WTF. What act of terrorism has North Korea sponsored lately or ever? Are we talking about the weird assassination of Kim Jong-Un's debauched rival heir? That was a hit, not an indiscriminate act, even as our propagandists now pretend to feel North Korea's cross hairs. It was not even peanuts compared to capitalist corporate malfeasance and western state sponsored shock doctrine. If "State Sponsor of Terrorism" designation is an appellation controlée sort of prerogative, like Public Enemy Number One, it's probably time to democratically crowd source a citizen's intervention. Designate the US a state sponsor of terrorism. Bring on all the sanctions, terms of probation, and ankle monitoring devices required by law. Disarm our terrorist mercenaries and advisors. Throw them in Guantanamo and render them to the interrogation centers of the other rogue regimes who aid and abet state terrorism. Freeze our and their assets and check Priceline for last minute bookings at the Hague.
Tag: State Terrorism
Obama drops Cuba from terrorism list, but should Cuba, or anyone, drop the US from their watch list?
Who is the most prolific supporter of terrorism? Even if you exclude state terrorism, economic terrorism, war, or proxy war, the US and its corporate partners are the undisputed heavyweights of sponsoring covert, behind the scenes, terrorist acts. A special ops veteran once told me that his standard issue combat rifle was the Kalashnikov.
Fred Hampton, 1970 Kent State victims weren’t murdered, they were murdered by the state
SO the tail-wagging-dog Twitterverse is aflame with indignation about an Urban Outfitters vintage Kent State University sweatshirt because its stains recall the 1970 bloody attack on antiwar protestors by the Ohio National Guard. As usual, objections of bad taste hinge on the notion that unofficial recollection of the tragedy is disrespectful to the memory of the victims and their families, overlooking that it was official speech stricture that caused the student deaths. How convenient for the state to embrace national tragedies to obscure its murderous role. The memorializing of state murders habitually sheds their context. The term "execution" used to distinguish murders committed by the state, now it encompasses the brutality of point-blank murder, perhaps once a monopoly of the state. Now recalling the "murder" of Fred Hampton for example, and not his execution at the hands of Chicago policemen, truncates accrediting his assassins, as if Hampton was killed by the brutality of his times or the confused racism of law enforcement back then, and not the state. The four students murdered at Kent State were murdered BY THE STATE, by in fact, KENT STATE. Instead of condemning Urban Outfitter's awkward sweatshirt as obscene, KSU could acknowledge the blood on their logo is INDELIBLE.
US Global War Of Terror destabilization operation opens the ball in Venezuela
To "open the ball" is a dance expression the US cavalry borrowed to describe the initiation of a military engagement. Against Native American prey this usually meant to wake the village by firing into the teepees. The US has long been covertly trying to destabilize Venezuela, but recent developments indicate they're escalating "opposition protests" to Syrian proportions. Tunisia and Egypt may have been more spontaneous than the US-coordinated "Color Revolutions" along the former Soviet Bloc and in Iran, but the rollout of Arab Spring into Libya and Syra was entirely US-EU covert ops. With renewed "populist" uprisings cementing the encirclement of Russia, the US has detonated unrest in South America, determined to push the Venezuelan government to extremes. Next the UN will decide someone has exceded the bounds of human rights violations, ignoring of course the real Goliaths of that game.
