The Israeli butcher in charge goes to Berlin and seems to admit to nuclear weapons, while conjecturing that Iran is building nuclear weapons and that they can’t be allowed to. When in Italy, Olmert is found out coaching Romano Prodi into being sympathetic to Israel and saying exactly what Olmert wants him to say. Not [...]
Continue Reading December 15th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Too bad for the American empire builders who wanted to cut a swath across Eastern Europe and Asia, encompassing former USSR republics and isolating Russia. At least for now their plans seem to have ground to a halt. Without Ukraine onboard there is really no point in pursuing this course of action as the containment [...]
Continue Reading September 14th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
So the US didn’t trust its ally enough to be forthcoming about what it transported in the chartered Airbus A310 that logged in as civilian craft at Prestwick, Scotland. It’s lucky for the US though that Britain allows itself to be trampled on time and again and to be a party to state terrorism. Britain [...]
Continue Reading July 28th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
See, this is what you get for allying yourself with the US empire. In fact, you could just as well officially turn over sovereignty altogether because for all intents and or purposes you already have. Welcome Poland, the new proxy chip in northern Europe.
Poland’s president has expressed reservations about surrendering sovereignty to the US at [...]
Continue Reading July 27th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
After having interrogated Abul Koyair and Mohammed Abdul Kahar relentlessly for week and torn their house apart, the British authorities are unable to produce even the most basic case against them. The two brothers, one of whom were shot and nearly killed in the flimsy raid, aren’t looking for fame or fortune. They only want [...]
Continue Reading June 13th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Though the details are under wraps and veiled in security nonsense, there are many who would like to know what exactly took place in Gothenburg, Sweden last week. And why. Not to mention what sort of urgent reasons the British had to cite in order to get the relatively complicated operation moving and under whose [...]
Continue Reading May 31st, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Hugo Chavez visits London and the best part, as always, is the protesting that invariably ensues, organized by fringe groups of middle class bellyachers and other extremists feigning concern for “democracy” and bringing up the same tired old propaganda. In this case the hypocrisy is made abundantly clear by the British Tories, though the same [...]
Continue Reading May 15th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
British and American war criminals haven’t yet given up the idea of smearing their critics. As it turns out Britain has arranged to meet former former Iraqi deputy prime minister Tariq Aziz to try and incriminate MP George Galloway. The visit of course is very timely:
George Galloway said last night that it was “very significant” [...]
Continue Reading April 30th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Hopefully this will be a PR fiasco for the collaborating EU states that they will long remember. It’s just too bad that one has to play out every human rights scenario once before people get it.
Guardian – The figure is significantly higher than previously thought. EU parliamentarians who conducted the investigation concluded that incidents when [...]
Continue Reading April 27th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
Finally something sensible to come out of Swedish foreign policy. Granted though they didn’t explain the decision very well. Very sneaky indeed of NATO to add Israel to the list of PFP participants, at the very last moment. They seem bent on dragging all of us down, making us partners in crime in their euphemistically [...]
Continue Reading April 26th, 2006 Björn Hallberg
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