twelve minute video with tucker carlson doing a fine job of dismantling the arguments of the zionists;
https://youtu.be/I2QJ_tp_Rto
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
the thin blue line gets more absurd every day;
Freeport, IL — Shaquille Dukes, 24, was admitted to the hospital earlier this month with double pneumonia and trying to make a recovery when his hospital visit took a turn for the worse thanks to police. While listening to the doctor’s orders and taking a walk outside — like people do in hospitals every day across the county — Dukes was accused of attempting to steal the IV equipment that was still attached to his arm, and he was arrested...........https://thefreethoughtproject.com/innocent-patient-arrested-stealing-iv/
Freeport, IL — Shaquille Dukes, 24, was admitted to the hospital earlier this month with double pneumonia and trying to make a recovery when his hospital visit took a turn for the worse thanks to police. While listening to the doctor’s orders and taking a walk outside — like people do in hospitals every day across the county — Dukes was accused of attempting to steal the IV equipment that was still attached to his arm, and he was arrested...........https://thefreethoughtproject.com/innocent-patient-arrested-stealing-iv/
whatever you do, don't mention israel;
Yesterday Nancy Pelosi asked a very pointed question on CNN, Why is Trump threatening a war with Iran?
The president is famously transactional; and I believe that $177 million explains Trump giving the Adelsons, who love Israel, one gift after another, from moving the Embassy, to defunding UNRWA, to recognizing the Golan Heights as Israeli territory, to destroying the Iran deal. If only Russia had such influence! No wonder Trump is said to be considering a “tactical” assault on Iran. A lot like the “tactical” nuke Adelson pushed in 2013..........http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=190485
Yesterday Nancy Pelosi asked a very pointed question on CNN, Why is Trump threatening a war with Iran?
[W]hat
is his motivation? What is their motivation to be provocative with the
Iranians? Why did the president turn his back on the Iranian nuclear
agreement? What’s the logic except some other issue — that it was
negotiated by President Obama? We had so many national security experts,
whether they were ambassadors, generals, admirals and all the rest
supporting the agreement as well, so it had official, diplomatic,
national security, technical, nuclear, et cetera support along the way.
So why?
So, then he
comes in and does — undoes that and inflames the U.S.-Iran issue. Why?
What is the purpose?… I think he probably knows there’s no appetite for
war among the American people.
There seems to me a very obvious answer to this question. Sheldon and Miriam Adelson. Adelson called on the last president,
Barack Obama, to nuke Iran in 2013 rather than negotiate with Iran, and
Obama ignored the advice. But Trump can’t ignore Adelson. Adelson and
his wife Miriam gave $177 million to Donald Trump’s campaign and Republican causes
in 2016-2018, making them his biggest donors by far; and Trump surely
regards Adelson as his best hope for securing a second term, and for
keeping him out of jail, too…The president is famously transactional; and I believe that $177 million explains Trump giving the Adelsons, who love Israel, one gift after another, from moving the Embassy, to defunding UNRWA, to recognizing the Golan Heights as Israeli territory, to destroying the Iran deal. If only Russia had such influence! No wonder Trump is said to be considering a “tactical” assault on Iran. A lot like the “tactical” nuke Adelson pushed in 2013..........http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=190485
giraldi, a former cia employee, speaks here about trump, his record and his focus on iran;
I
confess to being mystified by those Americans who lean conservative,
like myself, who continue to think that President Donald J. Trump is
somehow doing a good job. To be sure, the economy continues to add
mostly low paying jobs but claims that the new tax law benefits the
middle class are a bit hard to swallow as the elimination of a whole
category of deductions for state and local taxes means that I and many
other middle-income types will be paying more. And there are whole
policy-categories where the Trump record is appalling, to include the
federal deficit, trade disputes that are alienating friends and allies,
and sheer obstinate idiocy regarding the environment and climate change.
Meanwhile, the president’s unrelenting moronic tweets and ridicule of
critics have demeaned the office that he holds and made him look like a
buffoon.
But
Trump was not elected necessarily to create jobs or provide clean water,
to make international trade more fair, or to pay attention to the
weather. He was elected on two issues. The first was immigration, which
energized folks in working class communities who were watching the
America they grew up and the jobs that sustained it disappear in a
confrontation with an unassimilable wave of mostly Latin American
illegal immigrants. Trump promised to put a stop to the flow of
immigrants across the border by building a wall if necessary while also
catching and deporting illegals currently in the country.
The
second issue was foreign policy, and more specifically the termination
of the never-ending war legacy that Trump inherited from George W. Bush
and Barack Obama, which motivated people like myself to vote for him. He
exploited legitimate concerns over “Hillary the Hawk” and promised to
disengage from existing conflicts in Afghanistan and Syria while
more-or-less pledging not to get involved in further democracy promotion
or regime change..........http://www.unz.com/pgiraldi/how-to-start-an-unnecessary-war/
caitlin speaks to those who don't fall to the matrix here in this article;
If you are reading this, it’s most likely the result of a series of events in your life which have drawn your interest and attention to the fact that our world is quite a bit different from what we’ve been told by our school teachers, by the news media, by Hollywood, and by politicians.
At some point, for whatever reason, you’ve come to realize that the consensus narratives in our society about what’s going on are false. The tools that people are taught to use to inform themselves about their government, their nation and their world are not just full of inaccuracies, but deliberate distortions, ranging from the reasons we’re given for why wars are started, to the way our political systems work, to where real power and authority actually lies, to the way nations and governments actually behave in the world.