“Turn off your cellphone” or police will light you up like the next Chris Dorner
STREAMING OF CONSCIOUSNESS ON BOSTON MARATHON BOMBING DENOUEMENT: DID YOU KNOW that law enforcement can tell you "If you want to live, turn off your cell phone."? That was shouted to an AP reporter tonight in Watertown, just before he heard officers shout "Fire in the hole" as they encircled a suspect. So they're chasing a marathon attendee whose face matches the surveillance video, who they can refer to as a suspect with impunity if he's dead so they're about to Dorner his ass (Remember Chris Dorner? Remember Waco? The gov-lit inferno, not the gov-neglected "Waco" redux.) to beyond facial recognition. Boston Marathon Bombing solved. Do cellphone beacons mess with police pyrotechnics like we pretend they do aviation electronics? Or was the officer concerned the reporter might be tweeting, enabling a suspect to triangulate his encirclement on Twitter? I bet the officer just wanted to shoot the reporter if he didn't jump on command. We know police have the authority to tell television reporters to turn their cameras away lest they jeopardize a SWAT stakeout. Apparently cameras also endanger oil spill cleanups. Are media reporters complicit or simply that stupid? A recent consensus of journalists asserted to me "they're stupid" but that's probably a cop-out, odd expression that, to protect media assets who are as enslaved by the system as police officers or oil workers. Who knows what's going on in Boston, er, Watertown. Major sports teams are attributed to greater metropolitan areas. Crimes are branded to satellite communities like Watertown, Mayflower, Aurora, Littleton, aka Boston, Little Rock, Denver, Denver. The point of a press pass is that your objective is supposed to be respected by the authorities. In a police state it means they can treat you like an embedded bitch. Update: "First suspect" reported to be in custody was captured, released, and also killed. A police briefing just clarified all three congruent incongruities. Police scanner suggests the captured suspect detonated himself in custody. Twitter beat television media by an hour in relaying the development that the first suspect was killed. Update 2: Hospital which admitted suspect won't reveal his identity, or extent of his injuries, or his age. They were embarrassed sufficiently to admit they could confirm his gender. Most interesting, the doctor who addressed the press would not say if he worked on the suspect, but described how he had witnessed the gun fight from his home, then dressed and reported to the emergency room before the suspect was transported there. Hmm. Now they're evacuating blocks of Watertown, so it's going to be a MOVE climax. Follow police instructions yes, but call them on bullshit. So far the entire narrative has come from authorities, including the inconsistencies which go unchallenged.
Dear drone-people, stop killing us
The lynching of Preston John Porter Jr. by a mob from Limon and Colo. Springs
A propos of, let's say, LYNCHING. Colorado state history records 175+ lynchings, of mostly cattle rustlers and horse thieves. Boosters laud our state's few (5) racially-motivated lynchings, but in relation to Colorado's small portion of African- Americans, the incident rate is not insignificant. What's more, Colorado can tie any state for the worst race lynching ever, when in 1900, along the railroad tracks near Lake Station, black 16-year-old, 130 lb. Preston Porter Jr, innocent and probably mentally feeble, was burned at the stake by a cheering mob numbering over 300. Lynching describes the physical act of hanging, stringing someone up without inexpedient formalities. In principal lynching means a death sentence without recourse to due justice. And of course, in practice the summary execution is often motivated by racial prejudice. I explain the obvious because today no one appears to acknowledge that US drones over Pakistan, Yemen, et al, are terminating lives based on mere suspicions of being enemies of the state, these are darker skinned lives, with the full enthusiasm of the American TV mob. Out West, lynchings were rough justice. Everywhere else they were and are hate crimes. Colorado sidesteps having to include the killing of Native Americans as lynchings because those were massacres. One western memoir recounts that "lynch law" was as necessary to keeping peace in the Wild West as were Indian Massacres and shooting wolves. Preston Porter was a young railroad worker accused of the rape and murder of 12-year-old Louise Frost. After having accused another African-American, three "Mexicans" and a Native American, enraged parties in Limon and Denver settled on Porter. After a week of interrogation, enhanced by trying hypnosis and reading his palm, they coerced a confession. Next they let the victim's father decide the manner of death. "Burnt at the stake" was his choice. The mob marched poor Preston to the site of the crime, near what was then Lake Station, and they used a rail for the stake. Preston had no coat but was made to wait for hours in the cold because crowds were delayed getting to the affair by rail from Colorado Springs. The etching below is reprinted from the Denver Times newspaper article of November 17, 1900. It portrays Porter crying out for the Lord to forgive his tormentors. Don't think the reporter reflected Porter's act with sympathy. He wrote: "The great crowd shook with pure enjoyment of the situation." Here's what happened next, as reported by the New York Times: For an instant the body stood erect, the arms were raised in supplication while burning pieces of clothing dropped from them. The body then fell away from the fire, the head lower than the feet still fastened to the rail. This was not expected, and for a few minutes those stolid men were disconcerted; they feared that the only remaining chain would give way. If this had occurred the partly burned human being would have dashed among them in his blazing garments. And not many would have cared to capture him again. But the chain held
State Terrorism raises the terror stakes
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev pledged this response to the Moscow subway blombings: "The measures to fight terrorism should be expanded, they should be more effective, more harsh, more cruel, if you please." Conceding, I believe, that in challenging state repression, it is the insurgent-variety terrorist who defines appropriate and just. What Russian law enforcement measures hadn't proven sufficient against the Chechen rebels and their present leader Dokku Umarov? Quoth Medvedev: "We have torn off the heads of the most odious bandits, but clearly this was not enough."
