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Steven Seagal: "Mass shootings are engineered"

Jake Anderson
Anti-Media
Thu, 08 Oct 2015 21:23 UTC
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There are few issues right now more contentious than gun control. One of these issues happens to be "false flag" operations. Actor Steven Seagal has previously sounded off on both. In an interview with RT, the action star-turned second amendment fundamentalist claimed "a lot" of domestic shootings in America were "engineered" in order to drum up support for gun control legislation.


In the video, Steven Seagal speaks forthrightly about his belief that there is a concerted effort by the government to violate our rights as part of an assault on the constitution:

"I believe in the second amendment and our constitution more than anything in the world, and I think that Adolf Hitler - for example — when he wanted to annihilate the people of Germany — the first thing he did was to take away their guns.

And the right to bear arms wasn't just to protect the people from foreign invaders, it was to protect them from evil governments, and anyone that would violate their inherited rights as human beings."

He continues, "I believe that, and I hate to say this, a lot of these mass murders and all this funny stuff that's going on, I believe a lot of this is engineered."

Comment: Steven Seagal isn't the only one who thinks these shootings are engineered. The technology to create controlled mass shooters or programmed assassins has been in the works since World War 2. Google The Greenbaum Speech or MKULTRA for more information.

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U.S. warships approaching Chinese territory - China draws a line, attempts to calm tensions


Sputnik
Sun, 18 Oct 2015 21:14 UTC
Gen. Fan Changlong
© APGen. Fan Changlong, vice chairman of China’s Central Military Commission, which controls China’s armed forces, said on Saturday that the country will do its utmost to avoid unexpected conflicts.
China is making efforts to soothe tensions over the South China Sea, saying it will avoid the use of force in the region as the US contemplates sending warships near the disputed territory.

Speaking at the Xiangshan regional defense forum in Beijing, Fan Changlong, vice-chairman of China's Central Military Commission, vowed that the country would "never recklessly resort to the use of force, even on issues bearing on sovereignty".

"We have done our utmost to avoid unexpected conflicts," he added.

Comment: Also see: Understanding conflict in the Asia Pacific: The Empire of Chaos vs. a Rising China

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Russian airstrikes help Syrian Army liberate four key regions near Aleppo


Sputnik
Sun, 18 Oct 2015 21:10 UTC
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The Syrian army, backed by Russian forces, has successfully pushed back militants from four key regions in Southwest Aleppo.

Syrian military officials reported army and popular forces, backed by Russian air support, took control of southeastern territories of the northern province of Aleppo after killing and wounding dozens of terrorists in the liberation operation.

The Syrian Armed Forces stated that their troops' operations were successful in Balas, al-Zahmoul hill, al-Dabaghat, and al-Shahid hill, and led to the town of al-Huwayjinah and its surrounding areas' full recapture.

Comment: And compare the above to: Russian military discovering that US airstrikes in Syria targeted civilians

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Russian military discovering that US airstrikes in Syria targeted civilians


TASS
Fri, 16 Oct 2015 00:00 UTC
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This territory has never been in the hands of the Islamic State, deputy chief of the Russian General Staff Andrey Kartapolov points out

Traces of airstrikes against household buildings have been found at the Syria-Jordan border, where Russian warplanes have performed no missions, deputy chief of the Russian General Staff Andrey Kartapolov said on Friday.

"We have spotted ruins of household buildings destroyed by bombing near the settlement of Kherbet Ghazala at the Syrian-Jordan border," he told a briefing for foreign military attaches and journalists.

"Russian warplanes have never performed any missions there and, as far as we know, the Syrian aviation has not been used there either," he stressed. "This territory has never been in the hands of the Islamic State. Moreover, this area has been controlled by the Free Syrian Army since 2013."

He demonstrated photos of the area featuring bomb-destroyed buildings. "You can see on these photos that there are no signs of military activity around these cottages, there are no military hardware, not even signs of military hardware. These are regular gardens and fields with buildings to keep farming tools," he said.

Comment: As the Western coalition and its army of mercenaries have had no qualms about killing innocent civilians and destroying civilian infrastructure, it's not difficult to conclude that the same coalition's airstrikes these past 18 months were actually done to bring about the refugee crisis.

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Bad Guys

How Vietnam went from defeating the US to becoming a Trans-Pacific vassal (1975-2015)

James Petras
Global Research
Sun, 18 Oct 2015 17:29 UTC
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In 1975 the people of Vietnam successfully ended one of the longest and bloodiest anti-colonial wars in world-history - defeating the US, the world's biggest imperial power, after 20 years of struggle.

Barely forty years later the Vietnamese regime signed off on the US-Japanese dominated Trans-Pacific Free Trade Agreement (TPFTA), which essentially converted Vietnam into a vassal state.

Vietnam has gone full circle: From a neo-colony ruled by puppet dictators backed by an American occupation army involving 500,000 troops from 1955-1975, to its current 'Communist' rulers who have turned-over its markets, industries, ports, resources and labor to the 500 largest Western and Asian multi-national corporations.

