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Jersey Island, the elite tax haven where child abuse, child torture and child murder are protected, while books and investigative journalism are banned

Max Keiser
Russia Today
Tue, 11 Sep 2012 13:03 UTC
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Jersey Island, beautiful on the outside, seriously warped on the in.side
Max Keiser talks to investigative journalist and author Leah McGrath Goodman about her being banned from the UK for reporting on the Jersey sex and murder scandal. They discuss the $5 billion per square mile in laundered money that means Jersey rises, while Switzerland sinks. The none existent mainstream media coverage and ban on some literature to keep the sleepy islanders unaware, investigating police officers removed and an official jailed who called for the truth to be outed.


Comment: With the emergence of child sex crimes at the highest levels in the UK, this weird relationship the country has with Jersey Island is beginning to make sense.

The BBC: Protecting Pedophiles and War Criminals Since 2004

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Bomb

Shocking CNN Interview Cut Off by Gaza Bomb Blast


CNN/YouTube
Sat, 17 Nov 2012 11:42 UTC

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Reacting to the loud bomb blast that cut off the CNN interview.
A Skype interview between CNN's Isha Sesay, Israeli citizen and Ashkelon resident Nissim Nahoom, and Mohammed Sulaiman, a Palestinian resident of Gaza, was suddenly interrupted by repeated bomb blasts. The two interviewees live on the two sides of the Israeli, Gaza strip border, separated only by a 15 minute drive, the CNN anchor notes. After the first few blasts, Sulaiman tried to keep talking and ignoring them, until a louder one gets him offline and interrupts the call.

"You can hear everything," says Sulaiman after the blasts go off. "What was that noise we just heard?" asks the anchor.
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MIB

Was Qatari emir's visit to Gaza a ruse to locate Hamas leaders?


Press TV
Sat, 17 Nov 2012 05:04 UTC
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"It's ok, you can trust me, I'm an Arab too." We should remember that Qatar special forces were instrumental in bringing the Western puppet regime to power in Libya
Qatar's King Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani has reportedly located the whereabouts of senior Hamas members during his recent visit to the Gaza Strip, and later provided Israel with the information to assassinate them.

According to a report published by the Fars news agency, the emir of Qatar distributed a number of watches and ballpoint pens among Hamas leaders, which could transmit low-frequency signals to Israeli satellites.

The Israeli military officials would then use the received signals to spot the high-tanking Hamas fighters, and launch assassination strikes on them.

Sheikh Hamad arrived in Gaza on October 23 to become the first head of state to visit the besieged enclave since the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, took power in the territory five years ago.
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Whistle

Petraeus, Allen, Gaouette, Ham: The Benghazi Story The Media Isn't Telling You

Ben Swann
YouTube
Sat, 17 Nov 2012 04:46 UTC
Ben Swann takes a look at 3 generals and 1 admiral who have been either caught up in scandal, forced to retire, or demoted since the Benghazi attack.

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Penis Pump

Israel's 'Iron Dome', paid for with donation of $800 million from US, failing spectacularly against homemade Palestinian 'rockets'

Dan Williams
Reuters
Sat, 17 Nov 2012 04:22 UTC
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We've heard so much bragging about this vaunted 'Iron Dome' yet three days in the Palestinians have already managed to kill as many Israeli civilians as were killed during the whole of Operation Cast Lead in 08/09.
Defence Minister Ehud Barak will seek cabinet approval for funds that could provide Israel with three new Iron Dome rocket interceptors, officials said on Friday as cross-border fighting surged in Gaza.

Israel's military air defence corps has four Iron Dome batteries deployed and will receive a fifth from state-owned Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd after Barak rushed its production, his ministry said in a statement.

It said Barak would on Sunday, the beginning of the Israeli work week, ask the cabinet to earmark 750 million shekels ($190 million) for expanding the Iron Dome program. An Israeli official, speaking to Reuters on condition of anonymity, estimated that money would be enough for three more batteries.

