Puppet Masters
Enter Otzma Yehudit, or the Jewish Power party.
Otzma Yehudit is strongly influenced by the late Rabbi Meir Kahane, whose virulently anti-Palestinian Kach party was barred from Israeli elections more than 30 years ago. Since being proscribed, Kach has been declared a terrorist organization in most western countries, including the United States, Canada and the European Union.
Most of the leadership of Jewish Power had previously been involved with Kach, including its current leader, Itamar Ben Gvir, who held a position in Kahane's movement in his student days. Jewish Power's former leader and current chair, Michael Ben Ari, has been banned from entering the US because of his links to Jewish terrorism.
Nonetheless, Netanyahu is widely reported to have offered sweeteners to get Jewish Power and two other extreme right parties to establish a new alliance called Religious Zionism.
Miller, who had been the director of the National Counterterrorism Center until Trump picked him to head the Pentagon after he fired Mark Esper in November 2020, said that there was seemingly a "cause-and-effect" between Trump's speech and the riot.
Miller was asked if he thought the former president was "responsible" for the riot on Jan. 6, which was preceded by Trump encouraging hundreds of supporters gathered near the White House to march down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol where Congress was certifying President Biden's win.
Comment:
'"I don't know, but it seems cause-and-effect, yeah."'One would think a cursory fact check would be in order before saying something inflammatory.
The statement by Miller is disingenuous to say the least. Multiple compiled timelines show the crowd surrounding the Capitol were assembling before Trump finished his address. Given the 45-minute walk between the Ellipse and the Capitol, how could his speech be incitement? And for the theory that it was heard by cellphone? There is also multiple testimony that cell phone reception was poor to non-existent on that day.
- "Incitement" timeline debunked as ex-Capitol police Chief says Pelosi & McConnell's Sergeants-at-Arms refused security measures
- Capitol siege: Four vets give firsthand account on Thursday's protest at US Capitol
- Journalist A.J. Cooke: I covered the Capitol Protest- there were NO riots
- WaPo using debunked reporting to issue false pro-Pelosi 'fact-check' on Capitol riots actions
- FBI official admits no guns were recovered from protesters arrested inside Capitol Building
- Tucker: What we STILL don't know about the Capitol riot - and what we DO know
Just last week, the FBI confessed to Congress - and not without prodding from Senator Ron Johnson - that no guns had actually been recovered or confiscated on Capitol grounds. That admission corroborates the thorough review by AmGreatness's Julie Kelly of more than 200 DOJ charging documents, and whose conclusion went completely unmentioned by either FBI Director Chris Wray or incoming Attorney General Merrick Garland in their fire-and-brimstone assessments of the deadly threat MAGA protesters posed that day.
With the "Guns at Capitol" meme down, only two serious, terroristic plots implicating MAGA on 1/6 remain. One is the "guns & bombs stashed in cars and outside the city" plots, principally related to the Oath Keepers, which has been the subject of an exhaustive forthcoming Revolver News investigation; the other is this eagerly-hyped "pipe bomb" plot.
These relics, with dramatic block fonts and red highlights, are cool pieces of history. Not so cool: the writing! Soviet newspapers were wrought with such anvil shamelessness that it's difficult to imagine anyone ever read them without laughing. A good Soviet could write almost any Pravda headline in advance. What else but "A Mighty Demonstration of the Union of the Party and the People" fit the day after Supreme Soviet elections? What news could come from the Spanish civil war but "Success of the Republican Fleet?" Who could earn an obit headline but a "Faithful Son of the Party"?
Reality in Soviet news was 100% binary, with all people either heroes or villains, and the villains all in league with one another (an SR was no better than a fascist or a "Right-Trotskyite Bandit," a kind of proto-horseshoe theory). Other ideas were not represented, except to be attacked and deconstructed. Also, since anything good was all good, politicians were not described as people at all but paragons of limitless virtue — 95% of most issues of Pravda or Izvestia were just names of party leaders surrounded by lists of applause-words, like "glittering," "full-hearted," "wise," "mighty," "courageous," "in complete moral-political union with the people," etc.
The claim is often made that President George W. Bush's war on terror, which produced legislation that was employed to attack Iraq in 2003, eventually morphed into the worst foreign policy mistake in U.S. history when that conflict destabilized the entire region and led to an American multifront military engagement that now appears permanent. Few of those in the policymaking business appreciated that by turning "terrorism" into an especially invidious form of evil allowing governments to arrest or even assassinate without due process and bomb civilians if they fit a profile, Pandora's box was being opened to expand that authority to commit other heinous abuses of authority.
