Posts that I especially recommend for Wednesday, April 7, 2021

• Biohazards News Tracker: Best articles on SARS-CoV-2 origins, biolabs and gain of function research by Sainath Suryanarayanan from U.S. Right to Know. 

• The Coming Antibiotic-Resistance Pandemic that Could Make COVID Look Like the Flu by Alan Macleod from Mint Press News.

• YouTube Censors Florida Governor DeSantis and His Science Advisors by Jeffrey A. Tucker from American Institute for Economic Research.
  

• Berlin Now Requires Negative COVID Test For Entry Into Non-Essential Businesses by Joe Martino from Collective Evolution. 

• ‘This Week’ With Mary + Polly: Vaccine Passports, ‘Trusted Voices,’ Vaccinating Teens + More from Children's Health Defense. 

• Jab-erwacky (or, Why Are People So Crazy about Being Guinea Pigs?) by Michael Lesher from Off-Guardian.
  

• Dr. Ryan Cole Blows The Whole COVID-19 Propaganda Away by Bill Sardi from LewRockwell.
  

• Stand in the Park featuring James Corbett from his weblog urging us to get outdoors while some of us still can.
  

• Is 2021’s Fictional Cyberattack Simulation Prepping Us For a Cyber Pandemic? by Robert Wheeler from The Organic Prepper. (Note: I am including this post to warn you that my posts could be interrupted or shut down anytime.)

• From Debs to the DSA? Rescuing America’s Revolutionary Tradition by Ben Fredericks from Left Voice. (Note: I believe, based on a rapid perusal) that this is a rare, honest attempt to look at the history of left revolutionary movements within socialism. The article is for those who have read widely on leftist movements and revolutionary parties.)
  

• The Anti-Asian Attacks are the Pre-Show for Mass Anti-White Attacks by Andrew Anglin from the Daily Stormer.  My commentary follows:

I found this post initially on The Unz Review (I always try to post articles from their original sources) which is an old-fashioned conservative website. I have re-posted some of their article in the past that I thought were well-written and documented. But this piece touched off a series of thoughts in my brain that related to my increasing curiosity related to what I have noticed recently on TV. TV, I believe, is heavily influenced by the secret services who see this medium as a powerful propaganda tool to be used to propagate their insidious propaganda themes on behalf of the capitalist ruling class.

I have a well-tuned sixth sense about media corporations and their collaboration with the secret services that are under the control of the capitalist ruling class. I have noticed an increasing trend that suggests that mind manipulators in the secret services are up to something: the rather startling nearly consistent use of African-Americans in nationwide commercials. 

 

But I was mystified as to what use this trend suggested ... that is until I read this article. I think this almost consistent use of African-Americans in commercials plus the recent widespread publicity about racist attacks of Asian-Americans by Black-Americans fit well with the favorite ruling classes strategy to sow interracial wars among Americans. You know--the old divide and conquer strategy.

 

Although I agree with the author of this article when he argues that these attacks on Asian-Americans represent an intermediate stage, but I differ when he predicts that the ultimate purpose is for a UN takeover of the USA. I see that these two recent trends fit well with the chaos strategy that the secret services have used to destabilize other countries beginning with Chile and El Salvador (see my commentary here, my reaction here (1st post), and my commentary here (7th post). I now believe that the two rather startling developments signal a chaos strategy designed against the American public to usher in a new authoritarian regime as was the case when the chaos strategy was used to target the destabilization of other nations. 

Perhaps the transnational ruling capitalist class of the US/Anglo/Zionist Empire now see ordinary Americans as the target to be conquered and prepared to fit in their New World Order, or the latest version of this--the Great Reset. What do you think?

 

• 💥Whitney Webb Interview – Tanzania Coup, Rising Technocracy & The 4th Industrial Revolution featuring Webb who has returned from Chile, where she was needed to conduct personal affairs, interviewed by Ryan Cristián, host of this show from The Last American Vagabond. This is a best post. My reaction (based on only 15 minutes of listening to this program which lasts nearly an hour and a quarter--I will listen to the remainder after finishing this weblog): In this fascinating interview, Webb describes Chile as exemplifying the worst aspects of the USA, but if you think Chile is divorced from the reality in the USA, think again. The transnational capitalist class, who have homes scattered all over their Empire, doesn't divide up the world into nations. Remember, they see the world, or at least, their Empire as a whole. You, as American citizens, don't matter to them.
  

