A dozen shocking quotes recently made by Wall Street and globalist insiders concerning the global economic crisis.
September 30, 2011 George Soros: “Financial markets are driving the world towards another Great Depression with incalculable political consequences. The authorities, particularly in Europe, have lost control of the situation.” PIMCO CEO Mohammed El-Erian: “These are all signs of an institutional run on French banks. If it persists, the banks would have no choice but to … Read more
Turkey-Israel Relations and the Middle East Geopolitical Chessboard
by Eric Walberg September 29, 2011 Turkey’s foreign policy shift is now in full gear. Having kicked out the Israeli ambassador and rejected the UN Palmer Report, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu says that Turkey plans to take its case against Israel’s blockade of Gaza to the International Court of Justice, not alone, but with … Read more
The FBI has arrested a Massachusetts man they say planned to fly remote controlled planes filled with explosives into Pentagon.
September 29, 2011 By Milton J. Valencia Boston Globe ASHLAND – An Ashland man who holds a physics degree from Northeastern University was charged yesterday with an Al Qaeda-inspired plot to send a remote-controlled aircraft carrying explosives into the Pentagon and the US Capitol “to kill as many people as possible,’’ according to a complaint … Read more
Update on Iranian pastor Youcef Nadarknani …
Video – CBN Coverage http://www.persecutionblog.com/2011/09/jordan-sekulow-on-cbn-discussing-pastor-youcef-impending-execution-for-his-faith-.html By Daniel D. Tovrov | September 29, 2011 Before his last hearing Wednesday, Nadarkhani had been given three previous chances to repent, and all three times he has refused. After his final refusal Wednesday, no verdict has been announced, but many expect that he could be put to death … Read more
An Iranian pastor faces execution as early as Wednesday for refusing to recant his Christianity the 11th branch of Iran’s Gilan Provincial Court has ruled. the judgment runs against current Iranian and international laws and is not codified in Iranian penal code, the judge stated that the court must uphold the decision of the 27th Branch of the Supreme Court in Qom. When asked by the judge to repent, Nadarkhani stated: “Repent means to return. What should I return to? To the blasphemy that I had before my faith in Christ?”
By Joshua Rhett Miller Published September 28, 2011 Fox News An Iranian pastor who has refused to renounce his Christian faith faces execution as early as Wednesday after his sentence was upheld by an Iranian court. Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, who maintains he has never been a Muslim as an adult, has Islamic ancestry and therefore … Read more
Dhimmitude is the Muslim system of controlling non-Muslim populations conquered through jihad. Specifically, it is the taxing of non-Muslims in exchange for tolerating their presence and as a coercive means of converting conquered remnants to Islam. I thought you might all be interested to know that the word can be found on page 107 of Obama’s healthcare bill and it releases Muslims from the government mandate to purchase healthcare while at the same time forcing other Americans to purchase the insurance or face prosecution. It sounds like the word was used correctly.
The word ‘Dhimmitude” is found in the new health care bill; so what does it mean? Dhimmitude — I had never heard the word until now. Type it into Google and start reading. Pretty interesting. It’s on page 107 of the healthcare bill. I looked this up on Google and yep, it exists.. It is … Read more
Intense fighting occurring at last two cities(Qaddafi’s hometown of Sirte and Bani Walid) being held by Qaddafi loyalists. Rebel and NATO forces being repelled by concentrated sniper fire. The remaining majority of Qaddafi’s family has fled to Algeria.
By Sherine El Madany SIRTE, Libya | Tue Sep 27, 2011 6:47pm EDT SIRTE, Libya (Reuters) – Intense sniper and artillery fire from forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi holed up in Sirte kept fighters with Libya’s new rulers at bay in the deposed leader’s hometown on Wednesday. Sirte, one of the last two bastions of … Read more
Authorities in the ex-Soviet republic of Moldova are hunting the man behind a failed plan to sell weapons-grade uranium on the black market, a new US Senate report said Tuesday 9/27.
27 September 2011 AFP – Authorities in the ex-Soviet republic of Moldova are hunting the alleged Russian mastermind of a failed plan to sell weapons-grade uranium on the black market, a new US Senate report said Tuesday. AFP reported in June that Moldova police had arrested six suspects and seized a sample of Uranium-235 … Read more
They are finally putting some of the Dead Sea Scrolls online for all to study. It is still not enough of them considering it was the greatest archeological find in many centuries and they were found in 1947. All of them are supposedly going to be online by 2016. It is a project done in conjunction with the Israeli Museum and Google.
By MATTI FRIEDMAN Associated Press September 26, 2011 JERUSALEM (AP) — Two thousand years after they were written and decades after they were found in desert caves, some of the world-famous Dead Sea Scrolls went online for the first time on Monday in a project launched by Israel’s national museum and the web giant Google. … Read more
Attack on CIA headquarters in Kabul kills 1 agency employee and injures another.