Comment: According to Israeli sources, the Iron Dome missile shield has only intercepted one-fifth of the rockets fired from the Gaza Strip:

Palestinians shoot down Israeli F-16 fighter jet in Gaza, Hamas rockets reach Tel Aviv

US to provide Israel with $680 million for Iron Dome anti-missile system

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Yoda

Best of the Web: Cenk Uygur on Israel's occupation of Palestine: 'How long is the US going to stand behind this monumental injustice? As a US citizen, it makes me sick'

Cenk Uygur
The Young Turks
Thu, 15 Nov 2012 03:05 UTC

"Israeli aircraft, tanks and naval gunboats pounded the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip on Thursday and rocket salvoes thudded into southern Israel, as terrified residents on both sides of the frontier holed up at home in anticipation of heavy fighting on the second day of Israel's offensive against Islamic militants.

The operation, launched in response to days of rocket fire from the Palestinian territory, kicked off with the assassination of Hamas' top military commander and deepened the instability gripping the Mideast. Israel's already strained relations with Egypt's new Islamist government frayed even further as Egypt recalled its ambassador Wednesday in response to the Israeli military operation.

Just days earlier, Israel was drawn into Syria's civil war for the first time, firing missiles into its northern neighbor for the first time in four decades after stray mortar fire landed in Israeli-occupied Syrian territory."*

Cenk Uygur provides an in-depth analysis about the disproportionate strike back against Hamas, "collateral damage," and U.S. attitudes toward Israelis and Palestinians.
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MIB

Kenneth O'Keefe calls the Israeli Regime for what it is: Psychopathic in nature


Press TV
Mon, 12 Nov 2012 02:54 UTC
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Propaganda

As Israel assaults Gaza, BBC reporting assaults the truth

Amena Saleem
The Electronic Intifada
Fri, 16 Nov 2012 17:19 UTC
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© (Ashraf Amra / APA images) BBC has shown deference to Israeli government line in its reporting on Gaza in recent days.
In 2006, an independent panel of senior public figures published a report assessing the impartiality of the BBC's coverage of the "Israeli-Palestinian conflict."

The panel, chaired by Sir Quentin Thomas, a senior figure in the British Home Office, found "identifiable shortcomings, particularly in respect of gaps in coverage, analysis, context and perspective and in the consistent maintenance of the BBC's own editorial standards."

The Thomas Report, as it became known, was quickly shoved under the carpet by the BBC, even though it had originally been commissioned by the corporation's own governors, and business continued as usual ("Report of the Independent Panel for the BBC Governors on Impartiality of BBC Coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict," April 2006, available on the Internet Archive).

In the last few days, the shortcomings highlighted in the report have never seemed so glaring.
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Star of David

Zionist cat got the BBC's tongue?

Stuart Littlewood
Veterans News Now
Thu, 15 Nov 2012 17:07 UTC
Israel’s Ambassador to Britain, Daniel Taub
Israel’s Ambassador to Britain, Daniel Taub
Israel's justification for latest assault on Gaza goes unchallenged

Recent scandals calling into question the news-handling skills of Britain's national broadcaster don't seem to have improved matters.

After being treated last night to footage of the slaying of Ahmed Jabari, the military leader of Hamas, by an Israeli assassin flying a drone from his armchair and violating Palestinian airspace, I woke this morning to the kind of crass reporting that has sadly become all too common at the BBC.

BBC Gives Israel's Ambassador free rein

It's flagship news programme Today ran a particularly idiotic item about Israel's unleashing of its latest offensive on Gaza and featured an 'interview' by John Humphrys with the Israeli ambassador to Britain, Daniel Taub. This latest escalation of violence, called Operation Pillar of Defence, had resulted in the killing of 12 Palestinians, including 5 civilians - 3 children, a pregnant woman and a 16 year old boy - and the wounding of dozens more, while 3 Israelis were killed.

Taub, the representative of a brutal occupying power, spoke of 800 missiles fired from Gaza since the beginning of the year but was not questioned about the number of rockets, bombs and tank shells delivered by Israel's high-tech military into the packed humanity of Gaza in the same period.

Taub wanted Israeli citizens to live in peace and quiet but wasn't asked why Palestinian citizens are not allowed to do the same.
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Bad Guys

Palestinian children are dying for Israeli votes, explains Max Blumenthal


RT News
Fri, 16 Nov 2012 17:03 UTC
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