This awareness has come with a degree of alienation. Not buying into the same consensus narratives about the world as your friends, loved ones and peers comes with an inability to relate to them on some levels, which can cause you to feel a lack of intimacy in those areas. You may have also found yourself the odd one out in conversations about politics or other controversial issues, maybe even lost old friends over it.
But you kept going anyway. For some of us, it’s more important to be true to the truth than it is to fit in. You’re one of those people........https://www.lewrockwell.com/2019/06/no_author/you-are-fighting-in-the-most-important-battle-of-all-time/
If you are reading this, it’s most likely the result of a series of events in your life which have drawn your interest and attention to the fact that our world is quite a bit different from what we’ve been told by our school teachers, by the news media, by Hollywood, and by politicians.
At some point, for whatever reason, you’ve come to realize that the consensus narratives in our society about what’s going on are false. The tools that people are taught to use to inform themselves about their government, their nation and their world are not just full of inaccuracies, but deliberate distortions, ranging from the reasons we’re given for why wars are started, to the way our political systems work, to where real power and authority actually lies, to the way nations and governments actually behave in the world.
This awareness has come with a degree of alienation. Not buying into the same consensus narratives about the world as your friends, loved ones and peers comes with an inability to relate to them on some levels, which can cause you to feel a lack of intimacy in those areas. You may have also found yourself the odd one out in conversations about politics or other controversial issues, maybe even lost old friends over it.
But you kept going anyway. For some of us, it’s more important to be true to the truth than it is to fit in. You’re one of those people........https://www.lewrockwell.com/2019/06/no_author/you-are-fighting-in-the-most-important-battle-of-all-time/
pcr speaks herein of the nature of americans, that you won't necessarily like;
Be Wary of Undue Optimism
Paul Craig Roberts
Caitlin Johnstone, one of my favorite commentators whose columns I often repost, apparently has felt some pressure from some readers for a bit of optimism. She found it in the “underlying goodness” of Americans who must be deceived into war. If Americans were really bad, she says, they would not have to be deceived and manipulated into going to war. She concludes that the fact that they are deceived and manipulated means that it is not their fault. As Caitlin puts it, “We must be vigilant in directing our anger at the manipulators and not the manipulated. It’s always the conman’s fault, never the victim.” Thus does she absolve Americans for any responsibility for the massive crimes their country has committed against other peoples. https://caitlinjohnstone.com/2019/06/22/the-fact-that-americans-need-to-be-deceived-into-war-proves-their-underlying-goodness/
This will go down well with most Americans as long as it only applies to the US. But what if she made this same case in behalf of the Germans during the Third Reich? She would be thoroughly denounced and demonized.
The column is not one of Caitlin’s best. It is always more comfortable to blame others than ourselves. Before writing this column, Caitlin might have benefitted from recalling the old adage: “Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.”
What Caitlin overlooks is that there is something desperately wrong with Americans that they can be consistently fooled again, and again, and again, and yet again, and never catch on. Their gullibility is especially difficult to comprehend in face of the 21st century’s concentrated dose of deceptions—9/11, Afghanistan, Saddan Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction, Assad’s use of chemical weapons, Iranian nukes, Russian invasions, MH-17, the long list of lies about Gaddafi, the bombings of Pakistan, Maduro starving his own people–one deception rapidldy following the other and never does a doubt arise in the good Americans’ minds.
Before accusing me of being a male chauvinist for “attacking a woman,” rest assured that Caitlin can take care of herself. .......https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2019/06/24/be-wary-of-undue-optimism/
Be Wary of Undue Optimism
Paul Craig Roberts
Caitlin Johnstone, one of my favorite commentators whose columns I often repost, apparently has felt some pressure from some readers for a bit of optimism. She found it in the “underlying goodness” of Americans who must be deceived into war. If Americans were really bad, she says, they would not have to be deceived and manipulated into going to war. She concludes that the fact that they are deceived and manipulated means that it is not their fault. As Caitlin puts it, “We must be vigilant in directing our anger at the manipulators and not the manipulated. It’s always the conman’s fault, never the victim.” Thus does she absolve Americans for any responsibility for the massive crimes their country has committed against other peoples. https://caitlinjohnstone.com/2019/06/22/the-fact-that-americans-need-to-be-deceived-into-war-proves-their-underlying-goodness/
This will go down well with most Americans as long as it only applies to the US. But what if she made this same case in behalf of the Germans during the Third Reich? She would be thoroughly denounced and demonized.
The column is not one of Caitlin’s best. It is always more comfortable to blame others than ourselves. Before writing this column, Caitlin might have benefitted from recalling the old adage: “Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.”
What Caitlin overlooks is that there is something desperately wrong with Americans that they can be consistently fooled again, and again, and again, and yet again, and never catch on. Their gullibility is especially difficult to comprehend in face of the 21st century’s concentrated dose of deceptions—9/11, Afghanistan, Saddan Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction, Assad’s use of chemical weapons, Iranian nukes, Russian invasions, MH-17, the long list of lies about Gaddafi, the bombings of Pakistan, Maduro starving his own people–one deception rapidldy following the other and never does a doubt arise in the good Americans’ minds.
Before accusing me of being a male chauvinist for “attacking a woman,” rest assured that Caitlin can take care of herself. .......https://www.paulcraigroberts.org/2019/06/24/be-wary-of-undue-optimism/
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