But here in this graveyard, it’s still no man’s land…
The countless white crosses in mute witness stand To man's blind indiff'rence to his fellow man And to a whole generation That were butchered, and Damned. Sacrifice is something that makes holy. Not "something that makes dead". The last surviving Canadian veteran of World War One died last night. He was 15 when he enlisted, and when the Canuckistan Army found out they didn't send him into the meat grinder. That's good. There were millions of others not so lucky, many of them recruited using false ID and the Armies "unofficially" consented. Wink wink nudge nudge know what I mean, Ay? Make a (dead) man out of the lad. Then the segue into the REAL meat of the story, the "shared sacrifice" of Canucks and Yanks to "make a better (Superior Culture) world for the Afghans" Lyin' sacks of shit, those propagandists. Building a nation wasn't the goal and they know it. Making revenge against a Boogie-Man phantom who might not be alive even. A Goldberg for our Big Brother to stand nobly against. Give us your freedoms and your servitude and your service or Le Tonton Osama will get you and blow up your buildings. So they "baptize" sanctify this "sacrifice" that is really just another murder in the ongoing Mass Murder Spree by the Modern Great Powers, by equating a Canadian Soldier getting blown away by an IED in Afghanistan with the Millions who were caused to die in most unpleasant ways in "The Great War". In America, where the Bigger is Always Better advertizing has smitten our land with its vile plague for a century now, "That's Great!" has come to mean "Very Good" instead of "Very Large". While the Recruiters, here, in Britain, Canada, France, Germany, ... they use the senseless slaughter of the "Great War", a war which resolved absolutely NOTHING, besides getting rid of the Tsar, big deal, one ROYAL pain in the ass out of many... A war which nobody won. And we're quite obviously still fighting... to justify throwing people at each other to smite each other with the sword, that they might die... The only beneficiaries of it are the Profiteers, as usual. Not the Afghan people, not the Canadian people, not the American people.. But we're told, again, that this is a "Noble Sacrifice". Screw that. Throw the Vanderbilts and the Bushes, the Rockefellers, the Filthy rich bastards, into a stadium, fill it with knee deep mud, and take their money, throw it into the mud, all the Krupp heirs and heiresses, the Scions of the Royal Houses, throw in some truly barbaric weapons, and have them kill Each Other for their foul bloodstained gold. Lock all the doors and build a steel and concrete wall around it so nobody has to see them doing it to Each Other for a pleasant change. Then never let the survivors out. Force them to eat their gold. See how long they last. That's a fantasy though. So is the fantasy they sell to us at the cost of our blood. The fantasy that it's
Dubai IDs al-Mabhouh death squad
STATE TERROR INC- If suddenly you recognize these faces among random people loitering about you, you're next, and maybe too late. (As usual Western media outlets are leaving the agents' AKAs unnamed, but they are: top: Evan Dennings, Gail Folliard, James Clarke, Jonathan Graham; middle: Michael Bodenheimer, Paul Keeley, Michael Barney; bottom: Peter Elvinger, Kevin Daveron, Melvyn Mildiner, Stephen Hodes) After reviewing hotel and airport surveillance records, authorities in Dubai today identified the 11-person death squad which assassinated Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Mabhouh on January 20. The team converged on the UAE carrying European passports, 6 British, 3 Irish, 1 French and 1 German, and departed within hours of the hit. Their purported identities have been released to the respective intelligence agencies, awaiting corroboration