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29 marzo, 2021

Permanent Warfare and the “War On Terror”, US-NATO Invasion of Libya, The Engineered Destruction of Iraq

By Shane Quinn, March 19 2021

Ten years ago, on 19 March 2011, the United States and its military arm NATO unleashed a sustained bombardment against Libya, where Colonel Muammar Gaddafi had been in charge for over four decades.
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts, March 19 2021

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov responded to Biden’s unacceptable characterization of Russia’s president as a killer by stating that Biden had made it clear that “he doesn’t want to normalize relations.”

10 diciembre, 2020

How to #GetSaved from #COVID19 Under #NuclearBombs

By Jacob G. Hornberger, December 09 2020

Given the outrage over what the court historians and the U.S. mainstream press have long maintained was an unprovoked attack by Japan on the United States, why have these same court historians and mainstream media outlets given a pass to the U.S. government for initiating an unprovoked attack on Cuba at the Bay of Pigs in 1961?
By Diana Johnstone, December 09 2020

In the current atmosphere of confusion and distrust, the glee with which economists Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret greet the pandemic as harbinger of their proposed socioeconomic upheaval suggests that if Covid-19 hadn’t come along by accident, they would have created it (had they been able).

11 enero, 2019

#AmericasWars, #Coups and #Sanctions in 2019

The New Year Past and Future. Multiple Wars, Coups, Sanctions and Trade Disputes
By Prof. James Petras
Multiple wars, coups, sanctions and trade disputes dominated the US political agenda. War budgets grew, military sales increased and frictions between the US and Saudi Arabia bubbled to the surface . . . and dissipated. Read more...

The Decade-Long U.S. Campaign to Foment Syria’s “Revolution” and Unseat Assad
By Sarah Abed
The fingerprints of U.S. imperialism can be found all over the manufactured insurrection in Syria, in keeping with the ultimate goal of destabilization and eventual “regime change” through fomenting a sectarian civil war. Former NATO commander Wesley Clark has gone on record as stating that Syria was on a list of targeted nations to be toppled by the U.S. as early as 2001. Read more...

29 agosto, 2017

Who is the #GreatestThreat to #WorldPeace?

By Global Research News

Url of this article:http://www.globalresearch.ca/selected-articles-who-is-the-greatest-threat-to-world-peace/5603396


In the headlines recently: Trump threatening North Korea of ‘fire and fury’ vis-a-vis the latter’s most recent successful addition to its nuclear artillery, and Trump signing of the economic sanctions bill against Russia, Iran and North Korea. US aggression goes on in, inter alia, Syria, Venezuela, Afghanistan, Libya, Iraq, Yemen… Who is indeed the greatest threat to peace? Read our selected articles below.

“War of Words” Between US and North Korea Could Lead to Nuclear War
By Stephen Lendman, August 09, 2017
Tough sanctions and hostile rhetoric bring things closer to confrontation, threatening possible nuclear war on the Korean peninsula.

Is America Trying to Start a World War? This Is How It Would Happen
By Darius Shahtahmasebi, August 09, 2017
Sanctions are always a prelude to war. Though few are aware, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 was arguably in response to America’s attempt to cripple Japan’s booming economy through embargos and asset freezes, ending Japan’s commercial relationship with the United States and provoking the desperation that led to their attack.

Grotesque Logic for Venezuela, The Cuban Revolution and the Second Road of Ana Belén Montes

02 diciembre, 2015

Exposing the #Sham #WarOnTerror. The Essential Maps, Videos, and Charts.

By Global Research News


By Eric Zuesse, December 02 2015
Some of the world’s top Al Qaeda operatives were freed from a Lebanese prison on Tuesday December 1st, to rejoin the U.S.-led war against Syria’s Bashar al-Assad.

By South Front, December 02 2015
The Ukrainian armed forces over the past week have redeployed to the contact line with Donbass 277 battle

03 septiembre, 2014

ISIS is America’s New Terror Brand

Endless Propaganda Fuels “War on Terror”

26 agosto, 2014

There Is No War On Terror

the-tap.blogspot.com

There is no war on terror. 
Webster Tarpley. 
How wars are created.