Jim Bovard has described how post 9/11 there were hundreds of arrests for no good reason, in some cases only because someone had a name or countenance that appeared to be "Arabic." Congressman Ron Paul and a handful of others observed at the time that the legislation would inevitably be used against domestic enemies of the state as well as against foreign or foreign-linked groups, meaning that the real damage done by the Patriot Act, the Authorization to Use Military Force (AUMF) and the Military Commissions Act would be felt somewhere down the road, possibly at a point where the original objective of the legislation would be more or less forgotten.
Comment: It sounds like any protest that smells like populism, anti-globalism, etc. - will be quickly designated as some form of "domestic terrorism" and promptly responded to with extreme measures. And what better way to crush dissent over totalitarian and life-crushing policies than to label and then persecute anyone who disagrees as some kind of terrorist.

John Finucane, a Sinn Féin MP for North Belfast and Patrick Finucane’s son, welcomed the decision.
Finucane, who represented a number of high-profile republicans, was shot dead in front of his family by loyalist gunmen in one of the most notorious killings of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
The council, which oversees the European court of human rights (ECHR), made the announcement on Friday after the UK government's decision last November not to hold a public inquiry. It followed a meeting of the Council of Europe attended by representatives of the 47 member states.
"The committee of ministers decided to reopen its consideration of the Finucane case in order to supervise the ongoing measures to ensure that they are adequate, sufficient and proceed in a timely manner," it said in a statement.
Comment: See also:
- License to kill for Britain's secret service defines UK as a police state
- UK tribunal rules that MI5 informants DO have a 'Licence to KILL'
- Behind the Headlines: British Terror in Ireland - Interview with Anne Cadwallader
- Crimes of Britain: A deadly history of collusion with terrorists
"You Know Nothing": US/UK 'pseudo-specialists' have no idea what's going on inside country - Kremlin
That's according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who was responding to an article in the Financial Times (FT) that claimed Russian security forces influence decisions taken by the head of state, President Vladimir Putin.
"To our regret, the degree of understanding of the real processes in our country has decreased," Peskov said on Friday. "We are ready to patiently explain to those who wish to know what is going on."
He also accused "Anglo-Saxon" media of "significantly lowering" the qualifications needed to become an expert on Russia, slamming them as "pseudo-specialists."
Comment: See also:
- Kremlin's Peskov gives perfect take on Mueller report: 'Hard to find a black cat in a dark room, if it isn't there'
- Propaganda failing: Polling company IFop finds 50% of Western citizens don't buy media claims about Russia
- Coordinated NATO Propaganda Blitz Against Russia & China Takes Hypocrisy Into Twilight Zone
Speculation is growing in Tanzania about the mystery whereabouts of the country's coronavirus-denying president after he failed to appear in public for more than a week.
John Magufuli was last seen on 27 February at his secretary of state's swearing-in ceremony at the State House government offices in Dar es Salaam.
"Which way I fly is hell; myself am hell; And in the lowest deep a lower deep, Still threat'ning to devour me, opens wide, To which the hell I suffer seems a heaven." (IV, 75-79) Paradise Lost, John Milton
What's going on in Israel? Has anyone figured it out yet?
Isn't Israel the most vaccinated country in the world?
It is.
Haven't half of all Israelis already been vaccinated?
Yes, they have.
Haven't 90% of all Israelis over 60 (the age-group most likely to die from Covid) already been vaccinated?
Yes.
Then how did "Israel manage to double the number of deaths it accumulated in the prior ten months of the pandemic"..."within two months of intensive inoculation with the Pfizer vaccine"?
Comment: See also:
- Pfizer CEO Admits Israel's Exclusive Use of mRNA Vaccine Makes it 'World's Lab' as Covid-19 Mortality Rate Spikes
- What Moderna isn't telling us about their new mRNA COVID-19 vaccine
- What Pfizer/BioNTech Isn't Telling us About The New mRNA COVID-19 Vaccine
- DNA, mRNA vaccines of the future!














Comment: It seems many countries are 'moving the bar' towards total domination under the auspices of a particular ideal, cause or agenda. Israel, consistent in nudging their mark, offers a case in point.