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Latest Articles: War, War, War
The U.S. Government’s Plan Is to Conquer Russia by a Surprise Invasion
Post Date: 2018-12-12 14:08:03 by Ada
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The following combination of articles explains — and they link to conclusive evidence proving — that the United States Government is actually designing its nuclear forces now with the intention to win a nuclear war against Russia (World War III), and no longer (if they ever really were) adhering to the idea (“Mutually Assured Destruction”) that WW III would produce unacceptable catastrophe for both sides, and must therefore be prevented. The U.S. Government is definitely set upon winning WW III, not avoiding WW III. Nuclear weapons are thus being built and deployed by the U.S. Government with the intention to conquer Russia, and this goal has become NATO’s ...
George H. W. Bush Met With The Bin Laden Family On The Morning of 9/11
Post Date: 2018-12-12 09:33:26 by Ada
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It’s always interesting to read the comments on a post that tries to get to the truth about 9/11. Comments ridiculing these efforts as “conspiracy theory” are still popping up, despite the fact that an overwhelming majority of Americans and global citizens believe that something fishy happened that day and that an adequate explanation as to what happened was never provided by the US government. These days, people are taking matters into their own hands instead of constantly relying on the government, especially for information. Government and mainstream media forces have fought back, bringing about the complete deletion and/or censorship of alternative media outlets. Prior ...
USAF Says Insurgent Drones Are Watching One Of Its Bases In Afghanistan '24/7'
Post Date: 2018-12-11 09:33:06 by Ada
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The service says it is hoping to field directed energy weapons in the near-term to help combat the rapidly expanding threat. Insurgents are using small unmanned aircraft to regularly monitor activity at a major American base in Afghanistan. This is yet another example of how the Taliban and other militant groups in the country are expanding their capabilities and further highlights the increasingly common threat of readily available commercial drones to nation-state security forces both on and off the battlefield. Tom Lockhart, the Director of the Strategic Development Planning and Experimentation Office (SDPE) at the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), disclosed this detail ...
Why Russia Won't Invade the Ukraine, the Baltic Statelets or Anybody Else
Post Date: 2018-12-09 20:56:16 by Ada
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The AngloZionist propaganda machine is constantly warning us that Russia is about to invade some country. The list of candidates for invasion is long and ranges from Norway to the Ukraine and includes the Baltic statelets, Poland and even countries further West. Of course, we are also told that NATO and the US are here to prevent that. Well, thank God for them, right? But what is conspicuously missing from this narrative is a discussion of the possible Russian motives for such a military move. Typically, we are merely told that Russia has broken the European post-Cold War order and borders by “annexing” Crimea and by sending military forces into the Donbass. Anybody with an IQ ...
Ambitious Goals Have US Set for Another Long War, This Time in Syria
Post Date: 2018-12-04 09:22:23 by Ada
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As with Iraq, the US stares down an open-ended presence in Syria President Trump came into office harshly critical of endless wars in the Middle East, but seems to be staring down the barrel of another such conflict in Syria. This reflects the Pentagon’s determination to stay in the country, and the administration’s ambitious goals not being really attainable. The US wants an “enduring defeat of ISIS,” as ever, but has also tacked onto that a full withdrawal of all Iran-backed forces from the “entirety of Syria,” along with an irreversible political process that officials have maintained can’t involve Assad or other top Syrian officials. So in addition ...
U.S. Navy admiral Scott Stearney found dead in apparent suicide
Post Date: 2018-12-02 13:09:12 by TommyTheMadArtist
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Vice Adm. Scott Stearney, who oversaw U.S. naval forces in the Middle East, was found dead Saturday in his residence in Bahrain, officials said. Defense officials told CBS News they are calling it an "apparent suicide." Stearney was the commander of the U.S. Navy's Bahrain-based 5th Fleet. Rear Adm. Paul Schlise, the deputy commander of the 5th Fleet, has assumed command, the Navy said in a statement.
Ukraine Council Expects to Declare War Against Russia After Maritime Incident
Post Date: 2018-11-26 08:13:47 by Ada
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Russia says Ukraine ships illegally entered Russian waters Tensions between Russia and Ukraine are once again soaring this weekend, with reports that Russia has seized three Ukrainian navy vessels off the coast of the Crimean Peninsula. Crimea is de facto under Russian control, but Ukraine considers it part of their territory. Earlier in the day, Ukraine accused Russian ships of ramming their tugboat in the Sea of Azov and opened fire on the gunships, injuring two. Russia claims that the Ukrainian ships were illegally in Russian waters at the time, and that the Sea was closed for security reasons. Ukraine, which has been talking up war with Russia for years, is quickly escalating, ...
