The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
SOURCE COUNTRY Tunesia (3,000) Saudi Arabia (2,500) Jordan (2,089) Morocco (1,500) Russia (1,500) France (1,200) Germany (600) Libya (600) Turkey (600) United Kingdom (600) Source Tip of the Hat to Berto Jongman
Starts in 1931 (Japanese false flag to blame China) and comes up to today (Turkey against Syria, Ukraine against Russia, UK against its own citizens). Shocking List Of Official Proven False Flag Attacks
Hypocrisy: Nous Sommes Hypocrites! These ‘staunch defenders’ of the free press are attending today’s solidarity rally in Paris Double Standards: In Solidarity With a Free Press: Some More Blasphemous Cartoons Commentary Below the Line
Read this article. This is the most important geopolitical essay I have read in 2014, in both the academic or general media. I absolutely agree with this assessment. The decisions we make in the next two years concerning China may define the next generation of the world. If we go the Theocratic Rightist way we …
Elza S. Maalouf, Foreword by Don Beck 5.0 out of 5 stars Extraordinary — Empowering, World-Changing, Rich in Substance, December 6, 2014 This book was recommended to me by Michael Ostrolenk, whom I consider one of the most inspiring transpartisan figures in America today, and endorsed by Elisabet Sahtouris, evolution biologist and “Yoda” to many …
Profit is Sustainable – If You Build Upon Intelligence with Integrity There are so many success stories today on the edges of the economy and society – EcoVillages, Transition Towns, and Intentional Communities among them – but the core concept of sustainable profit consistent with social and ecological integrity has yet to go mainstream. At …
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Jack Fairweather 4.0 out of 5 stars British, CIA, US Flag Level View — Scores Settled, Some Facts Wrong or Missing, November 9, 2014 This is a preliminary review. My usual summary review with detail will be posted in a day or two. I did a fast read last night and formed the following impressions: …
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