Saturday, April 18, 2015

Goodbye, Meatbags ???

Should you harbor any delusions that the creators of robots and cyborgs have a lingering respect for we mere human beings, you should peruse this website:

http://motherboard.vice.com/goodbye-meatbags

In the world they appear to envision, we are worse than useless eaters; we're a contagion in need of a cure.

NSA Double-talk

“I really believe that those who steal stuff to then give it out to say there is a broader good for doing that, I don’t buy it. I flat don’t buy it.”
Keith Alexander, former NSA Director

http://sputniknews.com/us/20150417/1021045967.html


Dear Keith: Do you think any of us really believe people like you who steal stuff to then hide it inside the government firewall and who say there is a broader good for doing that?

Maybe They're Biased ???

On today's homepage for the website of The New York Times, the word "Clinton" appears 10 times.

The words "Paul" and "Cruz" don't appear at all, and the words "Rubio" and "Bush" each appear once, but only alongside the word "Clinton".

[accessed at 7:50 PM CST]

That's pretty balanced, right?

An American Supported Holocaust

In a September 2014 address to the nation, President Obama attacked ISIL (or ISIS) as “terrorists… unique in their brutality. They execute captured prisoners. They kill children.” But of course such terrorism in the last half-century is hardly “unique.” Nor is it unprecedented. Still less is it confined to America’s foes. In fact the first major Muslim extermination campaign against civilians killed without trial for their “Westernness,” occurred a half century ago, on a far, far vaster scale, and with active American support and encouragement.

If you did not know this, consider these four questions:

1) What has been the largest planned civilian massacre since the Nazi Holocaust?

2) What was the largest massacre ever effectively ignored by the U.S. governing media until after it had been completed?

3) What major CIA operation is almost never treated in the many histories that have now been published about the CIA?

4) What massacre was part of a process later celebrated by Time Magazine as “the West’s best news in Asia”?

The answer to all four questions, I believe, is the same: CIA and Pentagon encouragement of a rebellious cadre of anti-Communist generals who in 1965 resolved the question of Indonesia’s uncertain future by a ruse to overthrow its elected president Sukarno and kill off the members and suspected sympathizers of the nation’s largest political party. This was the Indonesian Communist Party or PKI, which was also the largest Communist party in the world outside of the Sino-Soviet bloc. The total number of those killed will remain forever unknown, but was once estimated by Amnesty International to be “many more than one million.”



We can at least partly excuse Obama ad-Dajjal because like most Americans he is woefully ignorant of history. But we should not excuse the people or the governments who carried out this massacre.

46 International Aid Agencies Call For Sanctions On Israel

When are we going to wake up to the fact that Israel is attempting to "disappear" the Palestinians ... and DO something to stop them?

http://www.globalresearch.ca/international-aid-agencies-call-for-sanctions-on-israel/5443751

Never?

Oh, I forgot ... most of you have no balls and no soul.

Never mind.

Can President Be Indicted As War Criminal ???

According to this report, Obama ad-Dajjal's drone attacks make him a war criminal:

American drones are apparently completely controlled via the military base in Ramstein. The military expert Armin Krishnan believes that this is the drone deployment to war crime because civilians were not protected. US President Barack Obama could therefore be indicted in The Hague. Whether German politicians act as accomplices, is unclear.


[You may have to translate from the original German to read this report.]


http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2015/04/18/militaer-experte-obama-koennte-wegen-drohnen-angriffen-als-kriegsverbrecher-angeklagt-werden/


No one, not even a sitting US President, is above the law. Anyone who commits such crimes should be arrested, indicted, prosecuted, and - if convicted - punished as the law requires.

Unbalanced Reaction To Political Murders

If you recall, there was "outrage" in the West following the murder of a Russian opposition politician:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-31669061

But next to nothing has been said in the West about the wave of murders of the Ukrainian opposition:

http://www.globalresearch.ca/italian-paper-breaks-silence-over-political-assassinations-in-kiev-somebody-is-killing-those-opposed-to-the-ukrainian-government/5443623

Why is that?

I would not be surprised to learn that the US is behind all of these murders. After all, our President has boasted that he's "really good at killing people".