• Moth-Eaten Eviction Moratorium Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without a Roof by Eleanor Goldfield from Mint Press News (based in Minneapolis).
  

• The Mainstream Worldview Is As Garbage As Mainstream Music And Movies by Caitlin Johnstone from her weblog.  
  

• Methanol for the CoV2 Hypodermic Chemical Experiment by Paul Haeder from Dissident Voice.

• Confrontation and Propaganda Continue Against Russia by Brian Cloughley from Strategic Culture Foundation.

• Ukraine redux: war, Russophobia and Pipelineistan by Pepe Escobar from "The Saker" weblog.
  

• China Rises in Latin America as Sun Sets on the Monroe Doctrine by Martin Sieff from Strategic Culture Foundation.
  

• 💥My New Book on Journalism, Exposing Corruption, and the Resulting Risks, Dangers and Societal Changes by Glenn Greenwald from his weblog at Substack. This is a best post.

• Myanmar: US-backed Opposition is ARMED [or "your tax dollars at work"] by Brian Berletic from his weblog Land Destroyer Report. 

• Churchill, International Jews and the Holocaust: A Revisionist Analysis by Paul Grubach from Inconvenient History. (Note: This is a rare, honest (based on my broad readings of history) attempt to show how Churchill, who shared much of his antisemitism with the Nazis, colluded with the Zionists to attain power.)
  

• 'We Have to Act': Atmospheric CO2 Passes 420 PPM for First Time Ever by Kenny Stancil from Common Dreams.
  

Posts that I especially recommend today: Friday, Sept. 4, 2020

• “Bipartisan” Washington Insiders Reveal Their Plan for Chaos if Trump Wins the Election by investigative journalist Whitney Webb from her website Unlimited Hangout. (Note: A best post.) 

By keeping Americans angry and distracted by the partisan divide through pre-planned election chaos, a “New America” waits in the wings – one that is coming regardless of what happens on election day. That is, of course, unless Americans quickly wake up to the ruse.

My reaction follows:

I am giving this piece of investigative research top billing. I don't always do so because frequently my selection to order important articles follows other criteria--mainly to follow one important article after another to build momentum for a top article. But this well-researched piece explains with solid documentation the apparent current plan to use chaos strategy that I elaborated on in a commentary regarding Tuesday's post entitled "Riots for Neo-Liberalism: ANTIFA & BLM Are the Global Elites’ Useful Thugs". If this plan is followed and if Biden were to lose the November election, who knows where this plan will end?

• Anti-Racist Uprising Infiltrated by Extreme-Right Hooligans by Andre Vltchek from New Eastern Outlook. (Note: I apologize to my readers for not posting this very important article in the middle of August. It lends further evidence that the ruling class is using its well-honed method of chaos strategy to impel Americans into accepting more fascist methods. This is another best post.)

• In the Streets by Gary Wenkle Smith from Dissident Voice. 

• DHS: Russia Will Interfere With U.S. Elections By Promoting Alleged Russian Interference With U.S. Elections by Bernhard (German blogger) from his weblog Moon of Alabama.

• Suffer, Little Children by Michael Lesher from Off-Guardian.
  

• The Persuasion Game: Manipulating Intention to Get a Covid-19 Vaccine by the Children’s Health Defense Team from their website.
  

• CENSORED: If you questioned why we marched against Covid-19 measures, shame on you – “we are the people” by Vanessa Beeley from The Wall Will Fall. 

• Press in His Pocket: Bill Gates Buys Media to Control the Messaging by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. from Children's Health Defense.

• The U.S. is Saving the Financial Sector, not the Economy by Michael Hudson from his weblog. (My reaction: This thesis in the title follows logically from the ruling class whose directors are now from the financial sector.)

• The Biggest Lie About China's Xinjiang "Internment Camps" by Tony Cartalucci from his weblog Land Destroyer Report. 

