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An old Zionist dream: the partition of Iraq

Gabriele Zamparini
The Cat's Dream
Thu, 27 Sep 2007 06:17 UTC
Finally the Imperial Senate calls for Iraq's partition.
US lawmakers voted Wednesday to split Iraq into a loose federation of sectarian-based regions and urged President George W Bush to press Iraqi leaders to agree.
The proposal came from Senator Joseph Biden, the smart-ass who heads the chamber's foreign relations committee and is running for the 2008 Democratic Party presidential nomination.

A few months ago, Sen. Biden, interviewed by Shalom TV, an American mainstream Jewish cable television network, called Israel "the single greatest strength America has in the Middle East". "I am a Zionist," stated Senator Biden. "You don't have to be a Jew to be a Zionist."

We know the Israel Lobby is not a very convincing thesis, at least for Noam Chomsky. So, let's talk about coincidences.
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Clinton supports Israeli 'strike' on Syria

Yitzhak Benhorin
Ynetnews
Thu, 27 Sep 2007 08:13 UTC
In televised debate, presidential candidate says she supports Israel's alleged air strike on Syria in which she believes a nuclear facility, built with North Korean aid, was eliminated; says attack on Iran not realistic.
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JFK Quotes You Probably Haven't Heard


CRIMES AND CORRUPTION OF THE NEW WORLD ORDER NEWS
Thu, 20 Sep 2007 20:55 UTC
Here are some JFK quotes that you've likely never heard. I would ask the question - when will we ever hear a President utter such words again?
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Propaganda

Propaganda Alert! Iranian, Chinese weapons seized in Afghanistan


AFP
Sun, 23 Sep 2007 05:18 UTC
Afghan authorities said they had seized dozens of Iranian and Chinese-made weapons after a brief battle Saturday with Taliban fighters near the border with Iran.

The weapons found in the western province of Herat included about 40 mines and rocket-propelled grenades, the government's intelligence agency said in a statement.
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Mystery deepens over Israeli strike on Syria

Donald Macintyre
The Independent
Sat, 15 Sep 2007 11:41 UTC
Israel is still maintaining official silence a week after Syria complained that Israeli aircraft invaded its airspace in a mysterious incident which raised tensions and triggered a welter of US media speculation about possible targets for the operation.
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Propaganda

Propaganda Alert! Failed suicide bomber turns on al Qaeda


CNN
Sat, 15 Sep 2007 03:55 UTC
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia -- Ahmad al Shayea is the rarest of truck bombers -- he survived his suicide mission in Iraq even though the blast from his bomb was strong enough to kill 12 bystanders.

Al Shayea, who was disfigured during the attack, claims al Qaeda tricked him into becoming a bomber by asking him to deliver a tanker truck, which they had rigged with a bomb.


Comment: The description happens to fit perfectly with the way patsies are recruited by western intelligence agencies as described in this article by Joe Quinn:

The Tale Of The Unwitting "Suicide Bomber" And SuperBowl XLI


Comment: An understanding of counterinsurgency and their methods would have done more to provide him with a real lesson. Instead he is just another victim of the US propaganda campaign.

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Israel sees nukes everywhere, bombs Syria


Ynetnews
Wed, 12 Sep 2007 11:09 UTC
Washington official says Israeli surveillance shows possible Syrian nuclear installation stocked by North Korea, Israeli Arab newspaper claims target of alleged raid last week was Syrian missile base financed by Iran
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Evil Rays

Sheikh Osama and the iPod general

Pepe Escobar
Asia Times
Wed, 12 Sep 2007 07:01 UTC
And among the most important items contained in [President George W] Bush's speeches since the events of the 11th [September 11, 2001] is that the Americans have no option but to continue the war. This tone is in fact an echoing of the words of neo-conservatives like [Vice President Dick] Cheney, [former defense secretary Donald] Rumsfeld and [former chairman of the Pentagon's Defense Policy Board] Richard Perle, the latter having said previously that the Americans have no choice in front of them other than to continue the war or face a holocaust.
- Osama bin Laden video, September 7.
PARIS - World public opinion has just been treated to the face-off of the year - as if orchestrated, with impeccable timing, in a John Woo movie.

©Asia Times
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Statistics show what Gen. David Petraeus won't

Richard Lardner
AP
Mon, 10 Sep 2007 20:11 UTC
In vertical bars of blue, green, gray and red, a briefing chart prepared by the Defense Intelligence Agency says what Gen. David Petraeus won't.

©AP
Chart shows number of insurgent attacks against, Iraqi civilians, Iraqi security forces and U.S. troops

Insurgent attacks against Iraqi civilians, their security forces and U.S. troops remain high, according to the document obtained by The Associated Press. It is a conclusion that the well-regarded Army officer who is the top U.S. commander in Iraq is expected to try to counter when he and Ryan Crocker, the U.S. ambassador in Baghdad, testify before Congress on Monday and Tuesday.

More than four years into a conflict initially thought to be a cakewalk, the war has become a battle of statistics, graphs and conflicting assessments of progress in a country of more than 27 million people.

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Market meltdown: The end of a 300 year ponzi scheme

Ellen Brown
The Web of Debt
Mon, 03 Sep 2007 03:08 UTC
Panic struck on Wall Street, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged a thousand points between July and August, and commentators warned of a 1929-style crash. To prevent that dire result, the U.S. Federal Reserve, along with the central banks of Europe, Canada, Australia and Japan, stepped up to the plate and extended a 315 billion dollar lifeline to troubled banks and investment firms. The hemorrhage stopped, the markets turned around, and investors breathed a sigh of relief. All was well again in Stepfordville. Or was it? And if it was, at what cost? Three hundred billion dollars is about a third of the total paid by U.S. taxpayers in personal income taxes annually. A mere $188 billion would have been enough to repair all of the 74,000 U.S. bridges known to be defective, preventing another disaster like that seen in Minneapolis in July. But the central banks' $300 billion did not go for anything so socially useful as rebuilding infrastructure. Rather, it was poured into the black hole of rescuing the very banks and hedge funds that were blamed for precipitating the crisis, encouraging them to continue in their profligate ways.
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