The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
One View of the Amazon Game Plan
I noted this passage:
No company owes it to others to allow people to build direct competitors to their own product.
I think companies using Amazon’s plumbing will want to do a bit of strategizing using “What if” questions to spark discussion.
“The Most Dangerous Mind in America” interviewed about false flags and extreme censorship
Fetzer, who I’m now calling, “The Most Dangerous Mind in America,” is the author of a book that was literally banned by Amazon.com. Yes, the some e-commerce retailer that gladly sells books promoting Nazi fascism, deadly communism and weird sex indoctrination of children went out of its way to ban a book about Sandy Hook.
In an age where Pulitzer prizes are handed out to fake news media for publishing blatantly fake stories, I find it highly suspicious that Fetzer is being singled out for “extreme censorship.”
DoD: North Korea is Committed to its Nuclear Forces
“Pyongyang portrays nuclear weapons as its most effective way to deter the threat from the United States,” the Department of Defense says in a newly disclosed report to Congress on North Korean security policy.
“North Korea’s primary strategic goal is perpetual Kim family rule via the simultaneous development of its economy and nuclear weapons program — a two-pronged policy known as byungjin.” See Military and Security Developments Involving the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, 2017, Office of the Secretary of Defense, February 2018.
Continue reading “Steven Aftergood: DoD Report on North Korea Divorced from Reality”
How Corporate Media Are Undermining a US-North Korea Nuclear Weapons Deal
These examples of flagrant misrepresentation of facts and irrelevant and nonsensical arguments reflect a fundamental problem with the corporate media as well as the political elites of the United States: They are so wedded to the interests of the national security state and to the mythology of US hegemonic power that they refuse to support any diplomatic move that could result in a change in the military status quo in Northeast Asia.
A Major Win for Trump’s War Cabinet
The emergence of Bolton and the neoconservative staffing at the NSC points to more hardline decision making that will be influenced by cherry-picked data, unexamined assumptions, and an unwillingness to hold open debates on foreign policy options.
