons to justify this war were known to be lies. There were no WMD, no nuclear weapons programme, no links to al-Qaeda and Osama bin laden, and no Iraq plans to attack the U.S. or U.K. From the beginning, the war was the most colossal fraud any American administration has every foisted on their own people. After destroying most of the Iraqi infrastructure, the Bush Administration made a big show about rebuilding Iraq and restoring all facilities including, electricity, sewage, bridges, hospitals, water etc. Many billions of dollars from the U.S. Treasury were made available for this work. In fact it was never effectively done. Most of the money was siphoned off by corruption, no-bid, cost-plus contracts, shoddy and incomplete work and so on. |
Michael Schwartz on Dismantling Iraqi Life |
from Tom Engelhardt |
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After five months of confusion, bickering, dickering, dithering, and strong-arm tactics from Zalmay Khalilzad, our ambassador to Iraq and various high American officials arriving on the fly, Prime Minister-designate Nouri al-Maliki has reportedly chosen his cabinet and a government will evidently be established in Baghdad's Green Zone. At the moment, its reach seems unlikely to extend much beyond the American-protected berms and fortifications of that citadel-mini-state. In the meantime, what governmental authority still existed in Iraq seems to be rapidly on the wane -- and not just in largely Sunni areas of the country either. (In parts of Sunni al-Anbar province, however, according to Mathieu Guidère and Peter Harling of Le Monde Diplomatique, control seems to be passing into other "governing" hands: "A formal procedure is in place for lorry drivers to pay an insurance fee [to insurgent groups] that allows them to cross the governorate, as long as they are not supplying the enemy.") |
America In Baghdad |
May 15, 2006 |
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Secret contract deals , fraud, ineptitude and shoddy work costing billions of dollars have been a centerpiece of our troubles in Iraq since the eve of the 2003 invasion. |
The Horrifying Reality of the U.S. in Iraq |
Comment by Larry Ross |
May 11, 2006 |
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Dahr Jamail's article is real news about the American genocide in Iraq. It may shock and horrify you. You may wonder what Bush and his neocons hope to achieve by their systematic, murder, torture, and imprisonments of innocent Iraqis. This horrifying mass murder is sold by Bush's, Tony Blair's and John Howard's propaganda machines, including the mass media in the U.S., U.K. and Australia as "bringing democracy to the middle east" and that the only opponents are "terrorists etc" The media will never mention the horrific reality revealed by this fearless, on-the-spot reporter. |
All of Us Participate in a New Iraq |
By Dahr Jamail |
May 10, 2006 |
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"Dear Mr. Dahr, I am wondering why? Americans and coalition forces were supported by pro-Iranian Militias, like the Badr Organization! The support and help of Iraqi Shiites at first helped to somewhat stabilize and maintain the occupation. Death squads trained by the coalition forces are working day and night under cover of the Ministry of Interior, attacking innocent people: both Sunnis and Shiites!!!! In spite of knowing very well who is doing what, we still see no improvement in the security situation. On the contrary, the situation is getting worse. |
Another Iraqi Comment on Jamail's article and Bush's War On Iran |
Comment by Larry Ross |
May 11, 2006 |
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Here is another good comment on Dahr Jamail's article and the expected U.S. war on Iran. He raises the question as to why the Europeans seem to be playing Bush's game and why IAEA's El Baradei is not warning about Bush's intentions to use nuclear weapons. The international community seems to be fiddling and game playing while Bush is planning a major war, even nuclear war. Why? |
All of Us Participate in a New Iraq |
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"It is only when more people in the US begin to fathom the totality of the destruction in Iraq," writes Dahr Jamail, "that one may expect to hear the public outcry and uprising necessary to end the occupation and bring to justice the war criminals responsible for these conditions. Until that happens, make no mistake: all of us participate in a new Iraq, our hands dyed in the blood of innocents." |
Bush Bases Foreign Policy on Delusions |
Comment by Larry Ross |
May 12 , 2006 |
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The mental hospitals have many patients who believe they are in direct contact with God - that God is telling them things and instructing them to take certain actions. When they act out these heavenly delusions and take the action that they think God has instructed them to take, often it involves violence against others. The law then sees these people as a danger to themselves, family and community and has them placed in a hospital for treatment. |
Bush claimed God told him to invade Iraq, Afghanistan: BBC |
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October 7, 2005 |
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LONDON (AFP) - US President George W. Bush allegedly said God told him to invade Iraq and Afghanistan , a new BBC documentary will reveal, according to details released here. |
Many Insiders Expose Bushism and 9/11 Conspiracy |
Comment by Larry Ross |
May 9, 2006 |
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Many insiders believe the 9/11 attack was a U.S. covert action to rally public support for the Iraq war. Now they think a new 9/11 will be staged by the Bush Administration to boost Bush's flagging popularity, help win the November/06 elections for Bush supporters, suppress dissent, and gain public support for a war on Iran - probably using nuclear weapons. The following article shows how real American patriots are putting themselves on the line by exposing the treacheries and crimes of the Bush Administration. This shocking and overwhelming reality should become known by many more people if we are to help prevent terrible catastrophes. |
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October 31, 2005 |
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Amount of credible state terror whistleblowers reflects unbelievable enlightenment progress since 9/11 |
Result of U.S. War On Iran |
Comment by Larry Ross |
May 3, 2006 |
