If the US counted everyone who had a legitimate reason to do the them harm, that number should be in the tens of millions. But as the definition of terrorism stands, and because of what we know regarding the orchestrating of false flag operations, it is an understatement that the list “may include innocent people.” [...]
Continue Reading February 16th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
John Pilger delivers another hard hitting column on the topic of power and the two-facedness. Absolute powers corrupts absolutely. Pilger covers the cost of war, oil trade, false flag operations, historical western meddling and the callous manipulations of intelligence as well as the public mind being undertaken by the new emperors, small and feeble as [...]
Continue Reading February 15th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
The Simon Wiesenthal Centre never fails to impress, that is for sure. Here is a real beauty. First you occupy someone else’s land and proceed by legal cons to appropriate a cemetery that has been in use for 15 centuries. Adding insult to injury you then defile burial traditions by exhuming the bodies only to [...]
Continue Reading February 11th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Slashdot notes that the US government is about to launch an unprecedented barrage against the Internet and would-be “terrorists.” The data-mining AI, dubbed ADVISE (Analysis, Dissemination, Visualization, Insight, and Semantic Enhancement), aims to spider the entire accessible web at the very least and offer predictions on whether users are to be deemed naughty or nice. [...]
Continue Reading February 9th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Andrew Bacevich gives his opinion on the much used but little understood spectre of “isolationism.” Noteworthy since it brings us to the heart of what is wrong with America.
Common Dreams - In his state of the Union address on Tuesday, President Bush worked himself into a lather about the dangers of “retreating within our borders.” [...]
Continue Reading February 8th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Another media watchdog goes to the dogs. Sami al Hajj was kidnapped while on assignment and subjected to the most egregious abuse imaginable before being flown to Guantanamo. The next three years were spent under intense pressure make him admit to some sort of “relationship between Al Jazeera and Al Qaeda.” Reporters without Borders however, [...]
Continue Reading February 8th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Mind-boggling confirmation that the US government did, and most likely still does, assassinate not only foreign “threats” to US hegemony but its own soldiers as well. And it’s not “Apocalypse Now” either, far from it. In fact, the targets were honourable men determined to expose America’s dirty secrets or simply refuse to participate in the [...]
Continue Reading February 7th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Wouldn’t be the first time either. Despite their seemingly fluid and multicultural approach, anthropologists have historically been instrumental in just about every misconception about foreign cultures. They lent a hand in drawing up apartheid in South Africa, just to name one of the highlights. And then there is the work of Margaret Mead and others [...]
Continue Reading February 7th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Prison Planet notes that …
The 9/11 movement has been lax in not anticipating the direction from which their most vociferous flak will be thrown. It’s not government appointed commissions, politicians or Popular Mechanic debunking spreads.
The real counter-backlash is coming from TV movies and big screen blockbusters, serving up a diet of spoon fed propaganda that [...]
Continue Reading February 6th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Another message from the Iraqi resistance … or disinformation. Who knows. I don’t know much about the age or origin of this clip other than that it was released on several political BitTorrent trackers recently. Very compelling and invigorating words nevertheless, presented in a very concise and compact format. But it is almost too good [...]
Continue Reading February 6th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
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