"Terror" and "terrorism" explained.
This has got to be the best kept secret of the last 150 years.
Police and intelligence agencies create the vast majority of terror, everything from bombings to beheadings to garden variety "trouble" at peaceful demonstrations.
We'll be demonstrating how this works in upcoming videos.
In the meantime, make sure you watch this at least two times.
Why?
It has to do with The Big Lie Theory which was a favorite of Hitler's. His point was the average, normal, sane person will never believe what governments really do because it is beyond their experience to lie and commit such outrageous crimes.
But believe it.
Any "riot" at an otherwise peaceful demonstration. any bombing, any group of super skilled terrorist operatives who appear out of the blue (ex. ISIS) should be assumed to be a government operation unless proven otherwise.
If this sounds impossible, all I can say is that if you live long enough and examine enough cases closely, you'll see.
The day this FACT becomes common knowledge is the day the world changes for real.

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12 junio, 2014

Idiotic U.S. Policy Is Making Al Qaeda Stronger Than Ever

washingtonsblog.com
Islamic Jihadis Take Over Second-Biggest City In Iraq … But Al Qaeda Wasn’t Even IN Iraq Until the U.S. Invaded

The U.S. “war on terror” has increased terrorism.

Here are the number of terror attacks in Iraq between 1979 and 2011 courtesy of the National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism Global Terrorism Database (part of a joint government-university program on terrorism, is hosted at the University of Maryland):

Al Qaeda wasn’t even in Iraq until the U.S. invaded that country. And U.S. policy in Libya is partly responsible for sending an influx of Al Qaeda terrorists – and heavy weapons – into Iraq.

And now things are getting a whole lot worse …

You may not have heard, but Al Qaeda allies took over the Iraqi city of Fallujah 6 months ago.
And today, Al Qaeda-linked extremists in Iraq captured Iraq’s second-biggest city, the major oil center of Mosul.

(The jihadis call themselves “The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria”.   The fact that the U.S. is backing Al Qaeda in Syria is probably a continuing factor).

To make matters worse, the army fled, so the militants seized huge caches of U.S. supplied weapons, including humvees:

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02 mayo, 2014

Americans Are Sick of Wars

washingtonsblog.com

Polls: Americans Are Sick of the War On Terror, War On Drugs … 
And All of the Other Failed U.S. Wars
Americans Turn Anti-War

The American people are now overwhelmingly opposed to more war in Ukraine, Syria, Iran and elsewhere.

Americans in large numbers want the U.S. to reduce its role in world affairs even as a showdown with Russia over Ukraine preoccupies Washington ….
In a marked change from past decades, nearly half of those surveyed want the U.S. to be less active on the global stage, with fewer than one-fifth calling for more active engagement—an anti-interventionist current that sweeps across party lines.
A Pew poll from December found a majority of Americans – more than ever before in Pew’s 50-year history of polling this question – think the U.S. “should mind its own business internationally and let other countries get along as best they can on their own.”

26 mayo, 2013

Media #Disinformation and the #Conspiracy #Panic #Phenomenon



By James F. Tracy
To posit that one’s government may be partially composed of unaccountable criminal elements is cause for serious censure in polite circles. Labeled “conspiracy theories” by a corporate media that prompt and channel emotionally-laden mass consent, such perspectives are quickly dispatched to the memory hole lest they prompt meaningful discussion of the political prerogatives and designs held by a global power elite coordinating governments and broader geopolitical configurations. 
Cultural historian Jack Bratich terms such phenomena “conspiracy panics.” Potentially fostered by the coordinated actions of government officials or agencies and major news organs to generate public suspicion and uncertainty, a conspiracy panic is a demonstrable immediate or long-term reactive thrust against rational queries toward unusual and poorly understood events. To be sure, they are also intertwined with how the given society acknowledges and preserves its own identity—through “the management and expulsion of deviance.”[1] 
In the American mass mind, government intelligence and military operations are largely seen as being directed almost solely toward manipulation or coercion of unfortunate souls in foreign lands. To suggest otherwise, as independent researchers and commentators have done with the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, the CIA-Contra-crack cocaine connection, and 9/11, has been cause for sustained conspiracy panics that act to suppress inquiry into such events by professional and credentialed opinion leaders, particularly journalists and academics. 
At the same time a conspiracy panic serves a subtle yet important doctrinal function of manifesting and reproducing the apt ideational status quo of the post-Cold War, “War on Terror” era. “The