9/11 Unanswered Questions: Mysterious September 11, 2001 Breakfast Meeting on Capitol Hill

 

9/11 Unanswered Questions: Mysterious September 11, 2001 Breakfast Meeting on Capitol Hill By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, September 06, 2022 While the Joint inquiry (under the helm of Bob Graham and Porter Goss) had collected mountains of intelligence material, through careful omission, the numerous press and intelligence reports in the public domain (mainstream media, alternative media, etc), which confirm that key members of the Bush Administration were involved in acts of political camouflage, were carefully removed from the Joint inquiry’s hearings.

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New Study of Pfizer and Moderna Data Suggests Vaccine Harm Outweighs Benefit By Rav Arora, September 07, 2022 The researchers conducted a secondary analysis of randomized, controlled data from Pfizer and Moderna’s phase III clinical trials, focusing on “adverse events of special interest (AESIs)” as listed by the Brighton Collaboration—a “global authority” on vaccine safety. As the authors write, this World Health Organization-approved priority list of adverse vaccine events hasn’t been used to examine side effects in COVID-19 vaccine trial data.

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Was the Kremlin’s “Limited Military Operation” in Ukraine a Strategic Blunder? By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, September 06, 2022 The Kremlin warned the West about interfering in the operation, declaring that if the US and NATO got involved, Russia would regard those countries as “combatants.” But the West got involved, slowly and carefully at first to test the waters and then more and more aggressively as what the West originally expected would be at most a week long conflict is now in its seventh month with the Kremlin again talking about negotiation with Zelensky and the Russian advance apparently on hold.

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Arms Transfers to Ukraine. Detailed Overview of Deliveries, Timeline By Forum on the Arms Trade, September 06, 2022 As tensions mounted in late 2021 and into 2022 concerning a Russian invasion of Ukraine, many countries announced arms transfers to Ukraine. As the invasion began in late February, this resource page was launched to track developments related to such transfers, which thus far includes pledges and/or deliveries from more than 25 countries plus the European Union.

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Massive Protests in the Streets of Iraq Against Endemic Corruption: Interview with Rafid Sadeq By Rafid Sadeq and Steven Sahiounie, September 06, 2022 Thousands of Iraqis flooded the streets on Friday demanding a political overhaul. In scenes reminiscent of similar past protests in Lebanon, the Iraqi people are frustrated by the endemic corruption of political leaders. This anti-government protest began in October 2019 and has remained a constant source of unrest in Iraq.

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The Restoration of Russia-Africa Relations: Social, Economic and Geopolitical Implications By Kester Kenn Klomegah, September 06, 2022 Russian Presidential Special Representative for Middle East and Africa, Mikhail Bogdanov, in an April interview to Interfax news agency, offered an insight into aspects of Russia’s policy objectives, initiatives and future prospects in Africa. He highlighted a few obstacles for Russia’s inability to realize its set goals and tasks during the past several years.

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Peace Talks Essential as War Rages on in Ukraine By Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J. S. Davies, September 06, 2022 Western sanctions have had mixed results, inflicting severe economic damage on Europe as well as on Russia, while the invasion and the West’s response to it have combined to trigger a food crisis across the Global South. As winter approaches, the prospect of another six months of war and sanctions threatens to plunge Europe into a serious energy crisis and poorer countries into famine.

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Phony COVID Narrative: The Anatomy and Physiology of Power. “Digitization is innately a form of dehumanization” By Dr. Emanuel Garcia, September 06, 2022 One may view every scientific advance as a means towards approximating and recreating the infantile environment of omnipotence. When the stimulus of hunger, with its accompanying representation in thought and feeling, is sated by a caring parent, the association is then made between that complex of sensation and ideation and the ensuing gratification. In other words, the wish to be fed is sufficient in and of itself to ensure that feeding takes place: the wish alone makes it happen and the child is godlike in his or her power.

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Terrorism, Repression and Julian Assange – Imperialist Doubletalk By Stephen Sefton, September 06, 2022 Among the many diverse reasons for the emergence of a multipolar world, currently occurring at this historical moment, is the demand on the part of the majority world for justice and equity in international relations and its institutions.

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The Origins of the Money Crisis. “Money is printed by the Fed, using black magic, doled out to the rich for free”. By Emanuel Pastreich, September 06, 2022 That pretty printed paper in your wallet, that stuff called money, where does it come from? What gives it value, and why can you buy things with it? The question is not an idle one, nor is it a cynical one, but rather ultimately practical. And yet, this essential question is never asked by the authorities who lecture us on economics, nor the politicians who grace us with their precious opinions from their gilt offices.

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