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Phi Beta Iota: We have been increasingly concerned by the penetration of US Government agencies by a two-pronged Israeli assualt, mixing dual-citizens in positions of either influence  or observation potential, and Israeli-provided and supported software that vacuum-cleans from within.  To this ugly mix the Israeli's add false-flag operations–we believe 9-11 included both an Israeli false-flag operation and the active advance support of Dick Cheney, Rudy Guliani, and Larry Silverstean, as well as members of the Bush family who profited handsomely from the murder of 3,000.

The USS Cole is now suspected of being an Israeli false-flag operation.  Coming as it does after the USS Liberty, a blatant direct attack by Israel on a US Navy ship engaged in non-combtant audio surveillance duties, there are ample grounds for our speculation on Israel's subversion, espionage, and dual-citizen treason against the United States of America–and our certainty that there is sufficient evidence for an indictment of all concerned–we defer to a proper investigation of these matters, merely observing that U.S. Government “counterintelligence” does not exist and and “relgiious counterintelligence” is not even contemplated.

In our view, the religious affiliation of an indivdidual must be included in any evaluation of their suitability for positions of trust and confidence, so as to inform the direction of the security investigation or counter-intelligence follow-on.  Opus Dei and the Mormons have their own networks, generally much less active.  Neo-Nazis and gangs have their networks, to which we were oblivious until recently.  The worst, the most pernicious, the most demanding of the highest standards of security and precaution, are the Israelis and their Jewish sayonim, a term brilliantly articulated in Review: Robert Maxwell, Israel’s Superspy–The Life and Murder of a Media Mogul.

Continue reading “Journal: Israel, False-Flags, Dual-Citizens, & Smiles”

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Continue reading “SOUTHCOM Week in Review Ending 28 Jan 10”

The earthquake ocurred on 12 January 2010–17 days ago.

As of today, as reported by Team Rubicon's team leader in Haiti, there are still people on the outskirts or Port au Prince  who have not received medical attention (i.e. crushed bones and open wounds are now beyond gangrene, blood poisoning, and other infections).

Haiti victims' medical needs shift away from trauma [erroneous for those who have not seen doctors at all and have no near-term prospects of doing so]

JACMEL, Haiti — When she arrived, the woman's foot had been apparently crushed and gone untreated for almost two weeks. Maggots and flies covered her wound. Gangrene had set in.

“This is Vietnam — only we had better equipment then,” said Ted Alexander, a retired orthopedic surgeon who was a battalion surgeon during the war.

At this point in the relief effort, the need for emergency surgical care has declined significantly, said PAHO's deputy director, physician Jon Andrus.

“We are seeing many fewer traumatic injuries, fractures, wounds and burns, and internal injuries,” he said in an e-mail.

However, there is a worrisome development. Cases of tetanus have been reported, as well as suspected cases of measles. An outbreak would be another major challenge to doctors here.

There are 43 hospitals and 12 field hospitals operating from Port-au-Prince to Jacmel, a coastal city southwest of the capital, the U.N. says. About 200,000 people have been injured; the latest estimates from the Haitian government say at least 111,500 are dead.

Phi Beta Iota: 200,000 injured divided by 55 medical units is 3,636 per unit.  Not even close to needed capabilities and most on thye outshirts of  Port au Prince still have not seen a single first responder.

Continue reading “Journal: Haiti Assessment 29 Jan 10 AM”