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Scott Ritter gives a detailed account of U.S. preparations and plans to strike at Iran before June/05. Obviously this has been postponed for unknown reasons. As Iran will retaliate against U.S. attack, the situation could very easily escalate and involve China and Russia. A sudden global nuclear exchange could result. It's so obvious, why is Europe so compliant and people so passive and silent in the face of global nuclear disaster which would kill and maim billions? |
Sleepwalking to disaster in Iran |
by Scott Ritter |
April 5, 2005 |
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Late last year, in the aftermath of the 2004 Presidential election, I was contacted by someone close to the Bush administration about the situation in Iraq. |
Masses in N.Y. protest action in Iraq, Iran |
by Demond Butler |
April 30, 2006 |
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NEW YORK -- Tens of thousands of protesters marched Saturday through lower Manhattan to demand an immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops from Iraq, just hours after this month's GI death toll reached 70. |
Comment by Larry
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April 28, 2006
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Robert Fisk explores the potentially
disastrous influence of Israel on US policies toward the middle east. |
United
States of Israel? |
By Robert Fisk
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April 27, 2006
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When two of America's most distinguished academics dared to suggest that US foreign policy was being driven by a powerful 'Israel Lobby' whose influence was incompatible with their nation's own interests, they knew they would face allegations of anti-Semitism. But the episode has prompted America's Jewish liberals to confront their own complacency. Might the tide be turning? |
Proof
of Bush Lies - More Damming Evidence |
Comment by Larry
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April 28, 2006
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Is anymore evidence needed to prove that Bush and his administrations have lied to provide justification to make war on Iraq? Robert Scheer once again presents damning evidence of this fact. It is one of the best. |
An
Intel Story Finally Told |
By Robert Scheer
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April 26, 2006
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"The policy was set.
The war in Iraq was coming, and they were looking for intelligence to
fit into the policy." --Tyler Drumheller, formerly CIA's top spy
in Europe. |
Resource Wars Have Started |
Comment by Larry
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April 26, 2006
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.....The reasons for wars in which resources are a factor, are usually camouflaged by a screen of propaganda. In the U.S. case it is the blanket phoney justification "war on terrorism" . This covers U.S. global domination plans, the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and the coming war with Iran, currently justified under the "wars on global terrorism" blanket. The real reasons include the theft of other people's oil resources.. The objective is to control middle east oil, prices and access to oil by competitors of the U.S. Rising oil prices is only the beginning. |
The Coming Resource Wars |
by Michael Klare
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March 10, 2006
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It's official: the era of resource wars is upon us. In a major London address, British Defense Secretary John Reid warned that global climate change and dwindling natural resources are combining to increase the likelihood of violent conflict over land, water and energy. Climate change, he indicated, "will make scarce resources, clean water, viable agricultural land even scarcer" -- and this will "make the emergence of violent conflict more rather than less likely." |
Bush Popularity Drops |
Comment by Larry Ross |
April 21, 2006 |
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This article shows how much the popularity of Bush and his Administration has dropped and how it has alienated the American population. Numerous factors cause this - Bush's very poor domestic performance, his spying on Americans, his arrogance, poor judgement, his dictatorial attitude, and more than anything else, his illegal war on Iraq. Obviously most Americans would disapprove of his war plans for Iran, especially if he nuclear bombs Iran. He and his advisors know this very, very well. Yet they are still preparing to launch another illegal war on a much bigger and better prepared target - Iran, when their military resources are overstretched. Another crazy neocon mystery? I don't think so. |
In the Rubble |
by Tom Engelhardt |
April 16, 2006 |
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You can count on one thing. All over Washington, Republicans are at least as capable as I am of watching and interpreting the polling version of the smash-up of the Bush administration. With each new poll, the numbers creep lower yet. |
Iran:
war by October? |
by Paul
Rogers
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April 20, 2006
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Washington's political timetable may turn
harsh rhetoric into military escalation, unless voices of restraint
in both the United States and Iran can prevail. |
Genocide
in Fallujah |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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April 17, 2006
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It's a never-ending mystery
why so many Americans allowed themselves to be conned into supporting
this barbarous war. |
Dead
Cities |
by Chris
Floyd
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April 14, 2006
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Of all the war crimes that
have flowed from the originating crime of President George W. Bush's
unprovoked invasion of Iraq, perhaps the most flagrant was the destruction
of Fallujah in November 2004. Now, as ignominious defeat looms for Bush's
Babylonian folly, some of the key players in fomenting the war are urging
that the "Fallujah Option" be applied to an even bigger target: Baghdad. |
Iran:
don't let it happen |
by Katharine Gun -
New Statesman
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April 17, 2006
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"To me it would be
a worse crime to stay silent if telling the truth could prevent war."
