Video classics: From the UN Hypocrisy series
Posted by alfied on August 31, 2008
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Letter of encouragement by David Ray Griffin to the 9/11 Truth Seekers who attend the Truth March Europe in Brussels 7th September
Posted by seumasach on August 30, 2008
(received by Mark Dermul of www.911belgium.be from Dr Griffin via e-mail in response to his invitation to Dr Griffin to attend the Truth March. Dr Griffin has given persmisson for distribution, translation and publication. For more details, contact Mark)
Dear Fellow 9/11 Truth Seekers,
Congratulations on your efforts! It was only last year that you held your first Truth March in Brussels. Since then, a lot has changed. We’ve seen numerous outcries for 9/11 Truth across the globe – in the United States, in Canada, in Japan, and in Europe, even inside the European Parliament building, to which I was invited several months ago to help promote the cause of 9/11 Truth.
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Support for Russia at SCO Summit
Posted by seumasach on August 30, 2008
Vladimir Radyuhin
29th August, 2008
United stand: (From left) Presidents Nursultan Nazarbayev (Kazakhstan), Hu Jintao (China), Kurmanbek Bakiyev (Kyrgyzstan), Emomali Rakhmon (Tajikistan), Dmitry Medvedev (Russia) and Islam Karimov (Uzbekistan) in Dushanbe on Thursday.
MOSCOW: Russia has won crucial support for its peace efforts in South Ossetia from China and other allies in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO).
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Chavez backs Russian recognition of Georgia regions
Posted by seumasach on August 30, 2008
29th August, 2008
PUERTO ORDAZ, Venezuela (Reuters) – Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez backed Russia’s recognition of two breakaway regions of Georgia on Friday, making Venezuela only the second nation to support Moscow’s stance.
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OSCE report points finger at Georgia for S. Ossetia crisis
Posted by seumasach on August 30, 2008
BERLIN, August 30 (RIA Novosti) – The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe has accumulated evidence pointing to “numerous wrong decisions” made by Georgian leaders that led to a military crisis with Russia, Der Spiegel said on Saturday.
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Greg Palast:Steal Back Your Vote
Posted by smeddum on August 30, 2008
Steal Back Your Vote!
Palast: One out of five Colorado voters purged from voter registration
Outcome of 2008 election likely to be skewed by unethical tactics
By David O. Williams
August 27, 2008 — Robert Kennedy Jr. had a pretty good excuse for skipping his scheduled appearance with investigative journalist Greg Palast to promote their latest project, “Steal Back Your Vote” — a report on voting irregularities and fraud in the 2008 election. Read the rest of this entry »
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Putin: Russia won’t be isolated
Posted by seumasach on August 30, 2008
Russia will not be isolated because it protected its citizens and upheld its peacekeeping mission, the Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said. In an interview on German TV, Putin suggested that if Russia had not responded to Georgian aggression, there could have been a tragedy along the scale of what happened in the former Yugoslavia.
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It’s Time for Real Change-How the Democrats Helped Bush Hijack the Country
Posted by seumasach on August 29, 2008
“And if the Democrats cave in, in the face of fraud, disfranchisement, and theft, then we will be there to demand election integrity!”
Cynthia McKinney
28th August, 2008
Our country has been hijacked and the Democrats have proven themselves to have been in on the plan. When it came to the Constitution, the Democratic leadership showed us that aiding and abetting illegal spying on us was more important to them than protecting our civil liberties.
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“Confrontation with Russia could make Iraq a more dangerous place for the occupation army”
Posted by seumasach on August 29, 2008
Jordanian left writer Nahid Hattar says in an op-ed in AlArab alYaum the new confrontation between Russia and America will have an impact on Arab affairs, resulting from greater Russian militancy, and he lists some of the areas where he thinks there could be changes: (1) Russian destruction of a Georgian airbase was a warning to America against attacking Russian ally Iran over its nuclear program; (2) Syria will be strengthened in its relations with Israel and with Lebanon; (3) moreover domestically, Syria will probably become less captive to the privatization/capitalist movement; (4) and it won’t be possible to talk any more about disarming Hizbullah or altering the internal Lebanese dynamics. And Hamas will be stronger.
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Russia remains a Black Sea power
Posted by seumasach on August 29, 2008
“The Montreal Convention assures the free passage of Russian warships through the Straits of Bosphorous. Under the circumstances, NATO’s grandiose schemes to occupy the Black Sea as its private lake seem outlandish now. There must be a lot of egg on the faces of the NATO brains in Brussels and their patrons in Washington and London.”
The reason being , as we have been at pains to point out, that the whole Georgia operation, from the US point of view, was concerned, not with the realities of geopolitics but with saving the knecks of Cheney and co. It may seem remarkable that thousands of lives were sacrificed, a key US ally was humiliated and all foreign policy rationality abandoned just to save a few war criminals from the dock, but such is the reality of politics at the end of empire.
M K Bhadrakumar
30th August, 2008
If the struggle in the Caucasus was ever over oil and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO’s) agenda towards Central Asia, the United States suffered a colossal setback this week. Kazakhstan, the Caspian energy powerhouse and a key Central Asian player, has decided to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with Russia over the conflict with Georgia, and Russia’s de facto control over two major Black Sea ports has been consolidated.
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The role of the United States in Europe
Posted by seumasach on August 29, 2008
29 August 2008
Christopher King argues that Europe is now at a juncture at which it must choose between the US and its lies, propaganda and military threats or a mutually-beneficial and prosperous relationship with Russia.
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