Monthly Archives: November 2012

Greece battles Malaria Comeback after 40 years: A result of the Libyan war?

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The increasing economic crisis and related popular turmoil aren’t the only things Greece has to battle: after having been declared free of malaria almost 40 years ago, the country now does its utmost to prevent the mosquito-borne disease from making a comeback.

According a report published in Eurosurveillance on November 22, outbreaks of locally transmitted malaria since 2011 in the regions of Laconia and East Attica make it urgent to increase surveillance and take mosquito control measures to eliminate the risk of the disease becoming re-established. Continue reading →

Lucy Spraggan: No Illuminati material

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Lucy Spraggan

Lucy Spraggan

Lucy Spraggan, the 21-year-old singer/songwriter from Sheffield – I have to admit that I’ve been rooting for her since the minute I came across her X Factor audition video on YouTube. I haven’t been rooting for her to win the popularity contest that shapes young people to become a tool of the Zionist-controlled entertainment industry; I wished that whatever would happen to make her pull out of the big mistake that she made by entering the competition. Someone that pure simply shouldn’t be fed to the greedy moguls.

I’ve followed her through the first weeks of the UK’s so-called talent show and she didn’t cease to amaze me. Contrary to fellow contestants such as Jade Ellis who was turned into a look-a-like of Illuminati princess Rihanna before being voted off, Spraggan stayed true to her own look, music, guitar and most of all to her simply brilliant and brilliantly simple lyrics. Subsequently, during the 4th week of the live shows, it was announced that she was ordered to pull out of that week’s show on doctor’s orders over ill health. She was given a free pass straight to the next live shows, but when they arrived it turned out that she was forced to pull out of the X Factor for health reasons as per November 4. Continue reading →

Cat appears to come in third in U.S. Senate race: why this is a good idea

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Hank the Cat

Hank the Cat

He has been famous for months now: Hank the Cat, a 10-year-old Main Coon from Springfield, VA, that’s running for Virginia’s U.S. Senate through a pro-feline, job-creation platform. Hank’s write-in campaign started off in early 2012; yet he claims – albeit via his owners – a third-place finish of nearly 7,000 votes.

Unlike past years, there turned out to be no candidate from a known third party listed on the ballot or on the election board website below Democratic Senator-elect Tim Kaine and Republican former Senator George Allen, which made Hank decide to participate in running for the Senate. Apparently thousands of voters didn’t consider this to be a joking matter.

In current online results, Kaine appears to be ahead of Allen by about 180,000 votes – more than enough to make sure that Hank won’t influence the first and second place, but still close enough to make the cat’s vote total something considerable. Continue reading →

Imperialism’s Devilish Dance with Time

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[Updated November 9, 2012] Imagine the following scenario: A handful foreign-sponsored rebels start to try to wreak havoc to the only true democratic system in the world. After failing to succeed in their evil plans, they start to cry for help to the most powerful military alliance in the history of time. It still takes this most powerful military alliance in the history of time more than seven months to bomb the democratic and sovereign country into submission. Subsequently, after hundreds of thousands of casualties and deaths, the country’s resources are robbed and its assets are stolen – stolen to be used in a similar war, with similar purposes, causing similar casualties and deaths.

Imagine this all would happen in a very short period of time – let’s say in one or two weeks – and humanity would be able to fully see through the veil used by the imperialist powers to hide their true intentions. Won’t we all be in constant utter shock and awe over the excessive injustice, the immense crimes and the indescribable suffering that human beings cause to their fellow human beings?

But because these criminal acts are skillfully phased and happen in stages, the conditioned human mind tends to put it into some vague perspective or even to forget.

Our perception of time has become one of the most powerful weapons of mass destruction, as it influences our perception of reality by changing a past reality in our memory to something that equals less actual with less important – no longer actual with no longer important – only to psychologically prepare us for absorbing new shocks, new crimes and new atrocities in a way that disconnects them from the importance and relevance of earlier events.

If we are able to connect the dots and to relate what happened in the past to what is happening in the present, there is no doubt we will be overwhelmed first of all by how all the pieces of the puzzle start falling into places, and subsequently about how incredibly ugly and corrupt the complete image turns out to be – and that we are part of that mess. Continue reading →

The message behind Hugo Chavez’ “Don’t drink Coca Cola”

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July 24, 2012 – During a speech last Sunday, president Hugo Chavez urged Venezuelans to drink fruit juice instead of Coca Cola and other soft drinks. Chavez said people instead should buy Utiva, a grape juice made by Venezuelan company Corpozulia.