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Steps Toward a UK Fascist
State |
Comment by Larry
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April 14, 2006
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Top journalist, John Pilger,
shows how Blair and his aides are taking Britain toward fascism and
Orwell's "1984" using the umbrella threat of terrorism as
their cover and rationale. |
The
Quiet Death Of Freedom |
by John Pilger
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April 13, 2006
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The bill marks the end
of true parliamentary democracy; it is as significant as Congress abandoning
the Bill of Rights |
9/11
Attacks A Hoax |
Comment by Larry
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April 14, 2006
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War, Geopolitics and History
- Conflict in the Middle East |
"9/11,
The Myth & The Reality," Recorded
- Part One Here |
Dr. David Ray Griffin
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Broadcast April 4, 2006
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Dr. David Ray Griffin: Guns
and Butter |
Fascist
Threat to Britain |
Comment by Larry
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April 14, 2006
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This article reinforces John
Pilger's article "Freedom Dies Quietly" on 13/4/05 |
Blair's inner circle and
its ferocious grab for power |
April 6, 2006
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From forcing through ID
cards to the erosion of parliamentary scrutiny, a determined clique
is hijacking our democracy |
Learning
to Count: The Dead in Iraq |
By Dahr Jamail and
Jeff Pflueger
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April 13, 2006
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I would
say 30,000, more or less, have died as a result of the initial incursion
and the ongoing violence against Iraqis. |
Chomsky's
latest book: Democracy Now |
from AlterNet
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April 10, 2006
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The Assault on Democracy |
Bush & Blair Plan to Create Justification for Their Illegal War on Iraq |
Comment by Larry
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April 3, 2006
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The Whitehouse memo shows
Bush and Blair had lots of testimony based on UN inspection that there
were no WMD or a nuclear weapons in Iraq. But they decided to make war
based on the lie that there were WMD in Iraq, even though that would
not be a valid excuse for war in any case. Some of the other lies invented
to justify the war were that Saddam had links to al-Qaeda and Osama
Bin Laden, and that Saddam was connected to the attack on 9/11, and
that Saddam was a threat to the US, UK. None of this was true and Bush
and Blair had no evidence for their lies. |
Bush,
Blair had no evidence of Iraq WMDs |
reporter: Tony
Jones
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March 31, 2006
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It's extremely rare, to get this kind of an insight of an extremely private, we should say secret meeting between two leaders preparing for a coming war. Tell us what you think are the main insights to be gained from the so-called White House memo? |
There's
too Much Smoke not to be a 9/11 Conspiracy |
from Larry
Ross
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March 31, 2006
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How can this much evidence be ignored or dismissed |
Making
the World Safe for Christianity |
By Congressman Ron
Paul
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March 30, 2006
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.....We seem to never learn
from our past mistakes. Todays neo-cons are... idealistically
misled and aggressive in remaking the Middle East..... Even given the
horrendous costs of the Iraq War and the unintended consequences that
plague us today, the neo-cons are eager to expand their regime-change
policy to Iran by force. |
Bush
Determined to Invade Iraq in 2003, Regardless
of No U.N. Resolution and No WMD |
by Larry
Ross
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March 29, 2006
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The following secret memo
of Bush/Blair meetings in January 2003, published in shows Bush determined
to invade Iraq, even if they failed to get a second UN resolution and
UN inspectors did not find any WMD. |
Bush
Was Set on Path to War, British Memo Says |
by DON VAN NATTA Jr.
