A Beat, a Bong, and a Bang
Billy Does a Right-Wing Pundit
Billy Does a Vampire in a Tree
Jesus Was an Arab
Mescaline CatechismReally? Is this it? Is this the guy? Monsieur Moneybags? This is the guy who financially props up AIPAC? AIPAC’s sugar daddy? Is he why US political candidates say what they do? The reason why US policy is so is because of slot machines? So Las Vegas’s Sands casino is why a foreign leader gets [...]
Browsing Posts in Middle East
Sheldon Adelson: AIPAC’s Sugar Daddy
Tuesday 10 January 2012
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Syria: Saudi Arabia’s New Iraq?
Saturday 24 December 2011
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Suicide bombers in Syria?!!! Are you fcking kidding me?!! To Westerners this might seem ‘normal’ for Arabs/Muslims. But it is about as normal as Shia-Sunni internecine slaughter was in Iraq! Iraq is a tribal society, with one’s clan being far more important. AFAIK, intermarriage was widespread across the various sects and religions. (Let’s not forget [...]
Depleted Uranium: Agent Orange in a Bullet
Wednesday 21 December 2011
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“When you close your eyes, you see unheard pain.” And untold horror. Loss that tears into me, and leaves me empty. The unbearable pain that does not kill. There are creatures which live on our eyelids, and demons which live beneath; every night, they crawl out. We go on, with a full view of each [...]
Alperovitz: The decision to use the atomic bomb
Sunday 18 December 2011
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Years ago, I read the book “The decision to use the atomic bomb and the architecture of an American myth”, by Gar Alperovitz, (Knopf, 1995). Basically, what I was looking for was found right in the Intro– that the massacre of Hiroshima’s people had nothing to do with a supposedly intransigent Imperial Japan, let alone Nagasaki’s. [...]
Iran Hijacked the US Drone, Remotely.
Sunday 18 December 2011
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This ought not be a surprise: Iran tricked the stealth drone’s navigation systems into safely landing within Iran. Just what the hell are US and Israel thinking! Computer systems are, almost by definition, hard to secure. And it takes very little to develop expertese in them. You just need brains and some basic computing resources; [...]
Somalia, and Al Shabab’s Funding
Monday 5 December 2011
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An informative interview with the prime minister of Somalia. But left unanswered is the question of funding for Al Shabab. As always, one has to follow the money; and, in the case of Wahabis/Salafists, one typically ends up in Saudi Arabia. You have to hand it to the Zionists: they’re always up-front about what they [...]
Occupy The Status Quo
Tuesday 29 November 2011
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“So we struggle, in our own humble way, to destroy the United States!” (See 1:20 to 1:50 of the documentary Making Sense of the Sixties:) I try not to cut people down for trying, but I can’t help but observe that Occupy Wall St’s 99% do not want fundamental change; they want only the status [...]
US Military Bases: Permanent Occupation of Iraq
Sunday 24 October 2010
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Near the end of this interview, Daniel Ellsberg says that he expects that US military bases are there to stay, regardless of what Obama claims. In this, he echoes the permanent occupation of Iraq hinted at by Karen Kwiatkowski, three years ago.
George Galloway, and the American Wars on Iraq
Friday 15 October 2010
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A reminder of the history of the recent American wars and sanctions against Iraq.
The Casualties of the American War in Iraq
Friday 1 October 2010
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Iraq’s war wounded, in a Jordanian hospital.