As often is the case after a televised speech by the Venezuelan leader, corporate media were quick to criticize the president’s words, this time by stating his warning against Coca Cola was “just an attempt to reduce imports” to the country that lately has become subject of the U.S. presidential election campaign – but there may be more to Chavez’ advice to his people. Continue reading →

Muammar Gaddafi named Richest Man of the 21st Century

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October 20, 2012 – Who still believes in the genuineness of the foreign-orchestrated Libyan “February 17 revolution” should take a look at the list of the world’s 25 wealthiest people of all time, published by the Daily Mail on October 15. The first person on the list who is born in the 20th century and lived in the 21st century is nobody else than a poor Bedouin from the Libyan city of Sirte who used to live in a tent; his parents even lived in a tent until their death. He led a quite simple life himself, as you can see in the video below. Still Muammar Gaddafi, who freed Libya of the corrupt monarchy of King Idris Senussi during a bloodless coup in 1969, managed to end up on the 8th place at the list, before famous names such Bill Gates and Henry Ford.

The list, based on an October 13 publication of Celebrity Net Worth (CNW), claims Gaddafi had “a secret net worth of $200 billion” before “his capture and death in 2011″. Being known as a propaganda outlet, the Daily Mail builds on stories of the Gaddafi family’s extremely luxurious lifestyle, which stories have been circulating widely in the Western media, especially after the beginning of the American-European war against the sovereign country in 2011. Continue reading →

Karma coming back around? Sandy-hit NYC resembles NATO-destroyed Libyan city of Sirte

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October 31, 2012 – While the hurricane Sandy caused destruction currently blows most other news off of the global media’s front pages, the destruction of the Libyan town of Sirte has gone largely unreported by the same media. A reader however pointed out to me that a photo of the NATO-destroyed hometown of Muammar Gaddafi shows surprising similarities with a photo of destroyed homes and businesses in the Rockaway section of the Queens borough of New York City which was hit by Sandy.

Sirte, a coastal town of around 100,000 residents, once was considered to be the center of urban development in Libya but became the target of NATO and its “revolutionary Libyan rebels” soon after the so-called fall of Tripoli in August 2011, not in the least because of its imperturbable loyalty to Muammar Gaddafi and the Jamahiriya government. After weeks of siege and horrifying war crimes committed by NATO and the rebels in the Orwellian version of “protecting civilians”, Sirte’s inhabitants turned into homeless refugees and the city was named the modern day Stalingrad. Continue reading →

Water has a Memory

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Only recently scientists found out that 97% of the human DNA actually isn’t “junk” but has a higher purpose. Empty space was found to be filled with the invisible torsion wave energy at different degrees of concentration. The “junk” DNA turned out to play critical roles in the behaviour of cells, organs and other tissues, which discovery soon will lead to more revolutionary breakthroughs and which will make mankind more aware of their coherence with and influence on others beings and the Whole. Continue reading →

In the Theatre of the Absurd, Libya once again takes Centre Stage

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Is this Abushagur calling the media about Moussa Ibrahim's arrest?

Is this Abushagur calling the media about Moussa Ibrahim’s arrest?

October 23, 2012 – “In the Theatre of the Absurd, anything is possible”, former executive member of the Tripoli based World Mathaba, Gerald A. Perreira, wrote in one of his already historic articles last year. “However, this latest scenario in Libya has taken absurdity to a whole new dimension”, he added.

In his May 2011 article, Perreira referred to the bunch of armed, al-Qaeda affiliated tribesmen who were called “pro-democracy fighters” by mainstream media outlets and who were openly armed and trained by the American and European governments in order to overthrow Libya’s revolutionary Jamahiriya government and to assassinate its symbolic leader Muammar Gaddafi. Little did Perreira know about the new stage of drama the Theatre would bring in 2012…

Almost eighteen months later now, Libya once again took centre stage in the Theatre and once again took absurdity to new extremes when on Saturday the world press as blindly as massively jumped on a Twitter message by the Deputy Prime Minister of the NATO-installed Libyan regime Mustafa Abushagur, which in Arabic language said:

Criminal Moussa Ibrahim was arrested and he is now on his way to Tripoli. Continue reading →

Documentary on Syrian DM’s funeral wins Dutch camera prize

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The daughter of the late Syrian Defense Minister Daoud Rajha at her father's funeral (Reuters)

The daughter of the late Syrian Defense Minister Daoud Rajha at her father’s funeral (Reuters)

October 12, 2012 – On Friday Dutch cameraman Roel Rekko was announced the winner of the Stan Storimans Prize 2012, a prize for cameramen of news programs. Rekko received the award for a documentary he made in Damascus during the funeral of Syrian Defense Minister Daoud Rajha who was killed by a terrorist suicide bomb on July 18.