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March 27, 2006
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But behind closed doors, the president was certain that war was inevitable. During a private two-hour meeting in the Oval Office on Jan. 31, 2003, he made clear to Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain that he was determined to invade Iraq without the second resolution, or even if international arms inspectors failed to find unconventional weapons, said a confidential memo about the meeting written by Mr. Blair's top foreign policy adviser and reviewed by The New York Times. |
Impeachment
or Nuclear War? |
Comment by Larry
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March 28, 2006
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In the following article Ralph Nader gives an excellent analysis of why the Bush-cons Administration should be impeached. I hope the Americans are able to do this- and that the U.S. will withdraw from Iraq - and that there will be no war with Iran. However the future could be very different.For some time the Bush-cons have been planning a war with Iran, perhaps nuclear. They're unlikely to stop now and admit failure in Iraq. That would be unacceptable, and in any case they don't appear to be any serious challengers. I think they will try to continue their horrendous dream of an American empire. As a trigger Bush desperately needs another 9/11 "Pearl Harbour" which he can blame on Iran, then use as a justification for attack. As 9 states have nuclear weapons and the IAEA reports Iran has none, even Bush might find it hard to justify an attack on Iran because it might get nuclear weapons some day. |
Impeachment
or Resignation: Pick Your Poison |
by Ralph Nader
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March 25, 2006
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Attention please, good people! Adjust your routines and come to the aid of your country, and your children with your thoughtful patriotism. Don't just hope for impeachment, demand the resignation now of the mad hatters in the White House--George W. Bush and Richard Cheney. |
Waging
A Long Peace |
by Elizabeth Spiro
Clark
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March 27, 2006
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Elizabeth Spiro Clark is a retired
Foreign Service officer who writes extensively on issues of global democratization. No one with a good fix on George W. Bush's geopolitics should have been surprised when the president said at his March 21 press conference that "future presidents and future governments of Iraq"would make the decision on when American forces would leave Iraq. In other words, U.S. forces will remain in Iraq at least as long as Bush is in office. Thus, the president made explicit what has so far been implicit. U.S. bases have been consolidated and "hardened." Despite Bush's past assurances, there will be no "give Iraq back to the Iraqis"or "declare victory and come home" policies. |
War Made Easy |
Comment by Larry
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March 23, 2006
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"War
Made Easy:How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us To Death"
is the title of a new book that shows how the 4th Estate has evolved
to become the major propagandist propelling Americans to war. The details
of Bush's many lies are thoroughly dissected. For information, go to:
www.WarMadeEasy.com |
Miller,
The Fourth Estate And The Warfare State |
by Norman Solomon
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October 17, 2005
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Norman Solomon is the author
of the new book War Made Easy: How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning
Us to Death. More than any other New York Times reporter, Judith Miller
took the lead with stories claiming that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. |
Deranged,
Disconnected, and Dangerous |
by Paul Craig Roberts
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March 21, 2006
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On March 17 William Rivers
Pitt wrote that Bush is "deranged, disconnected, and dangerous." In his March 20 Cleveland speech, Bush proved Pitt right. |
It's
Criminal |
by Scott Ritter
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March 20, 2006
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Impeachment
is the only recourse that can bring a halt to the madness in Iraq, and
the insanity being planned in Iran and elsewhere. |
Killing
the Truth |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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March 19, 2006
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Journalists are being killed
by US/UK forces for reporting the truth in Iraq about the massacre men,
women and children and that most of the so-called "sectarian killing" is really done by forces under the direction of the U.S. military.
The object is to foment a real civil war between Sunnis and Shiites. That would provide justification for the U.S. to stay in Iraq and support the "threatened democracy". It would weaken what the U.S. calls a government in Iraq and make it more dependant on keeping U.S. forces in Iraq. The U.S. has always intended to stay in Iraq and that is why they have build many permanent military bases there. |
Why
Journalists Are Being Murdered In Iraq |
March 16, 2006
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THE saying goes that the first
casualty of war is the truth. Included in this category in Iraq it seems
are the people who endeavour to tell the truth, the journalists.
To date, some 65 journalists have been killed in Iraq since the US/UK invasion in March 2003, according to the internationally respected Committee to Protect Journalists. Iraq, says the CPJ, has become the deadliest recent conflict for journalists to work in. |
Five
Clear Indicators That All Is Not Well In America |
March 19, 2006
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How Often Does A U.S. Supreme
Court Justice Warn Us That Our President Is A Dictator-In-The-Making,
And That Our One-Party Rulers Are Fascistically Threatening The Independence
Of The Judiciary?
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Top
Brass Refutes Rumsfeld |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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March 17, 2006
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This is a very important refutation
of Rumsfeld and other top Bush Administration conspirators, who are
trying to drum up public support for a U.S.-led war on Iran.
