Posted by Martin C. Fox on May 17, 2012
The House has passed H.R. 4133, an AIPAC designed, Israel firster dream bill. Ron Paul and John Dingell are the only reps that voted no in a limited debate, quick vote session. There must be enough Muslims in Michigan to negate AIPAC. Hmm… they are not so bad after all! The bill, in a nutshell, obligates US to keeping the Israel defenses up to date, supplying a $1Billion missile defense system and has language that supports Israel’s membership in NATO. We are of course obligated to defend fellow NATO members in time of (Iranian) war. A major reason for the bill no doubt. Defend Israel by ourselves because the US essentially is NATO. The other members ran out of ammo playing in the Libyan sandbox. We are to veto any resolutions, presumably the UN variety, critical of Israel. The validity of the criticism is apparently irrelevant. Demand your Senators to kill this. Mine won’t. Casey and Toomey are empire builders and not unfamiliar with the taste of Israeli boot leather. The House once again kneels before President Netanyahu. No doubt the other 101 lackeys in Washington will also. See Philip Giraldi here.
Be seeing you
Posted in Empire Building | Tagged: AIPAC, H.R. 4133, NATO, Netanyahu, Ron Paul, Senator Casey, senator Toomey | Leave a Comment »
Posted by Martin C. Fox on January 7, 2012
I was about to visit Michael Gerson after his last tirade but that would get boring. Gerson’s obedient regurgitating of the Neo-Con war party dogma gets boring fast. Richard Cohen came to his rescue last week. Here. Cohen makes many accusations and I will try to intelligently respond where I can.
Cohen says RP would have let Nazi Germany take over Europe because he is “isolationist”. There are some that believe that if the U.S. had not entered WWI there would have been a stalemate. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in War Party | Tagged: Isolationist, NATO, neo-con, Richard Cohen, Ron Paul, UN, war party | 2 Comments »
Posted by Martin C. Fox on September 8, 2011
Peter Dale Scott contends that Norway’s Breivik did not act alone, contrary to the official explanation. This is an extremely deep and convoluted story and I have just scraped the surface, but here goes.
The opener:
Mr, Scott begins by examining the composition of Breivik’s texts and videos as well as his use of an ammonium nitrate bomb. His contention that Breivik could not finance nor produce the quality of work by himself. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Government Sponsored Terrorism | Tagged: Al Qaeda, Anders Breivik, Cheney, CIA, Far West LLC, Gladio, Halliburton, Knights Templar, NATO, Nick Gregor | Leave a Comment »