Despite its length of less than two minutes, the jury considered the report to be “very layered” and therefore worth the prize named after Dutch cameraman Stan Storimans who died in an airstrike on the Georgian city of Gori during the 2008 South Ossetia War. Continue reading →

A train conversation on Syria

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October 3, 2012 – “It is all orchestrated by the U.S. and Turkey”, he says. “They are behind this chaos. World War III already started, people just don’t recognize it. It’s no longer soldiers of one country fighting soldiers of an other country you know.”

“Indeed”, I say, pleasantly surprised. This middle-aged Turkish man next to me on the train in a West-European country isn’t supposed to have an opinion like that. “Nowadays’ wars are fought by foreign mercenaries and supported by many youth and many ignorant that have been brought into the streets to act in fake, corporate-fascist financed ‘revolutions’. Those people have been duped into believing in the sincerity of those fake revolutions by the Zionist and imperialist powers, don’t you think so too?”

The Turkish man, I forgot his exact name but it sounded like Ishafin, nodds at me. “And now that bitch gave them another 45 million dollars!”

I giggle a bit about the word bitch, I know exactly who he means. “Hitlery, Killery“, I say conspiratorial. Continue reading →

“Hacked” Amnesty International blog condemns West arming Syrian terrorists

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amnesty international logoAugust 28, 2012 – Like Reuters a few weeks ago, Amnesty International claims to be hacked on Monday when an article with headline “Amnesty calls on UN to stop the US, Qatar and Turkey funding and arming Syria rebels” condemning the foreign-backed armed insurgents who seek to overthrow the Syrian government appeared on its blog livewire.amnesty.org.

An other article that appeared during the alleged hack contains the testimony of a Bahraini activist who states he “escaped the most oppressive regime in the world”.

The articles have been removed from the blog now, but one of them is still available at breakingnews.sy. Continue reading →

I’m Joan Juliet Buck and I got Duped

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Joan Juliet Buck

Joan Juliet Buck

August 1, 2012 – “Syria is known as the safest country in the Middle East, possibly because, as the State Department’s Web site says, ‘the Syrian government conducts intense physical and electronic surveillance of both Syrian citizens and foreign visitors’. It’s a secular country where women earn as much as men and the Muslim veil is forbidden in universities, a place without bombings, unrest, or kidnappings.* Syria. The name itself sounded sinister, like syringe, or hiss. Syria is a dictatorship, which is the default mode throughout the region.”**

Makes sense? It does in Miss Joan Juliet Buck‘s world – and she isn’t bipolar, as far as I know. Continue reading →

Dutch photographer held hostage in Syria: jihadists, rebels, half-truths and lies

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Dutch photographer Jeroen Oerlemans (ANP)

Dutch photographer Jeroen Oerlemans (ANP)

July 28, 2012 – Jihadists

“They were only foreign jihadists; I don’t think there was one Syrian among them,” Dutch photographer Jeroen Oerlemans says about the group of fighters who captured and held him and British photographer John Cantlie for a week in northern Syria. Referring to them as jihadists, he declares in an interview with journalist Bram Vermeulen in Dutch newspaper NRC: “Those guys are totally independent from the Free Syrian Army. Many of them spoke good English, with Birmingham accents. According to them, a large flow of international fighters have crossed the borders with Syria during the past few weeks.”

Oerlemans, a freelancer with the British agency Panos Pictures, and Cantlie illegally crossed the Syrian border with Turkey on July 19 through a hole in the border fence and climbed up a hill. “John [Cantlie] had entered Syria this way before”, Oerlemans tells NRC, “but where he went left before, we now went right. A Syrian smuggler sent us in that direction. He was constantly on the phone and didn’t speak English, so we couldn’t discuss anything with him. After a while we reached what I thought was a refugee camp – but we walked straight into a group of twenty bearded men who started to yell at us and showed us their Kalashnikovs. We asked them if they were shabiha, Assad forces. ‘You don’t think shabiha would speak English’, a Pakistani-looking guy said to us. There were a few Africans among the group. Many Central-Asians. Foreign jihadists.” Continue reading →

“Friends of Syria” to meet in the Netherlands to proceed with Globalist Plans

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July 20, 2012 – On a yet unknown date in September, the Netherlands will host the next and fourth meeting of the so-called “Friends of Syria” group, a coalition of Western and Arab countries which support the armed terrorists who seek to replace president Assad’s government with a puppet regime. The Dutch Foreign Ministry announced the meeting on Friday, adding its purpose will be “a further improvement of the sanctions against the Syrian regime.”

“Heavy pressure on Syria is now more necessary than ever”, declared Dutch FM Rosenthal in a statement on the Foreign Ministry’s website.