Part of that effort is blaming Iran for helping the Iraqi resistance against the U.S. Now the top American military official, General Peter Pace, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff has refuted that allegation. He said "he has no evidence that the Iranian government are sending military equipment or personnel into neighbouring Iraq". You cant get much better than that. |
Top
U.S. Military Official: No Evidence of Iran Involvement in Iraq |
by Bill Brubaker
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March 14, 2006
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Marine Corps Gen. Peter Pace,
chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff, said today he has no evidence
the Iranian government has been sending military equipment and personnel
into neighbouring Iraq. On Monday, President Bush suggested Iran was involved in making roadside bombs, known as improvised explosive devices, that are being used in Iraq. And Defence Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld last week accused Iran of sending members of its Revolutionary Guard to conduct operations in Iraq. Today, Pace, the top U.S. military official, was asked at a Pentagon news conference if he has proof that Iran's government is sponsoring these activities. "I do not, sir," Pace said. |
Bush
Iraq War Strategy |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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March 16, 2006
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That Bush has stepped up his
air raids in Iraq, doesn't care who he kills and maims and that Iraqis
testify that this increases the level of Iraqi hate and resistance indicates
Bush's real strategy.
Bush wants chaos and civil war in Iraq - as much as he can generate - before he attacks his next target which is Iran. The more violence and civil war in Iraq, and the weaker the new Iraqi government is, the more Americans can claim to be needed, must stay and "help build the new democracy" and build more permanent military bases. Also, more violence means easier pickings for those systematically stripping Iraq of its assets, and more ' evidence' that Iran can be blamed for the increasing resistance. The more war, the more Bush's cronies in the U.S. military/industrial complex prosper. |
U.S.
military airstrikes significantly increased in Iraq |
by Tom Lasseter
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March, 14, 2006
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American forces have dramatically increased airstrikes in Iraq during the past five months, a change of tactics that may foreshadow how the United States plans to battle a still-strong insurgency while reducing the number of U.S. ground troops serving here. |
U.S. Terrorism Breeds Civil
War |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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March
2, 2006
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Invading and waging illegal
and totally unjustified war on Iraq and lying about links with 9/11,
WMD and nuclear weapons that did not exist, the U.S. was desperate to
create excuses to stay in Iraq and no withdraw anytime soon.. It wants
to consolidate it's permanent bases there, and continue with plans to
launch war on Iran and dominate middle east oil. That's part of the
neocon Bush Administration plan. So fomenting a civil war in Iraq using
various CIA covert action techniques, and blaming others seems to be
designed to further US/UK objectives. This is revealed in the following
articles.
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Samarra
and the CIA-bred Death Squads in Iraq |
by Max Fuller
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February 27, 2006
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"Construction Minister Jassem Mohammed
Jaafar said, "Holes were dug into the mausoleums four main
pillars and packed with explosives. Then charges were connected together
and linked to another charge placed just under the dome. The wires were
then linked to a detonator which was triggered at a distance." |
9-11:
Can the Truth Set Us Free? |
by Mike Kress,
ICH
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February 25, 2006
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Ever since the attacks of September 11,
2001, there was enough evidence available for me to conclude that the
Bush administration knew we would be attacked with airplanes in some
way but they purposely did nothing to prevent the attacks in order to
justify their political goals. |
What more proof do you need????? |
Posted February 25,
2006
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Professor
Stephen Jones Blows 9/11 Roof Off in Utah |
by Philip Sherman
Gordon, mujca.com
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February 1, 2006
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On this very conservative campus (in the most conservative county in the most conservative state in the union), where community leaders pulled out all the stops in 2004 to prevent Michael Moore from speaking as part of his anti-Bush, pro-Kerry Slacker Uprising Tour, Dr. Steven Jones, this pious professor from the Mormon Church-owned Brigham Young University, calmly, gently, gave a simple physics lesson on the collapse of the World Trade Center buildings, the implications of which awed the audience with a sense of world-historical significance, and implied an indictment of the present administration so utterly devastating that it made Moores Fahrenheit 9/11 look like a Bush apologia. |
Scholars
Look for 9/11 Truth |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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February 25, 2006
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This is the best and most comprehensive
resource I have yet found on the 9/11 attack in 2001. From my own continuing
research I think the scholars are right: that the U.S. is in the hands
of a criminal conspiracy who are bent on global domination. It's such
and awful big pill to swallow, that many will reject this conclusion
as untenable, impossible and that those who think this way must be nuts.
