“Most terrorists are false flag terrorists, or are created by our own security services. In the United States, every single terrorist incident we have had has been a false flag, or has been an informant pushed on by the FBI. In fact, we now have citizens taking out restraining orders against FBI informants that are trying to incite terrorism. We’ve become a lunatic asylum.” - US Intelligence Officer: “Every Single Terrorist Attack In US Was A False Flag Attack”
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“Most terrorists are false flag terrorists, or are created by our own security services. In the United States, every single terrorist incident we have had has been a false flag, or has been an informant pushed on by the FBI. In fact, we now have citizens taking out restraining orders against FBI informants that are trying to incite terrorism. We’ve become a lunatic asylum.” -
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US Intelligence Officer: “Every Single Terrorist Attack In US Was A False Flag Attack”
Apart from documents that have outlined supposed terrorist threats, like Al-Qaeda, and their connection to US intelligence agencies, like the CIA, there are a number of whistleblowers that have come out adding more fuel to the fire. Because not many are even aware of these documents, letting people know about a truth that can be hard for people to accept, let alone ponder the possibility is very important. It’s just one aspect of the veil that’s been blinding the masses for quite some time now.
The latest whistleblower is David Steele, a 20-year Marine Corps intelligence officer, and the second-highest-ranking civilian in the U.S. Marine Corps Intelligence. He is a former CIA clandestine services case officer, and this is what he had to say:
“Most terrorists are false flag terrorists, or are created by our own security services. In the United States, every single terrorist incident we have had has been a false flag, or has been an informant pushed on by the FBI. In fact, we now have citizens taking out restraining orders against FBI informants that are trying to incite terrorism. We’ve become a lunatic asylum.”
What Is A “False Flag Attack?”
A great example of a false flag attack is 9/11, something that many people believe to be a creation of US intelligence agencies, or some entity above the government (one that controls what Eisenhower called “the military industrial complex”). The idea is that these so called terrorist attacks are created by this group, in order to justify the infiltration of other countries, and to justify a heightened state of “national security.” As a result, in the eyes of the citizenry, war and mass murder are justified, when the intentions behind these actions are something the citizenry has no idea about. This is why we see a false sense of patriotism programmed into many people, especially in the United States. Men and women join this massive military machine with good hearts, thinking that they are serving their country and fighting terrorism, when they are doing the complete opposite. They are only participating in a fabricated war based on lies and misinformation.
“The truth is, there is no Islamic army or terrorist group called Al-Qaeda, and any informed intelligence officer knows this. But, there is a propaganda campaign to make the public believe in the presence of an intensified entity representing the ‘devil’ only in order to drive TV watchers to accept a unified international leadership for a war against terrorism. The country behind this propaganda is the United States.” – Former British Foreign Secretary, Robin Cook
Today, we might be seeing the same thing with ISIS. Although there are no verified documents like there are when it comes to Al-Qaeda, given what that information shows us, combined with Wikileaks documents and statements from insiders, we could be looking at the same thing.
Not long ago, FBI whistleblower stated that:
“The US is reviving terror scare with ISIS to promote the terror war industry.”
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“Most terrorists are false flag terrorists, or are created by our own security services."
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Obama seeks to end immigration enforcement by local, state police by Stephen Dinan, Ben Wolfgang
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US Defense Secretary Ash Carter appointed James H. Baker to helm the Pentagon's internal think tank, the Office of Net Assessment, replacing influential analyst and futurist Andrew Marshall, who stepped down after 42 years of service.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's new minister for science, technology and space has blasted US President Barack Obama as "a dictator" and insists his administration has not been a friend of Israel.
The Islamic State group's capture of Ramadi is a serious setback to the US strategy to defeat the jihadists and raises fresh doubts about the competence of its Iraqi partners.
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg warned Monday that fighters from Islamic extremist groups may hide among the flood of migrants seeking refuge in Europe, increasing the need for an effective response.
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Fearing Russian expansion, Baltic nations step up military exercises
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Obama to Limit Military-Style Equipment for Police Forces
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Insults to injury: Military sexual-assault victims endure retaliation
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Obama to set new limits on police use of military equipment
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A wealthy Russian businessman who died in Britain more than two years ago may have been poisoned using extracts from a deadly plant, a pre-inquest hearing has been told.
Russia's Defense Ministry has identified two fighters captured in Ukraine as former servicemen in the Russian military.