• Navalny Gets Skripaled [propaganda alert] by Bernhard (German blogger) from his weblog Moon of Alabama.
  

• Going, Going. Arctic Sea Ice Soon to be Gone by scientist Paul Beckwith from his weblog.
  

Posts that I especially recommend today: Wednesday, July 29, 2020

• Crash the Economy, Burn the Cities, Infect the People: the Evil Plan to Remake America by Mike Whitney from The Unz Review. (My reaction: A very wise and insightful analysis. Hopefully--and it is a desperate hope--that dissident Americans are up to the challenge "to scupper the plan".
  

• Slavery of Fear by Gilbert Mercier from News Junkie Post.

• How to Take Back Control of Your Mind by Cynthia Chung from Strategic Culture Foundation. (My reaction: She mostly addresses, in a somewhat convoluted fashion, the issue of how to brainwash a person, but, I think, not to emphasize methods to  "take back control of your mind". But the lesson is there: that understanding the past can fortify you against this unceasing brainwashing that we are all subject to by living in the capitalist US/Anglo/Zionist Empire where the past is re-written.)

• U.S. Household Eviction Crisis: 43% of American Renters Now Face Risk of Eviction by Eric Zuesse from Global Research. (My reaction: I can't restrain the impulse to ask the social-democratic (def.) Zuesse: How is capitalism working out for ya?)

• Capitalism is a Class-Divided, Racist, Sexist Horror Without End from The Internationalists.

• Combat breathing: The spirit of rebellion in the US by Nigel C Gibson from New Frame, a South African website.

• The White Black Nationalist Color Revolution by CJ Hopkins from his weblog Consent Factory, Inc. (My reaction: I think Hopkins is too cynical. Okay, so the ruling class has instituted a well-funded and organized color revolution, but the people don't have to go along with their agenda. The suffering people can organize themselves and establish their own agenda independent of the ruling class who want to provoke chaos in order to establish a more overt fascism in their backyard. But are the people capable of doing this? It is too soon to determine the outcome. But just because the ruling class, confident in having brainwashed most Americans, has decided to desperately gamble with stirring up the American people, the latter according to Hopkins should resist this desperate move by quietly submitting to their program.)

• Don’t. Side. With. The. Powerful. by Caitlin Johnstone from her weblog.
  

• Are worst-case climate scenarios less likely, as media reports of a new scientific paper suggest? by David Spratt from his weblog Climate Code Red. (Note: His short answer is "no". This is another example of wishful thinking that is normal for the ruling class who are faced with their own demise as a ruling class.)

• FDA Director Peter Marks and the Ever-Shifting COVID Vaccine Narrative by Robert F, Kennedy, Jr., Chairman, Children’s Health Defense from the latter's website.
  

• YouTube outlaws “contradicting” the World Health Organization by Catte Black from Off-Guardian.

• COVID-19-driven famine | The pandemic might see millions of children go hungry, a video from RT.

• The curse of ‘both-sidesism’: How climate denial skewed media coverage for 30 years by Joseph Winters from Grist.
  

• Elon Musk Confesses to Lithium Coup in Bolivia from TeleSur.

To keep informed about the planet's humans, I especially recommend these posts today: Tuesday, November 26, 2019

• Hong Kong elections: pro-democracy camp wins 17 out of 18 districts while city leader says she will reflect on the result by Jeffie Lam, Sum Lok-kei, and Ng Kang-chung from South China Morning Post (based in Hong Kong). 

• Blinded Palestinian Journalist Exposes Israel’s Increasing Violence Against Media by Delilah Boxstein from Mint Press News. 

• Amnesty International Toes US Gov’t Line in Urging Unrest in Iran by Alan Macleod from Mint Press News.

• Iran’s ‘only crime is we decided not to fold’ by Pepe Escobar from Asia Times.

• Now the Interim of US Self-Deception Over Bolivia by Patrick Lawrence from Consortium News. 

• “Internal dynamics” or “external influence” in the Arab world? by Onur Sinan Güzaltan from United World (Turkey).

• What’s Behind the Subprime Consumer Loan Implosion? by Wolf Richter from his weblog Wolf Street.

