The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
You would think it would be obvious by now that the trillions of dollars we spend on the military industrial complex and its wars are not making us safer and that our geopolitical strategy is not producing the outcomes we seek.
How the American War Machine Is Sucking Up Vast Amounts of Cash to Screw Up the World
Who can even keep track of Pentagon operations and spending anymore?
UPDATE 7: US Electromagnetic tests run awry chief suspect; continued evidence of false testimony from governments. Still no conclusive findings on culpability or method but near certainty aircraft and all on board vaporized in mid-air. Co-pilot is a patsy — a modern Oswald.
US Laser Test That Destroyed Germanwings, Next Plunges Holland Into Darkness
Microwave Pulse seen across Europe, Africa, and Atlantic on March 23 into 24th
Why the rise of fascism is again the issue
EXTRACT:
Uniting fascism old and new is the cult of superiority. “I believe in American exceptionalism with every fibre of my being,” said Obama, evoking declarations of national fetishism from the 1930s. As the historian Alfred W. McCoy has pointed out, it was the Hitler devotee, Carl Schmitt, who said, “The sovereign is he who decides the exception.” This sums up Americanism, the world's dominant ideology. That it remains unrecognised as a predatory ideology is the achievement of an equally unrecognised brainwashing. Insidious, undeclared, presented wittily as enlightenment on the march, its conceit insinuates western culture. I grew up on a cinematic diet of American glory, almost all of it a distortion. I had no idea that it was the Red Army that had destroyed most of the Nazi war machine, at a cost of as many as 13 million soldiers. By contrast, US losses, including in the Pacific, were 400,000. Hollywood reversed this.
Continue reading “John Pilger: Fascisim Today — Led by America”
by General Jim Mattis
Hoover Institution, Thursday, February 26, 2015
Questions asked and answered: What are the key threats to our vital interests? Is our intelligence community fit for its expanding purpose? How do we urgently halt the damage caused by sequestration? More broadly, is the U.S. military being developed to fight across the spectrum of combat? Does our strategy and associated military planning take into account our nation’s increased need for allies? In reference to NATO and in light of the Russian violations of international borders, we must ask if the Alliance’s efforts have adjusted to the unfortunate and dangerous mode the Russian leadership has slipped into? As we attempt to restore stability to the state system and international order, a critical question will be: Is America good for its word?