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Russia's Richest Billionaire Says Sanctions Impact Waning
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Pakistan, Afghanistan Sign Accord to Share Intelligenceby webdesk@voanews.com (Associated Press)
The spy agencies of Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to share intelligence and carry out “coordinated intelligence operations” against militants operating along their porous border, in the latest sign of improved relations following years of mistrust that undermined the fight against the Taliban. Pakistan's army spokesman Maj. Gen. Asim Saleem Bajwa announced the signing of the Memoranda of Understanding between Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence and Afghanistan's National Directorate of Security in a Twitter post late Monday. Bajwa did not say when the accord was signed. The announcement came days after Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, along with the country's army chief and the head of the ISI, visited Kabul to step up cooperation in the fight against militants. Pakistan and Afghanistan have long accused each other of sheltering militants, but relations have improved since Afghan President Ashraf Ghani assumed power last September. An attack on a military-run school in Pakistan in December in which Taliban gunmen killed scores of people, mainly children, seems to have hastened the movement toward greater cooperation. Both sides have toned down their rhetoric in recent months, and Ghani has sought to reassure Pakistan that Kabul is not working with its archrival India to undermine its interests. Considerable mistrust remains, and several Afghan lawmakers have criticized the intelligence agreement. Ahmad Shah Ramazan, a lawmaker from northern Balkh province, called the deal “anti-Afghan.” “Pakistan is the enemy of Afghanistan, and such an agreement with Pakistan will never be for the benefit of Afghanistan,” he said. “When it is put before the parliament for approval, it will be strongly rejected,” he said.
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The fragmentation of Russia, with its multiple ethnic and religious identities, is seen by the Kremlin as a growing threat.
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NATO Chief Meets Russia’s Lavrov, Urges Ukraine Withdrawalby webdesk@voanews.com (Associated Press)
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg and Russia's foreign minister met Tuesday for the first time in three months, and Stoltenberg said he restated the “very strong NATO position” against Moscow's annexation of Crimea and its support for rebels in eastern Ukraine. Speaking later to journalists, Stoltenberg said he called on the Russians to withdraw their forces from Ukraine and to stop backing the armed insurgency in that country's east. Moscow flatly denies Western accusations it is aiding or supplying anti-government forces in Ukraine. Before the meeting in Brussels, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said he would “listen to what they tell us,” but placed the blame on NATO for the worsening of relations with his government since the onset of the Ukraine crisis. “We never walk away from contacts,” said Lavrov. It was the first meeting between the alliance chief and Russia's top diplomat since talks in Munich in February. Stoltenberg said he also pushed the case for “more transparency and predictability” in future Russian military activities. He said NATO is concerned about the large number of military exercises conducted by the Russians on short notice. He said it was important to make sure that incidents did not occur which could “spiral out of control.” The NATO chief said he also pointed out to Lavrov that the military-to-military channel of communications remains open between the alliance and Russia. NATO accuses Russia of backing the pro-Moscow rebels in Ukraine's east, and relations between the alliance and Russia have dropped to their lowest point since the Cold War.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three Chinese professors are among six people charged with economic espionage and stealing trade secrets to benefit universities and companies on behalf of the Chinese government, the U.S. Department of Justice said on Tuesday.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia may exempt around 20 firms in Hungary, Greece and Cyprus from its embargo on food imports from the European Union, Interfax news agency quoted a senior official as saying on Tuesday.
US Official: Ukraine Cease-fire Being Violated 'Daily'by webdesk@voanews.com (VOA News)
A senior U.S. diplomat says a cease-fire deal in eastern Ukraine "is being violated on a daily basis." U.S. Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs Victoria Nuland made the statement Monday after talks in Moscow with Russian officials. Nuland said the violations of the Western-brokered deal agreed to in February in Minsk by Russia, Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels "need to stop." Nuland suggested that separatists in eastern Ukraine were responsible...
The U.S.-led coalition pounded the forces of the Islamic State in Iraq and Greater Syria (ISIS) over the weekend near the Iraqi city of Ramadi but that didn’t stop them from taking the city.
On Sunday videos appeared that seemed to show Iraqi soldiers clinging to the sides of vehicles speeding out of Ramadi as ISIS moved in. The black flag of ISIS now flies over the capital of Anbar, one of Iraq’s largest provinces.
“ISIS is still a very potent force,” says Kenneth M. Pollack, a specialist in Middle East political-military affairs and a former CIA analyst.
It’s a clear sign that Iraq’s national forces aren’t ready to take on ISIS despite U.S. training and support and that Sunnis still have little faith in the
Shi’ite-dominated government in Baghdad. The government has now called on the
Shi’ite militias to help re-take Ramadi, which could further alienate Sunnis in the city, if the militias harm local people.
Shi’ite-dominated government in Baghdad. The government has now called on the
Shi’ite militias to help re-take Ramadi, which could further alienate Sunnis in the city, if the militias harm local people.
“The central government is accountable and is responsible for the ISIS occupation of [Ramadi] because they did not answer our demands,” says Suleiman al-Kubaisi, a spokesperson for Anbar’s provincial council. “They did not send reinforcements — neither ammunition or weapons.”
