The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Turkey Accuses US Of Being Behind Military Coup, Demands Extradition Of Cleric Gulen “Once these operations are completed, we will continue our fight against Daesh (Islamic State) with either coalition nations, or within the NATO framework, and resume our cooperation with NATO,” Cavusoglu said. TURKEY: Sibel Edmonds Dissects the Turkey Coup Attempt: A CIA-Gulen Concocted …
Foreign (Terrorist) Fighter Estimates: Conceptual and Data Issues Roughly 30,000? Policy Brief
AIPAC: Headed for Defeat (But That’s Not Why It’s Bad for the Jews) by Andrew Levine Citing Patrick Buchanan: “The president should declare Dermer [the Miami born, Israeli-ambassador to the United States] persona non grata and send him packing, then tell the Israeli government we will discuss a new arms package when you have a …
How US Policy on Iran Came to Be Based on Fabricated Documents Gareth Porter The Nation, 9 June 2014 The key “evidence” of an Iranian nuclear weapons program comes via the MEK, a cult-like terrorist group—and was likely produced by Israel.
Policy Paper on Connectivity 1. Executive Summary 2. Introduction 3 Technical Background 3.1 Peering and Transit – How thousands of Networks become the Global Internet 4. Special Issues in Connectivity 4.1 Access for Scientists 4.2 Access for Rural Areas 4.3 Access for Citizens via a Civil Society Stakeholder Body 5.The Ecuadorian Political, Economic, and Infrastructural …
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Seems to confirm all that the OSINT movement has been saying for twenty years. He also takes on the Zionist lobby. Read all about it, spying misses intelligence quotient Daniel Flitton The Age, 18 April 2014 It costs about 10 bucks to buy a weekly issue of The Economist, and about $1 billion a year …
US Policy of Isolating Russia and Expanding NATO Is a Dismal Failure Rodrogue Tremblay 4th Media, 8 March 2014 [NATO’s goal is] to keep the Russians out, the Americans in, and the Germans down. — Hastings Ismay, first NATO Secretary-General Of all the enemies to public liberty, war is perhaps the most to be dreaded …