Killers, drinkers & traumatized for life: What it means to be a US drone operator in ‘war on terror’
Post Date: 2018-11-22 10:59:47 by Ada
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They sit in rooms resembling hi-tech shipping containers. Joysticks in hand, they spend hours watching grainy screens, displaying people in faraway lands going about their daily lives — and they hold life and death in their hands. They are the men and women who operate the United States’ controversial drone warfare program — and they frequently get it disastrously wrong. A newly-released report by the Associated Press claims that one third of people killed by US drones in Yemen this year were civilians with no association to terror groups like Al-Qaeda, the intended targets. But intention and reality often diverge sharply when it comes to death by US drones — and ...
It's a war zone and Americans were murdered
Post Date: 2018-11-19 17:12:05 by AllTheKings'HorsesWontDoIt
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Monday, November 19, 2018 It's a war zone and Americans were murdered Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2018 11:10:12 AM EST Subject: Directed energy weapon attack that killed 1000,s in the paradise Calif fires demands a Grand jury investigation see link FFT mike wrote attached is the photographic video evidence a crime scene the vehicles torched as people were trying to flee a supposed firestorm does not match a forest fire specifically when the trees near the torched vehicles remained intact and un-burned. Since I am able to speak as a former expert in R&D on Directed energy weapons ...
It’s Time for America to Reckon With the Staggering Death Toll of the Post-9/11 Wars
Post Date: 2018-11-19 08:45:39 by Ada
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How many people have been killed in the post-9/11 war on terror? The question is a contentious one, as there has been no formal accounting for the deadly cost of the initial U.S. interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan, not to mention the secondary conflicts that continue to wreak havoc across the Middle East and the opaque, covert war still expanding across Asia and Africa. But even as the U.S. government evades responsibility for the human cost of its overseas endeavors, some researchers are determined to keep count. Brown University’s Costs of War Project this month released a new estimate of the total death toll from the U.S. wars in three countries: Iraq, Afghanistan, and ...
AmericaÂ’s Permanent-War Complex
Post Date: 2018-11-15 09:23:41 by Ada
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Eisenhower's worst nightmare has come true, as defense mega-contractors climb into the cockpit to ensure we stay overextended. What President Dwight D. Eisenhower dubbed the “military-industrial complex” has been constantly evolving over the decades, adjusting to shifts in the economic and political system as well as international events. The result today is a “permanent-war complex,” which is now engaged in conflicts in at least eight countries across the globe, none of which are intended to be temporary. This new complex has justified its enhanced power and control over the country’s resources primarily by citing threats to U.S. security posed by Islamic ...
How the Bush Administration Used the 2001 Anthrax Attacks to Manufacture Consent for the Iraq War
Post Date: 2018-11-13 09:15:38 by Ada
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Schrödinger’s Super Patriot In a deep investigative piece, Abby and Robbie Martin explore the 2001 Anthrax Attacks––what led to them, why they happened, and how the Bush administration used them to manufacture consent for the illegal invasion of Iraq. by Abby Martin and Robbie Martin ABBY MARTIN : 17 years ago, less than one month after the horrific attacks on September 11, 2001, weaponized anthrax was sent through the mail in a biological attack that stunned an already traumatized nation. The first American died from anthrax infection on October 5th. During the weeks that followed, letters sent through the US postal system containing anthrax were targeted at US ...
Some real “politically incorrect” talk on Veterans Day
Post Date: 2018-11-13 08:36:45 by Ada
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I’m told the former Armistice Day, co-opted by the warfare state to celebrate war rather than its absence, is not the time to remind my fellow taxpayers that no war in the past seventy years has benefited them in any way whatsoever, much less preserved what freedom they have left. I disagree. What better time than when the myth Americans are freer because of these wars is echoing from every media outlet, statehouse and social media channel to point out the harm this propaganda continues to do? No American would be less free if Washington, D.C. had abstained from invading Afghanistan, Iraq, or Africa (the invasion nobody talks about). On the contrary, they’d be freer, richer, and ...