Ramadi and Anbar province was a battleground between 2003 and 2006 as the Sunnis including al-Qaeda in Iraq, the forerunner of ISIS, took on U.S.-led coalition forces.
After Iraqi forces, flanked with thousands of mostly Iranian-backed
Shi’ite militia retook the city of Tikrit from ISIS
in March, it seemed like a turning point in the war against ISIS.
Shi’ite militia retook the city of Tikrit from ISIS
in March, it seemed like a turning point in the war against ISIS.
“Tirkit was not like Stalingrad,” says Pollack. He says the U.S. needs to make a greater investment in Iraqi ground operations. “We knew all along this was not a war that could be won with air power alone.”
Since Prime Minister Haidar al-Abadi took over from Nuri al-Maliki last year, he has been promising reforms for the disaffected Sunni population, but little has changed. “We are waiting, and as we were waiting, Ramadi fell,” says Alaa Makki, a former Sunni member of the Iraqi parliament and senior advisor to the government.
Key to defeating ISIS is getting Iraqi Sunnis to fight with government, but Baghdad has not persuaded them that they are serious. “You’ve got to show the Sunnis that the future of Iraq — the one that they are fighting for — is one that to them is going to be worth fighting for,” says Pollack.
While billions of dollars have been put into military operations against ISIS, little has been invested in political change that could end the sense of marginalization felt by Sunnis and in turn, possibly unite them against ISIS. “There should be real reconciliation among the Iraqis… whatever we bring in forces and weapons won’t matter without a political agreement,” says Makki. “If they continue like this, it’s likely that Baghdad could fall.”
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Kyrgyz Nationalists Wreck Day Against Homophobiaby noreply@rferl.org (Baktygul Chynybaeva, Farangis Najibullah)
A private gathering attended by members of Bishkek's gay community came under attack by a group of nationalists and antigay activists on May 17.
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Waco shootout: who are the Bandidos motorcycle gang?by Raya Jalabi in New York
The Texas-based group has 900 members across the US but one expert says that contrary to their ‘lovable outlaw’ image they are a serious criminal organisation
“We’re the people your parents warned you about,” reads an old Bandidos motto.
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Members of a Serbian gang in Spain were arrested after they attempted to buy a poor immigrant's kidney for 6,000 euros. Report by Cara Legg.
After at least a year of clashes between the Islamic State and Iraqi forces in Ramadi, militants claimed victory Friday after they gained control of major portions of the city.The capture of Anbar province's capital is seen as a major strategic win for the group, and the Islamic State didn't hesitate to spread accounts of their celebrations on social media.Read full article >>
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International Labour Organization (ILO) says only a quarter of workers are on permanent contracts
A global shift to more insecure jobs since the financial crisis is fuelling growing inequality and higher rates of poverty, according to a new report that estimates only a quarter of the world’s workers are on permanent contracts.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) said the remaining three quarters are employed on temporary or short-term contracts, working informally often without any contract, are self-employed or are in unpaid family jobs.
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Analysts: US Airstrikes,Targeted Raids not Enough to Defeat ISIS by webdesk@voanews.com (Sharon Behn)
Iraq experts warn that unless the United States works to have Sunni Iraqis take up arms against the Islamic State militant group, Washington’s policy of airstrikes and targeted raids will do nothing but slow the country’s collapse into crippling sectarian warfare. Faced with a similar situation less than a decade ago, the U.S. military vetted 90,000 Sunni males to fight against al-Qaida in Iraq, the predecessor of the Islamic State group. The “surge” as it was known, pushed back al-Qaida,...
On Monday, eight new job openings for “religious functionaries” tasked with “carrying out the death sentence according to Islamic Shari’a after it is ordered by a legal ruling” appeared on the website of Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Civil Service.
Capital punishment is administered for crimes like murder, rape, adultery, witchcraft and drug offenses in the Islamic kingdom, which is currently witnessing an uptick in beheadings under Saudi Arabia’s new King Salman, the New York Times reports.
In 2015, the pace of executions accelerated to 85 in just a few months — already set to eclipse last year’s total of 88 beheadings. It is not clear why there has been a sharp increase, but new judges have swiftly been plowing through a case backlog, according to Reuters.
The vacancies do not specify educational credentials or required skills, but the executioners are ideally adroit swordsmen, as the most common execution implement is a curved scimitar.
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and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg are meetingin Brussels on
the sidelines of the annual session of the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers.
Pakistani Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan has ordered an inquiry into a U.S. media report alleging that a Karachi-based company is earning tens of millions of dollars a year by selling fake academic degrees online.
BERLIN (Reuters) - A senior member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives talked openly for the first time on Tuesday of the potential breakup of their coalition with the Social Democrats (SPD) due to a row over the activities of Germany's BND spy agency.