Rosenthal, who will be the president of the meeting which is hosted in his country on the request of Qatar, stated that further sanctions against Syria should be taken “to stop the violence and to initiate a political process”. Other ways to achieve this are “providing support to the [Syrian] opposition” and “providing humanitarian aid”, Rosenthal said. Continue reading →

Put bankers behind bars – says Soros sponsored Avaaz

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July 13, 2012 – Since war is peace, why not pretending you publically throw out the front door what is secretly feeding you through the back door? A similar thought must have crossed global civic organization Avaaz‘ mind when it launched its latest petition Put bankers behind bars on July 10.

Everyone who signs the petition, declares to the European Commission, European Parliament and Member States to be “concerned about the wave of banking crises that are affecting our economies and our livelihoods” and calls on these institutions to “take action to ensure that bankers are held responsible”, which according to you only can be done “by introducing strong legislation against market abuse, including criminal sanctions for bankers who ride roughshod over regulations or break our laws.”

Doesn’t this sound like a wonderful, laudable, genuinely well intentioned action, particularly when we take in consideration that bankers and corporate-financier interests are indeed at the root of the West’s current financial crisis? Continue reading →

White House pulls ambassador-nominee to the Netherlands accused of drunk driving

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Timothy M. Broas

Timothy M. Broas

June 30, 2012 – American lawyer Timothy M. Broas will not be the new ambassador to the Netherlands, the White House announced on Thursday night.

The White House gave no reason for the move. A spokesperson said the Washington attorney “withdrew his nomination for personal reasons” and declined to comment further.

But according to iWatch News, Broas’ nomination has been withdrawn “following charges of drunk driving and resisting arrest in suburban Maryland earlier last week”:

Court records show that Broas, 58, was pulled over by police on June 19 at 1:18 AM on Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase and charged with “attempting to drive [a] vehicle while under the influence of alcohol”.

He was ticketed for driving 47 miles per hour in a 35 mile per hour zone. He also faces a criminal charge of resisting arrest, according to Montgomery County District Court records. Continue reading →

Dutch Amnesty International launches propaganda campaign to make “Putin stop Assad”

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June 27, 2012 – In yet another politically-motivated move, the Dutch branch of Amnesty International has launched a petition campaign urging Russian president Putin to demand Syrian president Bashar al-Assad to stop what Amnesty describes as the “systematical use of horrible violence by Syrian government troops and militias in towns and villages”.

The site writes in Dutch language: People are dragged out of their houses and are summarily executed. Prisoners are tortured, sometimes to death. The Syrian army surrounds cities and incessantly bombs and shells them. There also took dozens of massacres place in which children were murdered in cold blood. This violence has to stop now!

Russia blocks the UN Security Council and thus prevents any possible solution. Russia continues to supply arms to the Syrian regime. Russia is against the departure of president Assad, against military intervention and against an arms embargo.

Ask Russian president Putin to take responsibility and to use his influence to end the violence in Syria! Continue reading →

U.S. authorities able to access fingerprints of all Dutch citizens

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June 8, 2012 – Stored fingerprints and photographs from Dutch passports could be confiscated by authorities in the United States. Dutch Home Affairs Minister, Liesbeth Spies, considers this as a real possibility because the Dutch passports are produced by an American company. Via the Patriot Act, the Dutch biometric data can be claimed. Gerard Schouw, MP of the Dutch D66 – D(emocrats since 19)66 – party, says the Minister should take action.

The fingerprints and facial scans from the passports and identity cards of all Dutch citizens are not stored safely, Minister Spies acknowledges in response to parliamentary questions by Gerard Schouw. The D66 MP already asked these questions in Parliament in February. Spies now admits that the database full of fingerprints and photographs of the Haarlem-based company Morpho B.V. “in theory” can end up in the hands of the U.S. government. Continue reading →

Cannes Film Festival makes exception to show Libya propaganda documentary

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Bernard-Henri Lévy

Bernard-Henri Lévy

June 1, 2012 – This year’s Cannes Film Festival, held between May 16 and May 27, has added a documentary essay on last year’s U.S.-European war against Libya to its official selection. The selection for the 65th film marathon on Cote d’Azur was already made in April, but the organizers decided last minute that the documentary “The Oath of Tobruk” (“Le Serment de Tobrouk”) by French reporter and philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy should be added and receive a special screening.

The French-languaged documentary which is co-produced by the French-German culture channel Arte, has been filmed during the entire eight months of the criminal NATO attack on the soevereign country and focusses on the support the Libyan Al Qaeda-rebels (called “revolutionaries” in the documentary) received from France, the U.S. and the U.K. Lévy also shot parts of the film in Paris, New York and London to show “how the determination of the rebels altered the course of history in their country”.

“The selection of The Oath of Tobruk reminds us that a film can represent a passing of the torch between people inspired by a shared love of freedom,” says the festival’s statement. Continue reading →