about their common employer. Although a detailed account was given about the footage which documented the stakeout and ultimate murder, Lt. Gen. Dahi Khalfan Tamim did not reveal which team member wore the hotel staff disguise and which four ambushed Mabhouh in his room and strangled him. Peter Elvinger was the apparent mastermind behind the plot. UPDATE: Melvyn Adam Mildiner has been reached at his home in Israel, claims birthday is off by a couple days. INTERPOL has received warrants for the following persons: Name: Evan Dennings Nationality: Ireland ?Date of birth: 01/01/1975 ? Passport Number: 882598 Name: Gail Folliard Nationality: Ireland ? Date of birth: 16/04/1976 ? Passport Number: 800650447 Name: James Leonard Clarke Nationality: United Kingdom ?Date of birth: 23/09/1962 ? Passport Number: 94427697 Name: Jonathan Louis Graham Nationality: United Kingdom ?Date of birth: 22/09/1978 ? Passport Number: 301436788 Name: Michael Bodenheimer Nationality: Germany ? Date of birth: 15/07/1967 ?Passport Number: 74812 Name: Paul John Keeley Nationality: United Kingdom ? Date of birth: 10/05/1967 ? Passport Number: 302466586 Name: Michael Lawrence Barney Nationality: United Kingdom ? Date of birth: 13/06/1955 ? Passport Number: 94599539 Name: Peter Elvinger Nationality: France ? Date of birth: 10/10/1960 ? Passport Number: 462481 Name: Kevin Daveron Nationality: Ireland ?Date of birth: 02/02/1972 ? Passport Number: 980975 Name: Melvyn Adam Mildiner Nationality: United Kingdom ? Date of birth: 01/04/1978 ?Passport Number: 94014145 Name: Stephen Daniel Hodes Nationality: United Kingdom ? Date of birth: 24/04/1972 ? Passport Number: 303758042
Land mines, IEDs & children as soldiers
OOOH... Just by a Bizarre co-inky-dink, Helmand province is the one closest to Iran. Not ONE major city in the whole place. Not a Rich Area. The Army also put out a report of a U.S. soldier being killed by an Improvised Explosive Device. His job? MURDERING PEOPLE WITH EXPLOSIVE DEVICES. He was a mortar gunner. The IED that killed him was more than likely made from either an American or Soviet Mortar. The unexploded ordnance is a high-value salvage item. It also kills farmers in their fields, especially the kids because they don't know better, yet. There's also the mines set by the Soviets and even some ancient hardware set by the British available. Also which target KIDS more than anybody else. The land mines that the U.S. refuses to sign on to a comprehensive and enforceable Ban thereof. Because killing KIDS is less expensive. The U.S., under the direction of Reagan, Bush the Elder and Bush the Incredibly Obtuse, also kept refusing to ratify in Security council, actually using their Arbitrary Veto Power to keep it from being ratified, not only the Land Mines treaty but also the ban on Child Soldiers. One of the U.S. ambassadors to the U.N., Shirley "Curly Shirley" Temple Black, former Child Star, explained that having a ban on Children as soldiers would mean the Army wouldn't be able to recruit in High Schools (They've also been putting their recruiters on Middle School and Elementary School campus, and at every Child oriented public event that catches their nasty attention) that JROTC, Young Marines, and even Scouting would be banned because, in the words of the Former Child Star, they're Paramilitary Groups. All this "one-off" TARGETING of American kids is just a sick reflection of the targeting of children in Afghanistan, Iraq, and now, if the War Pigs have their way, Iran. Sure, they'll get some grown ups too, and some of them will be armed. Armed with weapons provided by United States weapons corporations, who are by another Bizarre Co-inky-dink the major beneficiaries of the Generosity of the Pentagoons. Don't make me break out the pictures of kids with their legs arms and faces blown off by American firepower.