I don't blame them for thinking this way. |
Winston
won't condemn Guantanamo Bay |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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February 24, 2006
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Guantanamo, with its illegal imprisonment
of innocent people, torture, forced feeding, shaming, lack of trials,
should be closed. For New Zealands own good, for Americans, and
for people everywhere who believe in freedom, democracy and human rights,
we should stand up to the Bush Administration, and officially protest
its criminal policies. |
Winston
won't condemn Guantanamo Bay |
from Frogblog
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February 24, 2006
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The issue of human rights abuses at Guantanamo
Bay is still very much a live one following the release of the UN Human
Rights Commission Report into the detention centre highlighting widespread
torture practices. Yesterday Keith asked Foreign Minister Winston Peters
during Question Time whether New Zealand would step up to the plate
and call for the closure of the detention centre following the release
of the report. |
Another
9/11 to Start War With Iran? |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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February 22, 2006
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I have often warned about the possible
Bush Administration use of a fake attack on the U.S. to justify an attack
on Iran - as the 9/1l attack in 2001 , was used to justify the Iraq
war. But Iraq had no links to al-Qaeda, nothing to do with terrorism,
the 9/11 attack, or bin-Laden and had no weapons of mass destruction,
and no nuclear weapons program. However the very erroneous and false
justifications for the Iraq war were exposed repeatedly but not by the
mass media. Bush did not end the falsely justified war. The U.S. is
continuing the war by increasing by 5 times, the air attacks on selected
Iraq targets. The liars are winning. |
Deep
Background |
by Philip Giraldi
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August 1, 2005
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In Washington it is hardly a secret
that the same people in and around the administration who brought you
Iraq are preparing to do the same for Iran. |
Permanent
Bases Point Toward Permanent War: |
by Evan Augustine
Peterson III, J.D.
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February 16, 2006
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Is
the Neocon Nightmare Winding Down, or Just Getting Started? "To initiate a war of aggression is, therefore, not only an international crime; it is the supreme international crime, differing from other war crimes only in that it contains within itself the accumulated evil of the whole." - Judgment of the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg, relating to "Count Two, the Crime of Aggression," as brought against Herman Goering, Joachim von Ribbentrop, and 14 other defendants. |
Following
Orders Is No Excuse |
by Paul Craig
Roberts
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February 7, 2006
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"A
hoax on the American people, the international community, and the United
Nations Security Council." That is how Secretary of State General Colin Powells February 2003 Iraq WMD speech to the UN was described last Friday (Feb. 3) on PBS by one who ought to know, Col. Lawrence Wilkerson, chief of staff to Secretary Powell. In a February 2005 interview with Barbara Walters on ABC News "20/20" program, Powell himself declared his UN Iraq speech to be a blot on his reputation. |
Oil,
Simply Oil |
by Manuel
Valenzuela
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January 26, 2006
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Iraq's Killing Fields are as real as the sun, as dangerous as a nuclear weapon, as devastating as any plague. The devastation taking place inside it is anathema to humanity, a war crime and crime against humanity, a malfeasant manifestation by Machiavellian miscreants. If the world entire were made aware of its seriousness, of its criminality and of the callousness of American leaders the backlash would be a giant tsunami of anger. |
Why,
Where and When Will Bush Use Nuclear Weapons? |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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January 24, 2006
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These concerned people should
not be be easily dismissed using the usual escape mechanisms we tend to
use for unpleasant or unthinkable subjects and problems. On reflection most people would agree, that this is the greatest problem of all time - that any nuclear weapon state can directly, indirectly or inadvertently, initiate a nuclear holocaust and destroy humanity and our world forever. |
Millions
Believe Bush Knew 9/11 Would Happen |
Comment
by Larry
Ross
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January 24, 2006
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Who would dare think, much
less say, that their President had arranged a terrorist event that would
kill Americans, so that he could get their support to take their money
and civil liberties away, and wage another illegal war based on more lies
against those he claimed perpetrated the event.? Very few Americans would
oppose Bush if there is another 9/11 or worse. If this happens, any dissent or impeachment action is likely to be suppressed. It will be too late for those who could have acted to help prevent it. |
International
Terrorism Does Not Exist |
by General Leonid
Ivashov
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January 22, 2006
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Leonid Ivashov, Chief of Staff of the Russian armed forces when the September 11, 2001, attacks took place, now explains that international terrorism does not exist and that the September 11 attacks were the result of a set-up. What we are seeing is a manipulation by the big powers; this terrorism would not exist without them. He affirms that, instead of faking a "world war on terror", the best way to reduce that kind of attacks is through respect for international law and peaceful cooperation among countries and their citizens. |
AL GORE ON FIRE - US
Constitution in Grave Danger |
By Albert Gore Jr.