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Two of the five biker gangs involved in the deadly Waco shootout are known to federal authorities for trafficking meth, cocaine and marijuana
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will hold a short meeting in Brussels on Tuesday to discuss the conflict in Ukraine, a NATO official said.
Wheelchair-bound former Makhachkala Mayor Said Amirov, whose trial opened last week in the North Caucasus Military District Court in Rostov-on-Don, faces charges of commissioning a contract killing and a terrorist attack.
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The fragmentation of Russia, with its multiple ethnic and religious identities, is seen by the Kremlin as a growing threat.
Shakespeare: writer claims discovery of only portrait made during his lifetime by Mark Brown Arts correspondent
Historian Mark Griffiths says picture of unknown man on title page of botanical work is playwright, as editor hails ‘literary discovery of the century’
A small monochrome engraving of a handsome laurel-wreathed man in a 16th-century book on plants is the only demonstrably authentic portrait of William Shakespeare made in his lifetime, it has been claimed.
The assertion is, by any measurement, a sensational one. It was made by the botanist and historian Mark
Griffiths, who made the discovery five years ago and has been secretly trying to disprove it ever since.
Griffiths, who made the discovery five years ago and has been secretly trying to disprove it ever since.
I found it hard to believe that anyone so famous, so universally sought, could have hidden in plain sight for so long.
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At least 15 people have been killed in a fire that that ripped through a 16-story apartment building in Azerbaijan's capital. The Health Ministry told RFE/RL's Azerbaijani Service that 63 other people were injured in the fire that erupted on May 19 in Baku's Binaqadi district and rushed to hospitals. Interior Minister Ramil Usubov and Prosecutor-General Zakir Qaralov were at the scene.
The Pakistani company Axact condemned a New York Times article that asserted the company had reaped millions by selling fake diplomas.
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Police officers cleared over deaths that triggered 2005 riotsby Kim Willsher in Paris
Two officers faced charges of failing to help a group of youths who ran into an electricity substation
A French court has cleared two police officers accused of failing to help a group of youths who ran into an electricity substation where two of them died, sparking three weeks of rioting across the country nearly 10 years ago.
The judge threw out the charge of “non-assistance of a person in danger” against the police who were charged with not raising the alarm or warning the emergency services.
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Waco, Texas biker meeting ends in bloodbath; 9 dead, 170 arrests
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Obama Restricts Military Gear for Police in Attempt to Ease Racial Tensions by webdesk@voanews.com (Aru Pande)
The Obama administration is banning the federal transfer of some military gear, including grenade launchers and tracked armored vehicles, to local police departments, in the aftermath of the riots in Ferguson, Missouri. It’s just one measure that is coming out of a task force aimed at improving trust between minority communities and police departments. VOA correspondent Aru Pande has more from the White House.
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The Saudi Ministry of Civil Service is looking for eight swordsmen to carry out beheadings for crimes like drug dealing, arms smuggling and murder.
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Wanted in Saudi Arabia: Executioners
New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon — Job seekers in Saudi Arabia who have a strong constitution and endorse strict Islamic law might consider new opportunities carrying out public beheadings and amputating the hands of convicted thieves. The eight positions, as ... Saudi Arabia seeks more executionersSydney Morning Herald |
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Putin's cash-starved allies target US$34 billion hoard
Buenos Aires Herald Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks at a meeting with representatives of top military brass and defense industries at the Bocharov Ruchei residence in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Russia on Tuesday. By Irina Reznik Bloomberg News (*). Siberian crude ... Vladimir Putin's Soviet revival hits painful snags: Bloomberg ViewOregonLive.com Dissident Looks to Raise 'Rebel Army' to Overthrow PutinDaily Signal Kim Jong-un v Vladimir Putin: battle of the personality cultsTelegraph.co.uk Institute of Modern Russia -ABC News -WEEI.com all 70 news articles » |
Waco police: Twin Peaks 'has some answering to do' following violence
Washington Post Bodies were still lying uncovered in the Twin Peaks parking lot, where guns and knives littered the asphalt and blood was still pooling, when Waco police Sgt. Patrick Swanton stepped before reporters and said something few were expecting: The brazen ... and more » |
Military equipment in the hands of local police departments makes officers look like an "occupying force", the President says.
Amtrak crash investigators unsure if anything struck train but rule out bullet by Associated Press in Philadelphia
- Grapefruit-sized fracture on windshield not caused by gunfire
- Eight people killed and 200 injured in Philadelphia derailment
Federal authorities said on Monday they are unsure anything struck the windshield of an Amtrak train minutes before a deadly derailment in Philadelphia last week, adding another twist to the investigation the day trains started running to New York again.
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