• The breach of the Paris Agreement by Andrew Glikson from Arctic News.

• New U.N. climate report offers ‘bleak’ emissions forecast by Nathaniel Gronewald from Science. (Note: This was from the original source E&E News that is behind a paywall.)

Posts I especially recommend for today: Wednesday, November 13, 2019

Bolivia:

• "It's Now or Never": Bolivian Elite Destroying the Country by Edu Montesanti from TeleSur. 

• First Lessons from the Fascist Coup in Bolivia by Luis Alfonso Mena S. from Internationalist 360°.

• Lessons To Learn From The Coup In Bolivia by Bernhard from his weblog Moon of Alabama. 

• A few short comments about the Fascist coup in Bolivia by "The Saker" (Andrei Raevsky) from his weblog A bird's eye view of the Vineyard.

Other posts:

• Narrative Managers In Overdrive After Death Of White Helmets Founder by Caitlin Johnstone from her weblog.

• U.S. Globalists’ Come Up with New Design for Pitching Turkey, Iran, Armenia, Russia against One Another from United World International. 

• US exports covert ‘Syria model’ of permanent war (Full show) from RT. "Rick Sanchez reports on the covert operations against Syrian President Bashar Assad, orchestrated by the CIA and Saudi Arabia, which led to the creation of Islamic State and caused 500,000 deaths and displaced 10 million people. He explains how the US government can maintain perpetual war only by routinely misinforming the public. Then RT America’s Michele Greenstein and RT producer Dr. Enrique Riviera join to discuss the US hand in fomenting unrest and upheaval in Hong Kong and Bolivia. The Federal Reserve has given another $112 billion to Wall Street. Hardly a sign of a 'thriving economy.' David Stockman, former budget director for President Ronald Reagan and author of 'Peak Trump: The Undrainable Swamp and the Fantasy of MAGA' joins Rick Sanchez to share his insights. [And] RT America's Faran Fronczak joins Rick Sanchez to discuss Project Nightingale, a secret project to give Google access to the medical records of millions." (To 24:27m)

• Tulsi Demands Info On Saudi Involvement In 911 Attacks. Jimmy Dore interviews Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (via YouTube).

• Jeffrey Epstein's death was 'likely homicide, not suicide', says famed NYC pathologist by Clark Mindock from Independent.

• David Stockman: True US economy about to be ‘revealed’. Rick Sanchez interviews David Stockman on his RT program. "The Federal Reserve has given another $112 billion to Wall Street. Hardly a sign of a 'thriving economy.' David Stockman, former budget director for President Ronald Reagan and author of 'Peak Trump: The Undrainable Swamp and the Fantasy of MAGA' joins Rick Sanchez to share his insights. He argues the market 'can’t digest' all the money flooding into Wall Street and that the Federal Reserve responded with panic.

• Global climate treaty is not working by Tim Radford from Climate News Network. 

Articles that I recommend reading today: Sunday, September 15,.2019

• American Privilege by Caitlin Johnstone from her weblog.

• The Chaos Theory Behind Fascism by Wayne Madsen from Strategic Culture Foundation.

• BBC Foreknowledge of 9/11 Collapse of WTC Building Seven: British Man Won Law Suit against BBC for 9/11 Cover Up, a re-post on Global Research News (based in Canada). 

• Capitalism versus the Global Carbon Cycle by Ian Angus from Climate & Capitalism.

Articles recommended for Saturday, May 25, 2019

• View the Frontline Documentary on Gaza That PBS Pulled by Alison Weir from The Unz Review. 

• Jade Helm and its Repercussions by Gordan Duff from New Eastern Outlook.

• Microsoft’s ElectionGuard a Trojan Horse for a Military-Industrial Takeover of US Elections by Whitney Webb from Mint Press News. (After our refusal to elect Hillary Clinton, our capitalist masters are now determined that their preferred official leader will be elected. Our "mistake" will never happen again.)

• The US Army Asked Twitter How Service Has Impacted People. The Answers Were Gut-Wrenching. by Caitlin Johnstone from her blog.

• Amazon helps US gov’t eliminate dissent from the Rick Sanchez show on RT.

• The Making of a “Rapist” by Pamela Anderson from The Indicter.

