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  • Venezuela will be the last straw engineered by Washington and its anti-christ leader
    5 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    The preparations of war against the democratic Bolivarian revolutionary are getting into the last stages ... Condi Rice has giving the go ahead for a plan to dismantle the democratically-elected government of Venezuela ... and the ferocious head of pigs tactics will begin in Cuba.
    A similar strategy that was used in the Lebanon invasion ... blame Hezbollah and label them as terrorists. At the same time, corner the UN into sanctioning Iran for its peaceful civilian nuclear necessities, (…)

  • On arrival in Venezuela, Chavez announces three important measures
    5 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    On arrival in Venezuela, President Chavez Frias has made several significant announcements. The first is domestic, making August 3 Official Flag Day.
    At a civilian-military parade in la Vela de Coro (Falcon) where Francisco de Miranda landed with the Venezuelan Republic’s independence flag 200 years ago, the President decreed that as of 2007 Flag Day will be on August 3 and not March 12, which the opposition undoubtedly will continue to celebrate by flying its seven-star flag.
    * The (…)

  • Islamist militants from SE Asia joining anti-Israeli missions
    5 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    More than 200 Islamic militants from Southeast Asia have been sent on missions to attack Israel’s interests and countries that support the Jewish state, their leader said yesterday.
    The fighters have been trained to carry out suicide bombings to avenge Israeli military strikes on the Palestinian territories and Lebanon, according to Suaib Didu, chairman of the Jakarta-based ASEAN Muslim Youth Movement (AMYM).
    "We will limit our targets to Israel’s vital interests and those that support (…)

  • Crunch of bone, tear of sinew...
    5 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Not even the redoubtable Roman Legions occupied as many countries or had as much raw killing power as does the "Best Military in the World" (our own definition)that of the United States of America.
    Listening to our generals and admirals one soon finds out that no armed forces on the planet are as brave or intelligent or well trained as we are. Everybody knows that.
    Don’t they?
    We have thousands of expensive jet fighters and bombers which can smash whole neighborhoods to smoldering (…)

  • Chronicle of a premeditated massacre?
    4 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Chronicle of a premeditated massacre?
    Written by Michael Warschawski
    Monday, 31 July 2006
    The following article was written 30 July at 6.00 a.m., an hour before the announcement of the tragic news of the Qana massacre on Israeli radio. Unfortunately, the massacre was already visible in the content of my writing even before hearing the terrible news:
    “In these wars, lives of civilians are not only of very limited value, like in any other war, but considered as a legitimate target, (…)

  • Kevin Zeese Challenges Rep. Cardin on Israel
    4 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    "Time’s glory is to unmask falsehood and bring truth to light." - William Shakespeare
    In an action unprecedented in Maryland politics, Kevin Zeese, an Independent candidate in Maryland for the U.S. Senate, has demanded that an incumbent congressman, who has close ties to the powerful Israel Lobby, break his silence on Israeli wrongdoing. In one of his four “Open Letters” to Rep. Ben Cardin (D-MD), dated July 17, 2006, Zeese requested that the “ardent supporter” of Israel end “his sin of (…)

  • The most unsuccessful war
    4 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    By Ze’ev Sternhell
    No situation can continue to exist for long without an ideological reason. That’s how when once it was clear that it was not achieving its aims, an unsuccessful military campaign was upgraded with the wave of a magic wand to the level of a war of survival. When everyone understood that a moral reason had to be found both for the dimensions of the destruction sowed in Lebanon and the killing of the civilian population there, and for the Israeli dead and wounded (nobody is (…)

  • STOP THE SLAUGHTER! ISRAEL OUT OF LEBANON! STOP ROCKET ATTACKS ON ISRAELI CIVILIANS!
    4 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    The hundreds of civilian casualties and the vast destruction of the infrastructure of Lebanon’s economic and social life by the Israeli armed forces is provoking world-wide indignation and anger. And so it should!
    Does Israel have a right to defend itself from those whose stated political and military objective is to wipe out the Jewish nation? Yes, it has. But, apart from any other considerations, the disparity of power as between Israel and Lebanon, and Israel and the Palestinians, is (…)

  • Palestinian workers’ organizations appeal
    4 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Palestinian workers’ organizations urgent appeal Take Immediate Action to Save Lives and Protect Human Dignity in Palestine and Lebanon
    The Israeli occupying power is waging a ruthless war on Palestine and Lebanon, which resulted in the killing and injuring of thousands of innocent civilians -among them many women and children- and destruction of houses. Israel is acting with the full support of the current leaders of the United States of America which are trying to impose their (…)

  • Lebanon, Syria, Iran & The Coming Imperialist Re-Division of the World
    4 August 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    by Steve Masterson, London, 1st August 2006 steve5masterson@yahoo.co.uk
    The sheer brutality of the butchery of civilians by Israeli WMD - bombs and fighter planes provided by the United States - on Lebanon is firstly a warning to the rest of the world from the United States: `accept US global domination, or else’; and secondly, it is the beginning of a serious struggle for all-out control over Middle- East, Caspian Basin and Central Asian oil and gas. It is not the puppet Israel but (…)