Taliban Slaughter Elite Afghan Troops, as ‘Safe’ District Is Falling
Post Date: 2018-11-13 08:10:51 by Ada
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Even reinforcements aren't keeping Ghazni district safe With the Taliban carrying out offensives against several provinces around the country at any given time, the Afghan government has been forced to prioritize who gets reinforcements. This weekend, that meant sending special forces to the Jaghori District of Ghazni. The Shi’ite dominated district was long seen as “safe.” That’s not panning out, however, as the Taliban are not only routing Shi’ite militias, but defeating the reinforcements as well, killing at least 25 commandos and continuing to advance deeper into the district. On the surface, the district is only important in that it gives the Taliban a ...
Will the War Stories Ever End?
Post Date: 2018-11-12 09:23:20 by Ada
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Death-by-ally: now that, by definition, is a fate from hell. You might at least imagine that such “insider attacks” – in which a member of the Afghan security forces turns his weapon on his American or NATO trainers or advisers and tries to gun them down – would be the rarest of events. After all, if you’re an armed Afghan who decides to try to kill such an ally, you have to be aware that you’re almost assuredly committing suicide. You have a moment to fire and then, in that armed environment, you’re likely to be dead. And yet those attacks, which started in 2007-2008 with four American deaths, peaked in 2012 with dozens of them, and by 2017 had resulted ...
US Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan Killed 500,000 People
Post Date: 2018-11-11 09:15:17 by Ada
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Over 60,000 US troops either killed or wounded in conflicts Brown University has released a new study on the cost in lives of America’s Post-9/11 Wars, in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. The study estimates between 480,000 and 507,000 people were killed in the course of the three conflicts. This includes combatant deaths and civilian deaths in fighting and war violence. Civilians make up over half of the roughly 500,000 killed, with both opposition fighters and US-backed foreign military forces each sustaining in excess of 100,000 deaths as well. This is admittedly a dramatic under-report of people killed in the wars, as it only attempts to calculate those killed directly in war ...
North Korea Warns They’ll Return to Nuke Development If Sanctions Aren’t Lifted
Post Date: 2018-11-05 17:39:23 by hondo68
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Pompeo: No sanctions lifted until US achieves 'ultimate goals' Over the weekend, North Korea issued a statement warning that they will “seriously consider” returning to the development on nuclear weapons if the US continues to refuse to ease economic sanctions against them. Since North Korea halted nuclear testing and has made substantial diplomatic progress, many nations have advocated for some early sanctions relief, but so far every such effort has been blocked by the US. North Korea is growing increasingly impatient with that, and with the Trump Administration refusing to reach a peace treaty with them. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo dismissed the threats, and ...
Syrian War Report – November 5, 2018: Former US-backed Militants Switch Sides In Conflict
Post Date: 2018-11-05 11:35:17 by Ada
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Former members of US-backed militant groups are joining forces with the Lebanese Hezbollah movement, operating in Syria, the WSJ reported on November 1. According to the report, approximately 2,000 fighters had joined the forces and have even started receiving salaries. The WSJ claimed that it was due to losing funding from the US. However, the reason pointed out by local experts is that the US strategy in Syria had lost credit even in the eyes of some of its own proxies. In the period from 2016 to 2018, thousands of former members of militant groups had reconciled with the Damascus government. A notable part of them is now serving in the newly formed units of the Syrian military, for ...
After 17 years of war, top US commander in Afghanistan admits Taliban cannot be defeated
Post Date: 2018-11-02 10:36:03 by Ada
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The Afghanistan war cannot be won militarily and peace will only be achieved through a political resolution with the Taliban, the newly-appointed American general in charge of US and NATO operations has conceded. In his first interview since taking command of NATO’s Resolute Support mission in September, Gen. Austin Scott Miller provided NBC News with a surprisingly candid assessment of the seemingly never-ending conflict, which began with the US invasion of Afghanistan in October, 2001. “This is not going to be won militarily. This is going to a political solution," Miller said. He mused that the Taliban is also tired of fighting and may be interested in starting to ...
