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  • If a Mob Boss Says to a Hit Man, "Kill Jim Smith’s Wife," Can He Claim He Didn’t Order the Murder...
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    If a Mob Boss Says to a Hit Man, "Kill Jim Smith’s Wife," Can He Claim He Didn’t Order the Murder Because He Didn’t Mention Her Name? Apparently, That’s Karl Rove’s Thinking.
    We’ve warned BuzzFlash readers not to get too overjoyed about the reports of Karl Rove being nailed as one of the two people who outed Valerie Plame as a CIA operative specializing in tracking the illicit sales of WMD at a time that he was orchestrating the propaganda to start a war based on a nation possessing (…)

  • Al-Qaeda and the Real Trinity of Terror
    12 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Regardless of what you may think of the medieval theocrats at the helm in Iran, they do have a point, one never heard in the “free press” (corporate media and propaganda service) in the United States: al-Qaeda is an intelligence operation cooked up long ago in the murky depths of the intelligence underworld. “Has the British prime minister forgotten who Al-Qaeda’s parents are? I remind him then that the United States is Al-Qaeda’s father and Israel is the mother of that illegitimate child,” (…)

  • America is led by a brutal, mocking, heedless Caligula
    12 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Killing Joke: The Day the American Republic Died
    Bob Herbert, who has been incandescent for months now , usefully reminds us of the comedy routine that Bush performed for a sycophantic audience of TV and radio "journalists" back in March 2004: the infamous "hunt for WMD" in the Oval Office. As you’ll recall, this was a series of cutesy shots showing Bush peering behind the office curtains, looking under the rug while cracking wise: "No weapons of mass destruction under here! Maybe they’re (…)

  • Explosives Used by Terrorists in London and Tel Aviv Identical
    12 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Israel is ’subtly’ spinning the blame for the London bombings onto the Palestinians. Israel often claims Palestinians are armed by Syria and surprise, surprise - Iran, so you can see where they are going with this crock.
    Here’s how counterterroism intelligence operatives work:
    "Among the "smoking guns" unearthed by Ganser is a Pentagon document, Field Manual FM 30-31B, which detailed the methodology for launching terrorist attacks in nations that "do not react with sufficient (…)

  • U.K.communications intercepts of radical Islamic groups show Islamists were surprised at bombings
    12 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Mossad has penetrated neo/nazi groups in the U.K.. Recall in Germany when it was revealed the 9 chief leaders of the neo-nazis were German intelligence agents. July 11, 2005 — POSSIBLE LINKS BETWEEN LONDON TRANSPORT BOMBERS AND BRITISH FASCISTS PROBED. 1999 LONDON NEO-NAZI NAIL BOMBER WAS ELECTRICIAN ON LONDON UNDERGROUND
    British communications intercepts of radical Islamic groups show Islamists were "surprised" at bombings
    July 11, 2005 — POSSIBLE LINKS BETWEEN LONDON TRANSPORT BOMBERS (…)

  • Abu Musab al-Zarqawi Does London
    12 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Actually, I am surprised it took this long: Abu Musab al-Zarqawi-the stuff of legend and ambiguous news reports based on third-hand information and wild supposition-is responsible for the London attacks last week. “Investigators in London are probing whether Iraqi explosives-possibly provided by Al-Qaeda’s top agent in Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi-were used in last week’s terror bombings,” reports Yahoo News. “Al-Zarqawi is a potential source since there’s an unlimited amount of explosives and (…)

  • Italy Sets Date To Pull Troops Out Of Iraq. Speculation Over Terror Fears As 300 To Leave In Sept
    12 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Italy Sets Date To Pull Troops Out Of Iraq Speculation Over Terror Fears As 300 To Leave In September John Hooper in Rome Saturday July 9, 2005 The Guardian Italy’s prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, yesterday confirmed that he would start pulling his country’s troops out of Iraq within two months. Speaking at the G8 Gleneagles summit, Mr Berlusconi said the withdrawal of the first of Italy’s 3,000 troops would start in September.
    "We will begin withdrawing 300 men in September," he (…)

  • As America Sinks Into The Mud, Iraq’s Neighbors Breathe A Sigh Of Relief
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    As America Sinks Into The Mud, Iraq’s Neighbors Breathe A Sigh Of Relief Writing From London, The Writer Explains That Iraq’s Neighbors, Either Actively Or Passively, Have Been Working Against The Americans Due To The Heavy-Handed Way In Which Washington Has Gone About Its Experiment In Democracy In Baghdad Salah Al-Qallab July 07, 2005 The Americans, and some Iraqis, have accused Iraq’s neighbors of interfering in its internal affairs and of looking to ensnare Washington in a quagmire (…)

  • Editorial: The Second Quarter
    12 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Editorial: The Second Quarter July 12 2005 President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld have all gone out of their way in recent weeks to tell us we’re "winning" the war in Iraq, that the efforts of indigenous Muslims to toss us out of their backyard are in their "final throes" and other such nonsense.
    Some morons still believe them. Presumably, these are the same morons who still believe — despite all evidence to the contrary — that Saddam (…)

  • London. Once again: our deaths - your war
    12 July 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    The bombings which horrified London, like the events of the 11th of March in Madrid, struck at the civilian population of the British capital during the summit meeting of the eight big world powers. An attack on civilians is clearly an act of terrorism, but no-one can fail to understand that these operations are conceived by those who plan them and carry them out as acts of war in response to the actions of the western powers in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine. In this context we wish to (…)