• “Truth ultimately is all we have:” Julian Assange appeals for public support by Oscar Grenfell from World Socialist Web Site.

Infiltration alert: "Rebellion Extinction: a capitalist scam to hijack our resistance"

Click here to access article by "The Acorn" posted on Winter Oak.

I know very little about this website and how "The Acorn" is related to them. However, I've noticed in the past 50 years that capitalist directors have often infiltrated their agents into movements to control and/or sow chaos among activist organizations. I've observed this method to destroy the Black Panthers organization, more generally in the Civil Rights Movement, and directly witnessed this in the Anti-Vietnam Movement. I fear this is happening once again in movements trying to stave off the worst effects of the destabilization of our climate caused by the operations of international capitalism.

"The Acorn" discovered signs that in Britain a group identified as "XR Business" appears to be doing just that.

Syria: Is US Fighting ISIS or Liquidating Assets?

Click here to access article by Tony Cartalucci from New Eastern Outlook. 

That the “final stronghold” of the self-proclaimed Islamic State (ISIS) resides in US occupied territory in Syria says it all.

From US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) memos dating back to 2012 noting efforts to create a “Salafist” [Islamic] “principality” [State] in eastern Syria precisely where ISIS rose and now clings to its “final stronghold,” to the obvious fact that ISIS’ fighting capacity was only possible through extensive state sponsorship – it was already clear that the US and its partners in regime change against Syria had been using terrorists including ISIS as proxy ground forces.

Now the US claims it has cornered and is on the verge of defeating ISIS – despite the terrorist group having been cleared out of virtually every other corner of the nation by Syrian, Russian, Iranian, and Hezbollah forces long ago.

Cartalucci tells it like it is in contrast to other writers in alternative media who still hedge this insight behind rather obscure, oblique (def.) words. I have at least 25 posts, many from US corporate media, that support his view about the US, and its allies in the Middle East, which were involved in creating and supporting terrorist armies in an effort to effect regime change in Syria:

US and Europe in 'major airlift of arms to Syrian rebels through Zagreb' - Telegraph Dept of Defense cites west support of Syrian rebels C.I.A. Said to Aid in Steering Arms to Syrian Rebels - The New York Times Al Qaeda Funded by Royal Sauds, U.S. Gov’t. Documents – The Greanville Post Bulgarian-NATO weapons reportedly end up in hands of mercenary-terrorist jihadists in Syria | the real Syrian Free Press M of A - US Empire's history of funding terrorist groups, now Syria Syrian Army Captures US Weapons Cache in Aleppo ISIS--US and allies fund them: Biden-Dempsey General Dempsey acknowledges US Arab allies | User Clip | C-SPAN.org Pentagon report says West, Gulf states and Turkey foresaw emergence of ‘IS’ | Middle East Eye Pentagon report reveals West’s support for ISIS Medium 2012 DIA ‘Islamic State’ Report Enters National Discourse after New York Times Coverage – Levant Report Mutual suspicion frays historic US-Saudi ties - FT.com (quote from late Prince Saud al-Faisal re ISIS.) M of A - Todenhöfer: Interview With Al-Nusra Commander "The Americans stand on our side" The Covert Origins of ISIS by the Empire Three Green Berets killed by ISIS infiltrator after CIA ignored warnings | SOFREP U.S. Relies Heavily on Saudi Money to Support Syrian Rebels - The New York Times Revealed: the £1bn of weapons flowing from Europe to Middle East | World news | The Guardian In Shift, Saudis Are Said to Arm Rebels in Syria - The New York Times Making a Killing: The 1.2 Billion Euros Arms Pipeline to Middle East | Veterans Today US contractors used: Spies-for-Hire Now at War in Syria BREAKING: At Least 14 US Coalition Military Officers Captured by Syrian Special Forces in East Aleppo Bunker 2012 Defense Intelligence Agency document: West will facilitate rise of Islamic State “in order to isolate the Syrian regime” – Levant Report Surviving Capitalism: 2012 DIA ‘Islamic State’ Report Enters National Discourse after New York Times Coverage Former DIA Chief Michael Flynn Says Rise of Islamic State was “a willful decision” and Defends Accuracy of 2012 Memo – Levant Report IMPORTANT DIA UPDATE: Former Defense Intelligence Director Michael Flynn Comments Publicly on 2012 DIA Islamic State Report – Levant Report WikiLeaks - The Podesta Emails New Revelations in the Syrian War | New Eastern Outlook Rise of Islamic State was ‘a willful decision’: Former DIA Chief Michael Flynn | Foreign Policy Journal Over 2,500 ISIS members transferred from Syria to Afghanistan - CSTO Pentagon report says West, Gulf states and Turkey foresaw emergence of ‘IS’ | Middle East Eye