The “difference” between an IED and a land-mine
Is the difference between a Militia Group (like those commanded by Washington) and the VietMinh or the Taliban "Insurgents" A matter of Semantic Perspective that's vital to propagandists, espicially if the Propagandists don't have anything better. It's the so-called "difference" between "conqueror" and "liberator" , USAF Bomber v Suicide Bomber Decapitation with a sword and decapitation with a .50 caliber round fired frim a Vulcan electric motorized Gatling gun. Waterboarding as War Crime when practiced by the Imperial Japanese Army and waterboarding as "enhanced interrogation" when done by the Imperial American USMC, CIA and DHS. Tianmen Square and the Boston "massacre" or the Honduran "counterinsurgency". The Anschluss and "Regime Change". Genocide against European minority groups and Genocide against American Indians. The list goes on, but the main difference is that Land Mines are forbidden for deployment and the Terrorist States who deployed them mandated to clean them out, destroy them and compensate the Mostly Civilian Child victims of their monstrous use (or their families). In a treaty that the former ChickenHawk President refused to sign on the ridiculous notion that it violated U.S. Sovereignty.... even though the United States doesn't actually deploy land mines or, (as in the case of the terroristic bombing and mining of The DR VietNam, which one of the Major Party presidential candidates from the last election was doing when he was captured) on territory that's recognized as United States Territory. Other than in the Insane Delusional definitions of the U.S. "nationalists" like Bush and his demented disciples. (Special "shout out" to our Homeboys Bob Newman, Dobson and Haggard on that) There are two major parties in our Corporate Dictatorship, one votes as a bloc, no exceptions, and anybody who breaks ranks is called a traitor and shown the door. The "Other Party" currently in the majority in the House, Senate and Executive branch has enough Right Wing extremists, only the Republican Press calls them "moderate democrats" to sway any ratification of the treaty to either vote it down, or have it watered down to a Null Argument, or worse, charge the Children of Afghanistan and VietNam with crimes for destroying United States Government Property by exploding "our" Land Mines. I bet Dobson and Haggard and "Gunny" Bob would love that option. They probably have pictures of little kids with various parts blown off that they use for Porn. "Gunny" Bob is allegedly a Vet, I don't know if he has a collection of human hands harvested from the kids he killed during his "service" but he strikes me as That Type. Yeah, that's confrontational. So is calling the Quakers "Terrorists" because they dared to ask His Royal Lowness to stop lying, and published detailed lists of "Gunny" Bobs lies. A paid Right Wing Propagandist like him would appreciate the "Difference" between a Land Mine and an IED.
Money laundering record set in fine art
Curiously, you and I can't transfer $250.-- without the requisite agencies being notified, but an oligarch can spend $104.3 Million on Alberto Giacometti's Walking Man I and maintain anonymity. (For an iconic sculpture of a figure divested of possessions.) We can't take shampoo into the airport, but foreign intelligence operatives can cross borders and assassinate it-doesn't-matter-who without leaving a trace. Exactly whom is INTERPOL tracking or not tracking? For us there's a no-fly list. For the 007s and 000,000,007s there's a can-fly-with-impunity first class lounge.
US govt spreads terror to Yemen
Hundreds of thousands of new refugees and yet another country, Yemen, is now being destabilized by the US's relentless drive to control the Middle East's oil resources. Yemen is not oil rich but sits in a strategic locale between Iran and Saudi Arabia, and Iran and the Horn of Africa (Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya). That makes it a key battle zone (like Lebanon and Syria to the West) in US efforts to destabilize and topple the current Iranian government in order to replace it with a servile puppet regime under US government control. If you hear anything about this new outbreak of fighting, it will be described by the corporate media as being nothing but a battle between Yemen government forces allied with US ally, Saudi Arabia, and Northern Shia Houtha rebels allied with Iran. No hint beyond that of this civil war being part of anything much larger in size. No hint of US government involvement in the hostilities. Hiding in the shadows though, is the US government and their traditional European allies, Britain, Germany, France, Italy, and so on. This is just one more front line in their neo-imperial expansionism, and thus Yemen joins Pakistan joins Lebanon joins Gaza. The direct casualties of these imperialist wars by the US government and the Pentagon can be seen in this film, and make up, as usual, many very innocent civilians, including many small children. Barack Obama doesn't care though. These children victims of US government war making live far away and are quite defenseless. Out of sight out of mind to the Big Shots in D.C. See Yemenis flee to Saudi border - a film from Al Jazeera for a snapshot picture of the new conflict.
Charges dropped against Phillip Garrido, Obama wants to look forward not back
The latest of Phillip Garrido's sex crimes occured in 1991, too far in the past to interest President Obama. Rehashing the injustices of 1990-91 would mean looking into American war crimes of the First Gulf War. To Obama's reconciliatory way of thinking, this would open a can of worms which could only lead to redressing subsequent US bombings of civilians, including actions by the recently deposed administration, and now the ongoing state terror against a growing variety of Muslim populations.
India terror suspect arrested then shot
A photographer in Manipur, India documented the arrest of terror suspect Chongkham Sanjit on July 23, and wound up witness to an execution. The pics are SFW: the death squad ducked their victim into the adjacent pharmacy. A red circle indicates the arrestee, the arrow in the photo below shows which way he is led to be killed. Note the soldiers already blocking off the killing spot. The trigger man waits at far right in camouflage cap. Sanjit is following cooperatively. An officer pulls out his handgun. Arrestee is suddenly pushed into vacated shop. Sanjit's body is dragged from the shop. Displayed in military pickup truck, beside body of Rabina Devi, victim of the minutes earlier police crossfire. Official story: Sanjit wounded four and killed bystander while resisting arrest.