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January 16, 2006
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The following is the transcript
as prepared for delivery. Congressman Barr and I have disagreed many times over the years, but we have joined together today with thousands of our fellow citizens - Democrats and Republicans alike - to express our shared concern that America's Constitution is in grave danger. See also: In Martin Luther King Day address, Gore compares wiretapping of Americans to surveillance of King and GORE SLAMS WIRETAPS: A PRESIDENT WHO BREAKS THE LAW IS A THREAT TO THE VERY STRUCTURE OF OUR GOVERNMENT |
Chomsky says "..the
problems are so serious and overwhelming" |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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January 15, 2006
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Chomsky, 40 years a U.S. political
activist, was asked in the following interview: "What would you have
done differently?" He answered: "I would have done more. Because the problems are so serious and overwhelming that it's disgraceful not to do more about it" Chomsky then outlines some of the problems that should concern everyone. |
Chomsky:
'There Is No War On Terror' |
by Geov Parrish,
AlterNet
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January 14, 2006
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For over 40 years, MIT professor
Noam Chomsky has been one of the world's leading intellectual critics
of U.S. foreign policy. Today, with America's latest imperial adventure
in trouble both politically and militarily, Chomsky -- who turned 77 last
month -- vows not to slow down "as long as I'm ambulatory." I spoke with him by phone, on Dec. 9 and again on Dec. 20, from his office
in Cambridge. Geov Parrish: Is George Bush in political trouble? And if so, why? Noam Chomsky: George Bush would be in severe political trouble if there were an opposition political party in the country. |
Iraq
War - Ruinously Expensive |
Comment
by Larry
Ross
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January 10, 2006
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This article shows how Bush's Iraq war
is ruinously expensive and very costly for individual taxpayers. Bush's planned Iran war is apt to be much larger. It could be even more costly than the Iraq war and bankrupt the U.S. until Bush's aggression trigger's a nuclear holocaust. |
Cost
of Iraq war could top $2 trillion |
by Jason Szep
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January 10, 2006
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BOSTON: The cost of the Iraq war could
top $US trillion ($NZ2.91 trillion), far above the White House's pre-war
projections, when long-term costs such as lifetime health care for thousands
of wounded US soldiers are included, a study said today. |
Are
We Living In a Giant Conspiracy? |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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January 8, 2006
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A Bush and Blair both point
to the terrorist 9/11 and London bombings attacks as their excuse to make
war on whoever they accuse of committing or sponsoring terrorist acts
against them, or who they claim might make nuclear weapons and attack
them in the future. As we have seen with the Iraq war, there was no terrorists
involved. Bush and Blair do not require proofs. They define who and what
is the real threat. The media then endlessly repeat and establish this
new reality for the people to believe. However, even if the terrorist attacks actually happened the way Bush and Blair claim, it does not then give them the excuse to wage a phoney war on Iraq based on lies. But what if this excuse - the terrorist attacks - are themselves phoney as the evidence below suggests? |
London
Bombing - Strange Coincidences Suggest Cover-up |
by Fred Burks
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July 13, 2005
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Many strange facts from highly credible sources are coming in regarding the recent London bombings. The most astonishing is the following conversation which took place the afternoon of the London bombing on BBC radio. The BBC host interviewed Peter Power, Managing Director of Visor Consultants, which bills itself as a 'crisis management' advice company. Peter Power was a former Scotland Yard official. |
Emerging Fascism in 'Coalition
of the Willing' |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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January 6, 2006
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One of Pilger's best - crammed
with useful facts and insights. Fascism is growing world-wide, in both
existing dictatorial countries and in coalition-of-the-willing countries. If Bush fails to make his 1984 society out of U.S. democracy, a lot of the credit should go to John Pilger for his tireless efforts to educate people about the growing dangers of the Bush/Neocon regime. |
by
John
Pilger
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January 5, 2006
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On Christmas Eve, I dropped in on Brian Haw, whose hunched, pacing figure was just visible through the freezing fog. For four and a half years, Brian has camped in Parliament Square with a graphic display of photographs that show the terror and suffering imposed on Iraqi children by British policies. The effectiveness of his action was demonstrated last April when the Blair government banned any expression of opposition within a kilometre of Parliament. The High Court subsequently ruled that, because his presence preceded the ban, Brian was an exception. |
Leading
US Thinker says Bush Administration is: |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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January 6, 2006
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"the
