here you can travel thru the ideas surrounding the saudi oil attacks, like for example, how is it that the empire can't tell you what they advertise they can, and how is it that 'our' fantastic weapons didn't prevent the attack;

The devastating blitz on Saudi Arabia’s oil industry has led to a flurry of accusations from US officials blaming Iran. The reason for the finger-pointing is simple: Washington’s spectacular failure to protect its Saudi ally.

The Trump administration needs to scapegoat Iran for the latest military assault on Saudi Arabia because to acknowledge that the Houthi rebels mounted such an audacious assault on the oil kingdom’s heartland would be an admission of American inadequacy.

Saudi Arabia has spent billions of dollars in recent years purchasing US Patriot missile defense systems and supposedly cutting-edge radar technology from the Pentagon. If the Yemeni rebels can fly combat drones up to 1,000 kilometers into Saudi territory and knock out the linchpin production sites in the kingdom’s oil industry, then that should be a matter of huge embarrassment for US “protectors.”..........https://www.rt.com/op-ed/468935-saudi-oil-field-drone-attack/

in this post you can discover that the 'controllers' admit their goals of making you believe their lies;

controlling "exactly what people think" is the job of the media, MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski boldly declared Wednesday morning.

While discussing President Trump's entreaties to the American people to remain skeptical of the press, Bzezinski worried that if the economy turns south, Americans may end up trusting him over the media. 

"And it could be that while unemployment and the economy worsens, he could have undermined the messaging so much that he can actually control exactly what people think," Brzezinski said. "And that, that is our job."

SCARBOROUGH: "Exactly. That is exactly what I hear. What Yamiche said is what I hear from all the Trump supporters that I talk to who were Trump voters and are still Trump supporters. They go, 'Yeah you guys are going crazy. He's doing -- what are you so surprised about? He is doing exactly what he said he is going to do.'"

BRZEZINSKI: "Well, I think that the dangerous, you know, edges here are that he is trying to undermine the media and trying to make up his own facts. And it could be that while unemployment and the economy worsens, he could have undermined the messaging so much that he can actually control exactly what people think. And that, that is our job."

The comment failed to raise any eyebrows from her co-panelists. Instead, her co-host, Joe Scarborough, said that Trump's media antagonism puts him on par with Mussolini and Lenin.

SCARBOROUGH: "It’s the -- it's the ground noise that he is throwing out there also, whether he is questioning, Mark, the legitimacy of federal judges to do what they have done since Marbury v. Madison. It's when he says the media is the, quote --"

BRZEZINSKI: "Enemy."

SCARBOROUGH: "-- 'enemy of the people', where he sounds like Mussolini or Lenin which obviously causes concern that phrase right there makes him sound more like a dictator in training, when he sends Stephen Miller out and says, basically the president has absolute power, he shall not be questioned."

Scarborough also accused Trump's base of having a "blind spot" on the issue of illegal immigration. 

"We have an economy, let’s face it, we have an economy that is built on illegal immigration," Scarborough said. "We have an economy that is built on that. That is why I say why don’t you just legalize it?"..........https://news.grabien.com/story-brzezinski-our-job-control-exactly-what-people-think

current events as seen by the politically correct;

rolling stones paint it black on an instrument you've never seen before, i'd bet;


https://youtu.be/BjoVOLHe75U

read this and you'll discover the holohoax is more hoax than you've begun to learn;

Goebbels maintained a detailed personal diary that included reflections on all aspects of the war and operations. The diaries are extensive, encompassing 29 volumes of roughly 500 pages each, written in German.

Near the end of the regime, Goebbels gave orders that his diaries were to be copied for safekeeping using the new technique of microfilm. A special darkroom was created in Goebbels’s apartment in central Berlin, and Goebbels’s stenographer, Richard Otte, supervised the work.

Boxes of glass plates containing his microfilmed diaries were sent in April 1945 to Potsdam, just West of Berlin, where they were buried. The original handwritten and typed diaries were packed and stored in the Reich Chancellery. Portions were published thereafter.

Boxes of glass-plate microfiche at Potsdam were discovered by the Soviets and shipped to Moscow, where they sat unopened for decades. In 1992, German historian Elke Fröhlich discovered the plates, and the full and complete diary was published in German between 1992 and 1995...........https://www.winterwatch.net/2019/09/joseph-goebbels-diaries-reveal-inconvenient-truths-that-challenge-conventional-narratives/

this writer speaks lots of feasible speculation around the saudi oil facility attack, and as many suspect, he targets israel, so i guess you'll have to call him an anti-semite, eh;

VT has pinged all of its sources, and the consensus is a question. How could a swarm missile/drone attack get through the air defenses of the Saudis who spent big money for them?

If the incoming missiles were tracked, why was the tracking not printed out for proof, as the Iranians did in their shootdown of the US drone over the Gulf – something that most Americans have never seen or heard because US media blacked it out?

The Houthis were quick this morning for claiming full credit for the attack, and even warning foreigners to stay away from ARAMCO facilities, as they have promised more attacks, stating that Saudi Arabia has no way of stopping them.

There is also the possibility that the Houthis did launch an attack and someone else took advantage to attack as well to make sure the damage was huge and to blame on Iran to stimulate a US retaliation.

Gosh, what part of the Mideast would do something like that? On Gordon’s list is the Israelis, not because he is mean, but because they have the F-35, and they might be using their stealth capabilities to have them called drone attacks.

As Gordon has published before, the F-35 cannot carry a large weapons load, but can do fine when taking out the four Iran warehouses on the al-Bakumal border area. Who stands to gain the most by stirring the war pot now, just before the Israeli elections?… .........https://www.veteranstoday.com/2019/09/16/neo-the-strange-case-of-the-burning-saudi-refineries/

the lynchings are out in the open these days same as they were when it was negro's being framed;

On Sunday, President Trump was suggesting that a US response to the drone strikes in Saudi Arabia were pending Saudi Arabia’s determination of who was responsible. By Monday, US officials were instructing Saudi Arabia to determine Iran was to blame.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was already blaming Iran by Sunday morning, and others are talking up using this as a pretext for military action. Blaming Iran was only a matter of time, whether the Saudis blamed Iran to try to lure them into a war, or were instructed to do so.

Iran has denied any involvement in the drone attacks, and Yemen’s Houthi movement has said it was them, not Iran. US officials have appeared uninterested in the Houthis being responsible, however, and Iran was selected as the preferred choice.

Either way, Saudi Arabia’s huge military, the world’s third largest in spending behind only the US and China, appears totally incapable of defending itself from off-the-shelf drones with explosives strapped to them, and somehow this has become something the US has to do something about.

At least that’s the position of Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, who says the US needs to “defend the international order,” and is dutifully saying they need to defend the order from Iran.

President Trump, on the other hand, suggested that he’s not immediately looking for a war, and that he’s told Saudi Arabia that if the US is to get involved in any conflict, the Saudis are not only going to have to take a lead role, but will also have to pay for US operations.

Trump mostly echoed other officials on the US readiness, while insisting that he doesn’t want a war. Other administration officials are mostly speaking of the military option as virtually a foregone conclusion, even as Trump insists they aren’t even looking at options yet.......https://news.antiwar.com/2019/09/16/us-tells-saudi-arabia-iran-is-to-blame-for-drone-attacks/