Problem solving by U.S. assassination
Word is out, confirming Seymore Hersh's alarming report of last year, about the Cheney/Bush special forces tasked with assassinating terrorism suspects. Where others do it, such paramilitary raids are called "death squads." While their existence is being admitted, Congress is upset they weren't told sooner about the extra-judicial homicide plans. But didn't President Bush put us all on notice in his 2006 State of the Union Address? What did you think he was snickering about when he said: "All told, more than 3,000 suspected terrorists have been arrested in many countries. And many others have met a different fate. Let's put it this way: They are no longer a problem to the United States and our friends and allies." George Bush received an ovation from both sides of the aisle with that punch line. From the same politicians who are insisting they didn't know the US was killing whoever they couldn't imprison. The same Democrats and Republicans who are eager to report that the nefarious Bushco devices --being pinned on Dick Cheney-- thankfully never went operational. And we don't have secret prisons. And we don't torture. President Obama is closing Guantanamo Prison. As soon as we figure out where to incarcerate its every last detainee.
Sean Hannity & the Global War OF Terror
The quicker we get Sean Hannity waterboarded the better. But we can hope for better than merely shutting him up about whether or not waterboarding is torture. Let's figure out WHAT we can waterboard him for! Is there a secret we want to extract from Sean Hannity? Or is there just something he's done for which America could feel comfort in exacting redress? Wouldn't that be the real point of torture? And actually, not to draw Hannity's blood, but to extrude the shit from his colleagues looking on, who might fancy themselves next, O'Reilly, Limbaugh, et al. I understand Hannity already has a volunteer to administer the procedure, what we really need is the person to direct it. To issue the thumbs up or thumbs down, irrationally, to heighten the torment. Hannity has volunteered to subject himself to what he considers no more than fraternity hazing. Olberman has offered $1,000 for ever second Hannity lasts. Which I predict will be calculated in fragments of the first second. A subject of waterboarding can hold his breath, but the torturers will start the clock by forcefully expelling that reserve. Waterboarding begins when the victim gasps for air, and inhales water instead. The media debate around waterboarding asks two questions. Is waterboarding torture? And does torture work? Both questions are flawed. The first is simply an insult, the second is misdirected. Perhaps the average American is disconnect enough from reality to question whether the unimaginable can be. If you've never stepped into the sea, you can speculate that water is not really wet. Fast-food eating television viewers can wonder, does the stove burn? Does torture work? Of course it does. To wonder if torture is an effective method of interrogation is to get the question entirely wrong. In one debate about the efficacy of torture, the FBI claims the with one terror suspect they were making gains with psychological methods until the CIA seized custody in order to give the waterboard a try. Apparently with no success, after which the FBI had another promising run interrupted by another CIA inter-department rendition. Sound like the ol' good agency, bad agency interrogation ploy to you? Ignored in the torture efficacy assessment is the absence of a control sample. Did the subject have anything to reveal? How unfair to judge an interrogator if his subject doen't have a secret to crack. And even that misses the point. What is the purpose of torture? Is it to extract information, such as learning of ticking time-bombs to save innocent lives, or is it about preemptive subjugation of people? To torture someone is to terrorize them with their own helplessness under the thumb of brutal inhumanity. Torture is directed less against the terrorized subject themselves, than the public looking on. Torture is terror. It get the predicate reversed in the phrase "Global War On Terror." Terror is the subject not the object; actually the objective. It's the Global War OF Terror. In our GWOT, torture is an important weapon in the US arsonal, and of course it
Oh, that bad view from the Yad Vashem ‘museum’!
Yad Vashem is a Jewish State 'Holocaust Museum' with a bad view. It is a site set to 'remember' the slaughter of Jews in WW2 but it also sits with an actual physical view out over the local area where JEWISH Zionist TERRORISTS slaughtered their Arab Palestinian neighbors in the 1948 massacre at Deir Yassin .....Shhhh.... don't mention it, please. Yad Vashem fires employee who compared Holocaust to Nakba It seems that some Jews are considered more politically correct than others under the Jewish State 'philosophy'? This Jewish employee just couldn't close his eyes and pretend and for that, he had to be eliminated to create yet another victim for the Jewish Terrorist squads. Yes, the Jewish State was founded through JEWISH TERRORISM, not Arab. Yad Vashem, the 'Holocaust Museum' wants us to forget and the US Christian Zionists never knew in the first place. Those Christians seemingly only get their 'news' from Fox... which likes to relay 'news' over from places like Yad Vashem. Christian and Jewish Zionists united in a new Crusade to their Holy Land! That Jewish employee got in the way of it all. What a bad boy!