US policy failure reopens Iraqi-Syrian borders and the Iran-Beirut road

Click here to access article by Elijah J Magnier from his blog.

Now that the author has gained respect as an astute and honest geopolitical analyst of the Middle East, I no longer have to argue that he is eminently qualified to describe the current US Empire moves in Syria and their effects. 

Sometime around 2010 the Empire strategists decided to employ a chaos strategy (which was honed in previous operations against Chile, El Salvador, Nicaragua, etc.) to cause a regime change in Syria because that government would not cooperate with Empire's strategy to punish Russia and to prevent further economic ties between Russia and Europe, specifically involving oil/gas pipelines. 

First, they constructed a phony proxy army which consisted of mostly violent people from the prisons of Saudi Arabia and its satellite states, and riff-raff across the world. This proxy army was funded by Saudi Arabia and its allies, and supported in various ways by the Empire's European satellites, Israel, and Turkey (the latter for mostly different reasons which Russia used to separate Turkey's geopolitical interests from the Empire's). 

Added to the Empire's chaos strategy is the protection and support given to the Syrian Kurds in order to fight against their own proxy army. The Syrian Kurds had held out hopes to have their own territory carved out of Syria, and likely they dreamed of extending it to the Kurdish areas of Iraq. Thus, the Empire's very complicated strategy used various military and political actors for their own objective: to destabilize Syria and cause regime-change. The truth which has been highly fragmented by various independent journalists can now be told after the failure of this grand chaos strategy. Magnier makes a valuable contribution to that effort in this article.

He [Trump] finally ordered his forces to do so after long months of inaction, during which the US effectively offered protection to the terror group and allowed tens of thousands of ISIS militants to move freely to attack the Syrian Army and its allies along the Deir-ezzour al-Bukamal axis. [northeastern Syria]

The significance of Trump’s decision to finally move against ISIS cannot be overestimated. Since 2014 the US has been engaged in a phoney war against ISIS, pretending to fight this brutal takfiri group while in fact allowing it to expand and killing Syrian Army soldiers who actually fought the group. Throughout this time the US has used ISIS as a pretext for the US military presence in Syria. The US did bomb ISIS occupied Raqqah and destroyed it; it then made a deal to deport many thousands of ISIS partisans. But the ongoing Battle of Baghuz marks the first time the US has really fought ISIS. To his credit, Trump is now doing what the US has only pretended to do for five years: actually fighting ISIS. This spectacular and drawn out campaign allows Trump to take credit for defeating ISIS, although for half a decade the forces actually fighting ISIS have been the Syrian Army, Russia, the Iraqi PMU/Hashed al-Shaabi, the Iraqi Army, Lebanese Hezbollah, and Iran.

Maduro’s claim that Washington has used cyberwarfare to bring down Venezuela’s power grid cannot be so easily dismissed

Click here to access article by Stephen Gowans from his blog What's Left.

As the corporate media and so-called "public media" are urging us to believe that the Maduro government's failings are responsible for the power outage in Venezuela, Gowans argues with documentation and the history of the US's record about causing chaos in countries in which it desires regime change that agents of the USA is more likely the cause of the power outage.

To be sure, there is, at this point, no concrete evidence that Washington has sabotaged Venezuela’s electrical grid, but it has the capability to do so, a record of using cyberattacks against countries slated for regime change, a motivation to throw Venezuela into crisis, and a game plan it has used repeatedly in other countries.

The US hand may be absent from this week’s power failures in Venezuela, but chances are it wasn’t.