The Forever Prisoners of the US’s Forever War
Post Date: 2018-10-29 09:12:10 by Ada
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November 2018 marks the centenary of the end of World War I, “the war to end all wars.” Meanwhile, this month, the 17th anniversary of the US-led war in Afghanistan came and went quietly, yet it far exceeds the combined length of the 20th century’s two World Wars, and the US government still uses the invasion of the country in its launch of the “global war on terror” to justify detaining hundreds of people without charge or trial. In the Beginning In the early years of the war in Afghanistan, thousands of men, women and children were taken prisoner. Afghan militias allied to the US or in joint US-militia efforts killed many. Thousands of others simply ...
Quagmire: What the Attack on General Miller in Afghanistan Tells Us
Post Date: 2018-10-22 07:27:27 by Ada
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This week, the Taliban ambushed the latest senior U.S. commander in Afghanistan – General Miller. Though he was unhurt, senior Afghan officials were killed. I knew one of them – General Raziq – and he might just have been a war criminal…that’s instructive. This week, the Taliban demonstrated – once again – that they can strike where and when they choose. The target was General Miller, the top US commander in Afghanistan, as well as some senior Afghan security officials. It was a close call, but General Miller was unhurt. The same can not be said for three top Afghan security leaders who were killed or the two American soldiers wounded in the crossfire. ...
Evil Mutant Death Walrus
Post Date: 2018-10-21 23:26:02 by hondo68
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The time has come the Walrus said for us to bomb Iran Come on Mister Billionaire you are a bigly man Sign the order load the nukes and drop ‘em on Tehran Don’t let ‘em say that you are weak Show the world who’s got the biggest hands Come on dance with me you sexy thing Feel the rush that Armageddon brings So hit that button and let freedom ring ring ring ring yeah The Walrus and the Billionaire set out to start a war They brought along a Mad Dog and a press room fulla whores Holdin’ hands Clickin’ heels Skippin’ down that red brick road They laughed like kids on Christmas and got hard-ons as they filled the sky with drones We’ll kill the world and ...
Iranian Missiles Destroy ISIS Headquarters Next to American Base in Syria
Post Date: 2018-10-21 00:22:37 by Tatarewicz
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PMF... Earlier this week, Iran launched seven drones and six precision-strike ballistic missiles on several terrorist targets in Syria’s Abu Kamal region in retaliation for a September 22 attack in Ahvaz that left 25 people dead. Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Ali Shamkhani stated that Iranian rocket strikes on militants in Syria hit a target several kilometers away from the position of US troops, Tasnim news agency reported on Wednesday. “Our aerospace forces sent you [the Americans] an important signal when they fired rockets at facilities three miles [about 5 km] from you,” said Shamkhani. He also suggested that the United States ...
The first officially recognized by USA. US Lt. Col. Nehring killed in Su-27 crash in Ukraine Vinnytsia region
Post Date: 2018-10-20 05:37:16 by Tatarewicz
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The first officially recognized by USA. US Lt. Col. Nehring killed in Su-27 crash in Ukraine Vinnytsia region Started by USC, Oct 18 2018 03:10 AM Reply to this topic 4 replies to this topic PMF... An Ukrainian SU-27 fighter lands during an air force exercise at Starokostyantyniv military airbase on Oct. 12, 2018. Photo by AFP U.S. Lieutenant Colonel Seth “Jethro” Nehring has been killed in the crash of a Su-27 fighter aircraft of the Ukrainian Air Force during the Clear Sky 2018 exercise in Vinnytsia region, according to the Facebook page of the 144th Fighter Wing, a unit of the California Air National Guard. “It’s with a heavy heart we share the news that we lost ...
Mass Immigration as a Form of Warfare
Post Date: 2018-10-19 13:51:20 by GreyLmist
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23.25 minute video viewable at YouTube - Expletives warning. Sources available in the YouTube Description section. + this source for the 2010 doc referenced @ 1:06 Calhoun: The NPS Institutional Archive - Naval Postgraduate School DSpace Repository Faculty and Researchers Collection [Dudley Knox Library] Weapons of Mass Migration: Forced Displacement as an Instrument of Coercion; Strategic Insights, v. 9, issue 1 (Spring-Summer 2010) Greenhill, Kelly M. (Monterey, California. [NPS] Naval Postgraduate School, 2010); pp. 116-159. http://hdl.handle.net/10945/11515 [YouTube video source to be posted here separately for dimensional editing purposes, if necessary.] Poster ...
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