The New England Journal of Bloodshed Analysis
American 'medical science' is something special! Can you imagine Attila the Hun or Napoleon Bonaparte or even Adolph Hitler with these scientific minded docs that The American Empire has? 'Doctor, is it OK if I flood this man's nose with water for 1.2 seconds more? How about 0.6 seconds more?' And even the opposition to this scientifically directed violence seems compelled to respond with more 'science' of its own. See The Weapons That Kill Civilians — Deaths of Children and Noncombatants in Iraq, 2003–2008, a study done by The New England Journal of Bloodshed Analysis.
America’s good war against Yugoslavia?
The BBC today has a report that addresses this question some... See Horrors of KLA prison camps revealed ..Remember when all the Democrats helped stamped the American people into a 'humanitarian' adventurism to partition Yugoslavia in alliance with Pentagon bombs?
Obama wants to attack us still, says Iranian general
"We cannot claim that the (U.S.) Democrats are not warmongering like the Republicans. They are just as warmongering and mischievous, and they would like to do that (attack Iran)," Iran's top military commander, Major-General Hassan Firouzabadi said. And the US under Barack Obama continues to carry out the Pentagon fund raiser 'Global War on Terrorism', too. That means more killer drones murdering Pakistani civilians, more US occupation terrorism in Afghanistan and Iraq, and more backing Israeli terrorism against the Palestinians of Lebanon, Gaza, and the West Bank. It means that war with Syria and Iran might be started on a second's notice by the US. It mean's also that Barack Obama will try to hide away clandestine US military use of torture and that the concentration terror camps of the Pentagon will not be fully stopped. It means that the US government will continue to secretly take away the rights of its own citizens. Obama wants to attack us still, says Iranian general? You bet he does! And I would not be over confident that the US under Barack Obama will not be any less reckless in using the military to bankrupt the economy than Dubya and Dick were. The military-inudstrial complex comes first for the Democratic Party, same as with the Republicans. See Reuters... Iran says U.S. still "warmongering"
Israel needs a new ‘security fence’ to protect women from former President Slick Moshe
Moshe Katsav was the Israeli political architect of that fixture of Apartheid Jewish State Israel, the so-called 'security fence', though it now seems that Jewish women have long needed a security fence to keep themselves safe from Slick Moshe! Ex-Israel head faces rape charge. ...Shame, too, on the big bad Palestinian grafitti artist for defacing that nice Israeli wall that Slick Moshe constructed. Bad 'anti-semite,' Bad Boy!
Protests in Israel against country’s military for targeting Gaza civilians
From Haaretz... Protests as IDF colonel who ruled for attacks on Gaza civilians starts as TAU lecturer ...And how many times have we at Not My Tribe had to listen to posters from the Israeli military propaganda Spam Gun here deny that their beloved Israeli military has ever deliberately targeted civilians in Gaza? I can't even begin to count the number myself since it has happened so often now. 'Sharvit-Baruch was appointed by the Law Faculty to teach a class this semester. Both professors and students protested the move, after Haaretz reported that under Sharvit-Baruch's command, IDF legal experts legitimized strikes involving Gaza civilians, including the bombardment of the Gaza police course closing ceremony. Right-wing students waving Israeli flags were joined outside of the classroom by Likud MKs Danny Danon and Tzipi Hotovely, where they were met by left-wing protestors.' Isn't this new law professor a terrorist, in fact? A terrorist financed partially by the United States government since our government gives tens of billions of dollars in aid to Israel to buy military equipment used to attack civilians?
Israel, the welfare terrorist state
Look at all this freebie money they get, just to go out and terrorize others for Uncle Sam. Israel, U.S. formally sign new defense aid agreement ...'Under the new aid agreement, the U.S. will transfer $30 billion to Israel over 10 years, compared with $24 billion over the past decade.'