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Does your congressman use it? What about your “conservative” buddy? [Article].
Does your congressman use it? What about your “conservative” buddy? [Article].
The neocons are no doubt partying over this news. Does Fallon’s departure pave the way for a U.S. airstrike on Iran for Israel’s benefit? [Article].
“We are now stuck with an international tribunal free to charge anyone with ‘crimes against humanity’ on a purely arbitrary basis. Practically, that means any petty leader unfortunate enough to lose a war can find himself on trial.” [Article].
Maybe that comparison will be a good thing after all, since the Nuremberg trials were a farce and – thanks to the internet – more and more people are finding that out. (For newbies, a quick review of Nuremberg: America teamed up with communist mass-murderers – i.e., the Soviets – to use illegal, ex post […]
The war on Israel’s enemies – also known as the “war on terror” – isn’t compatible with freedom [1]: [Article]. [1] the convicted “shoe bomber,” a Muslim named Richard Reid, explained to the FBI why he tried to commit terrorism in 2001. He mentioned Israel: [Here]
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World War III draws nearer as the West adopts neoconservative strategy. Thanks to that Jewish ideology, the West is on a collision course with the Muslim world and the safety of the White countries is compromised as a result. Neoconservatism is an aggressive philosophy that is as much of a threat to world peace as […]
The “Real ID” card – which is a de facto federal ID card – may soon include biometric information such as a fingerprint or an eye scan, and will be compatible with facial image recognition systems [1]. “Real ID” is part of the war on Israel’s enemies, also called the “war on terror”: [Article]. [1] […]
But isn’t that the whole idea? For America, by its very presence in that area, to provoke some sort of confrontation which eventually leads to a U.S. military strike against Iran, for Israel’s benefit? Such a provoking tactic certainly worked with Imperial Japan [1]: [Article]. [1] i.e., the oil embargo against Japan and the seizure […]
The war on Israel’s enemies – also known as the “war on terror” – now includes laptop file searches. How is this much different from the government entering someone’s home and reading his personal papers without a search warrant? This is a fine example of how our privacy has eroded since Sept. 11, 2001: [Article].