Comment: Vietnam can be seen as another of the technocrats' 'laboratories' in the modern world. The 'shock doctrine' is applied and what follows is a rebuilding in the globalists' image. Fortunately, with the US losing its role as the sole world power, a multi-polar world may form in which there are many paths into the future, and not just the psychopathic capitalist elite's.

Also see:

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Understanding conflict in the Asia Pacific: The Empire of Chaos vs. a Rising China

Tony Cartalucci
New Eastern Outlook
Sun, 18 Oct 2015 17:19 UTC
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The complexity and history behind the current tensions in Asia Pacific are belied by simplistic narratives underpinned by superficial nationalism. China's portrayal across the Western media as a regional "bully" versus its victims across Southeast Asia is dividing the general public down two sides of a predictable line.

On one side are those who welcome the rise of China as a counterbalance for longstanding Western hegemony across Asia Pacific, on the other are those that fear China will simply replace a "benevolent" Western hegemony with its own brand of regional domination.

Somewhere in the middle lies the truth, but to arrive there, one must understand the true nature of the unfolding, and very unnecessary tensions in the South China Sea.

Comment: Also see: Clinging to hegemony: Japan displays naval power as US extends home fleet's operation to entire Pacific

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Destroying Africa: US conducts secret drone war through network of African bases


Sputnik
Sun, 18 Oct 2015 17:37 UTC
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In the wake of 9/11, the Pentagon immediately sought to eliminate what it called the "tyranny of distance" in Africa. By establishing a network of small, nondescript military bases across the continent, the US was able to launch a covert war far from American shores.

In July, reports began to surface that US Africa Command (Africom) was operating top secret drone bases out of Somalia. These suspicions were based largely on the testimony of local officials, who reported military activity around the cities of Kismayo and Baledogle.

"They have a base over there," a state minister told Foreign Policy. "They have high tech; they have drones; they have so many things."

Comment: The US has been doing its best to destabilize the region and make sure no benign development takes place. This is a blatant crime against humanity. Check out:

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Bad Guys

Nigerian government says 'Boko Haram' terror group has kidnapped over 45,000 people since 2012


Sputnik
Sun, 18 Oct 2015 17:54 UTC
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The Nigerian House of Representatives has urged the country's federal government to establish a state authority which would be tasked with searching for those adults and children who had been kidnapped by Boko Haram.

Boko Haram, an ISIL-affiliated terrorist group operating primarily in northern Nigeria, has kidnapped over 45,000 people in the country since 2012, Daily Post Nigeria reported on Wednesday, citing the Nigerian House of Representatives.

The Nigerian government announced the number during a discussion of the group's kidnapping of 276 schoolgirls in the northeastern Nigerian town of Chibok. According to sources, 219 of those kidnapped remain missing. The group is said to be using the captured girls as human bombs.

Comment: Boko Haram, another terrorist organization designed to destabilize nations and legitimate Western intervention, if necessary:
Nigeria, as Africa's most dynamic economy, presents major opportunities and challenges for key global powers. For China, Nigeria represents one of its principal investment footholds in Africa. A key trading partner for Beijing, Nigeria has increasingly been moving out of the direct orbit of the West, transforming it from a reliable, if subservient, Western ally, into an obstacle to be overcome. Coinciding with these developments has been the continually expanding US military presence throughout Africa, one that is increasingly concentrated in West Africa, though without much media fanfare aside from the Ebola story.

Unraveling the mysterious origins and benefactors of Boko Haram
Also see: Boko Haram: A CIA Covert Operation

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SOTT Focus: Behind the Headlines: Dutch MH17 report, ISIS hipster beards, China-UK entente


Sott.net
Sun, 18 Oct 2015 18:00 UTC
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This week on Behind the Headlines, we're discussing the 'final report' by Dutch investigators on the causes of the MH17 plane crash in eastern Ukraine in July 2014, the threat to Western civilization posed by hipsters, and signs that the northern hemisphere is in for a severely cold winter.

As the US Empire does more 'stupid stuff' in Syria, we'll also be introducing the 'New Syrian Democratic Forces', casting an eye on the Canadian elections, and sussing out what the Chinese leader's upcoming visit to the UK means for the transition to a post-American world.

Join your hosts this Sunday, 18 October 2015, from 2-4pm EST / 8-10pm CET for the truly global picture

Running Time: 02:08:00

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Greeted as liberators: Russian success in Syria reveals alternatives to US domination


Sputnik
Sun, 18 Oct 2015 16:05 UTC
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With the ongoing Russian anti-ISIL campaign in Syria, one no longer hears about US airstrikes in Syria; Washington is quickly losing its position in the international arena, while Moscow, on the contrary, is proving there is an alternative to a US-dominated unipolar world.

The United States has long been the undisputed hegemon, who dominated international relations and was involved in most key affairs around the world.

However, with the start of Russian airstrikes in Syria, it has become clear that the US-dominated unipolar world is falling apart at the seams, US political analyst and journalist Eric Best told Czech newspaper Parlamentnilisty.cz.

Comment: Russia appears to be everything the average American believed their country was - and would still like it to be. But with Russia exposing the West for what it is some are finally waking up to the fact that their government is run by a criminal cabal. Also see:

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