most dangerous administration in American history" Noam Chomsky claims "There are two major threats that face the world, threats of the destruction of the species and they're not a joke. One of them is nuclear war, and the other is environmental catastrophe, and they (the Bushites)are driving toward destruction in both domains." "The most dangerous Administration in American history" have harnessed the most massive engine of destruction in history and they are "driving toward destruction" as Chomsky said. I agree with him as shown in my writngs. |
The
Last Word : Noam Chomsky
: A
Tale of Two Quagmires |
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January 3, 2006
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...Where do you put George
W. Bush in the pantheon of American presidents? He's more or less a symbol, but I think the people around him are the most dangerous administration in American history. I think they're driving the world to destruction. There are two major threats that face the world, threats of the destruction of the species, and they're not a joke. One of them is nuclear war, and the other is environmental catastrophe, and they are driving toward destruction in both domains. They're compelling competitors to escalate their own offensive military capacityRussia, China, now Iran. That means putting their offensive nuclear missiles on hair-trigger alert. |
Bush
War Machine Becomes More Vicious |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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January 6, 2006
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... Any baby, child, man or
woman killed or maimed by Bush Administration mass bombings is automatically
called a "terrorist". In spite of the poor, overstretched state of the US military in Iraq, Bushites are actively planning a war on Iran. Iran is much bigger and better prepared than Iraq. As stated in other articles, if the US experiences significant resistance, they are likely to use nuclear weapons. |
The
New Iraq War Strategy: More Bombings,
More
Civilian Deaths, |
January 3, 2006
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Less
Likelihood of Success ...The first of these key themes is the one that was most prominently commented upon. Hersh broke the story which is now all over the mainstream press that the U.S. is going to try a new military strategy in Iraq: more intensive air power and less intensive foot patrols. This will involve fewer U.S. offensive operations (like those in western Anbar that involved evacuating whole cities), increased use of Iraqi armed forces in high-resistance areas, and a massive increase in the use of aerial attacks. In the short time since Hersh wrote the article, this new policy has been aggressively enacted. |
Cindy Condemns Bush Wars
and Crimes |
Comment
by Larry
Ross
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January 06, 2006
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Cindy Sheehan is one of the
great ladies and leaders of the American Peace movement. Her soldier
son was killed in Iraq and this motivated her to research the war and
then become a peace campaigner exposing Bush's lies and war crimes. |
Friends
Don't Let Friends Commit War Crimes |
by Cindy Sheehan
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January 02, 2006
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"You're like an ambassador
for peace," a Spanish journalist told me as we finished one of the
dozens of interviews I gave in Europe. I did this interview right before
I went to meet with the Spanish Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs. In reality, I did feel like an ambassador for peace as I traveled around Europe for 16 days in December. The Mayor of London held a reception in honor of our peace efforts at the new and very modern City Hall, near the impressive and intimidating Tower Bridge and the Tower of London. Mayor Ken Livingstone has always been an outspoken critic of the Iraq war and the war crimes of Tweedledum and Tweedledee ... Bush and Blair ... the corrupt, yet sadly comical, mis-leaders of two of the most powerful countries on the planet. I believe Bush and Blair are too far gone for redemption. They both need to be removed from their power and tried for their war crimes and betrayals. Until they are removed, the murder and the mayhem will continue. |
CIA Falsification of Intelligence |
Comment
by Larry
Ross
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January 04, 2006
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James Risen's book shows that
In 2002 the CIA had testimony from many Iraq sources that Iraq's WMD
or nuclear programme had been dead for 10 years. |
New
Book Reveals Secret War Operations |
from
Associated Press
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January 03, 2006
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A new book on the government's secret anti-terrorism operations describes how the CIA recruited an Iraqi-American anesthesiologist in 2002 to obtain information from her brother, who was a figure in Saddam Hussein's nuclear program. |
Bush's
Spy-Based Empire Expands |
Comment by Larry
Ross
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January 2, 2006
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... From past experience I believe anyone
who expresses a view against the US role in the Iraq war, or expresses
questions or doubts about the official story of the 9/11 attack could
be spied on. Remember Bush warned: "You are with us, or with the
terrorists". I also expect that includes spying on non-US people
living in other countries, who express similar views. |
U.S.
Spies Said to Share Eavesdropping Data |
from the Washington
Post in the Christchurch Press
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January 2, 2006
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...Information
from intercepts - which typically includes records of telephone or e-mail
communications - would be made available by request to agencies "that
are allowed to have it, including the FBI, DIA, CIA and Department of
Homeland Security," one former official was quoted as saying. ... |
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