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — An Afghan working for the U.S. government killed a CIA contractor and wounded another American in an attack on the intelligence agency’s office in Kabul, officials said Monday, making it the latest in a series of high-profile attacks this month on U.S. targets. The incident marked the most recent in a … Read more
America and Europe: Saving the Rich and Losing the Economy
Global Research, September 25, 2011 Economic policy in the United States and Europe has failed, and people are suffering. Economic policy failed for three reasons: (1) policymakers focused on enabling offshoring corporations to move middle class jobs, and the consumer demand, tax base, GDP, and careers associated with the jobs, to foreign countries, such … Read more
NATO’s War on Libya is Directed against China: AFRICOM and the Threat to China’s National Energy Security
by F. William Engdahl Global Research, September 25, 2011 The Washington-led decision by NATO to bomb Gaddafi’s Libya into submission over recent months, at an estimated cost to US taxpayers of at least $1 billion, has little if anything to do with what the Obama Administration claims was a mission to “protect innocent civilians.” … Read more
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie reignites speculation about a Presidential run with a 3 state fundraising trip this week. By the way this is the guy I have been pushing for a year now. If he does run I may even go work for his campaign. Obama is doing all he can right now behind the scenes to keep Christie out of the race, trust me. I spoke with a New Jersey Senators wife a couple months ago for over an hour about this, I think he is going to run. Believe it if you want but he is the only guy who can beat Obama in 2012.
September 26, 2011 PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s travel schedule has political circles in Washington and Trenton buzzing. Governor Christie will be traveling this week, headlining fundraisers in three important states: swing state Missouri, swing state Louisiana and usually Democratic California, where the money is. These freshly scheduled appearances come after … Read more
Putin to return as Russian President. Putin has already proposed Medvedev replace him as Prime Minister.
Vladimir Putin has declared he planned to reclaim the Russian presidency at March elections that could open the way for the former KGB spy to rule until 2024. The announcement, greeted by cheers at a congress of Prime Minister Putin’s ruling United Russia party, ended months of speculation over whether he or President Dmitry Medvedev … Read more
A New York Times Resource To Track The European Debt Crisis
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/business/global/european-debt-crisis-tracker.html?nl=todaysheadlines&emc=tha25
Palestinians Submit Statehood Application to U.N.
September 23, 2011 VOA News Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas on Friday asked the United Nations to recognize a state of Palestine, despite U.S. and Israeli opposition against the bid. Addressing the U.N. General Assembly after receiving a standing ovation, the president of the Palestinian Authority called Israel “the occupying power” and said its control of … Read more
Obama tells Palestinians he would veto U.N. bid
September 23, 2011 US president Barack Obama said, “there is no short cut to the end of a conflict that has endured for decades” between the Israelis and the Palestinians. In a speech to the UN General Assembly, Obama expressed frustration at the failure of both parties to bridge their differences and at the Palestinians’ decision … Read more
US suspects Pakistani ISI’s hand in Kabul, Afghanistan U.S. embassy attack
US officials say there is growing evidence that Pakistan‘s intelligence agency encouraged a Pakistan-based militant group, the Haqqani network, to carry out last week’s attack on the US Embassy and NATO headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan. The US and Pakistan have long been at odds over the links between Pakistan’s intelligence agency and military, and Pakistani … Read more
A well known hacker known as Anonymous just released a short communique warning of a September 24th cyber attack against financial institutions and the New York Police Department for attacks by them against peaceful protesters in New York this past week.
September 22, 2011 On September 17, 2011 approximately 15,000 peaceful demonstrators in dozens of cities around the USA gathered, marched – and occupied public space to protest the unjust policies of the US government and the corruption in our financial institutions. The central protest site was in the financial district of New York City, … Read more
After more than two years in Iranian custody accused as spies, Americans Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal have been released from prison on a 1 million dollar bail deal.
Sep 22 By SAEED AL-NAHDY Associated Press MUSCAT, Oman (AP) – Two Americans released from an Iranian prison are spending their first full day of freedom in seclusion with their families, after more than two years in custody accused as spies. Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer arrived Wednesday in Oman under a $1 million … Read more
5 people were arrested on the third day of protests in New York’s Financial District
September 19, 2011 CBS News NEW YORK – At least five people were arrested on the third day of protests in New York’s Financial District, spearheaded by a coalition of groups rallying against the influence of corporate money in politics. Beginning on Saturday – on what was called a U.S. Day of Rage – several … Read more
Undocumented workers collected 4.2 billion in tax credits last year
Washington Post By Lisa Rein 9/2/11 The Internal Revenue Service allowed undocumented workers to collect $4.2 billion in refundable tax credits last year, a new audit says, almost quadruple the sum five years ago. Although undocumented workers are not eligible for federal benefits, the report released Thursday by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration … Read more
U.S. and Israel Scramble to Avert Palestinian Vote at U.N.
By STEVEN LEE MYERS and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK Published: September 13, 2011 With only days to go before world leaders gather in New York, the maneuvering became an exercise in brinkmanship as the administration wrestles with roiling tensions in the region, including a sharp deterioration of relations between three of its closest allies in … Read more
Army signs deal for Throwbots, a product of Recon Robotics. Distributed to fire teams in Afghanistan.
LONDON—Without much fanfare, in late August the U.S. Army purchased and deployed hundreds of remote-controlled, 1-lb. “Throwbots” and immediately sent them into combat in Afghanistan—for the first time putting robotics fully in the hands of troops all the way down to the fire team level. Recon Robotics, the small robot manufacturer which has sold several … Read more
The bird-shaped UAV that crashed in Baluchistan is of no known type, although the mid-body payload bay has some resemblance to the Lockheed Martin “Stalker”.
by Bill Sweetman 8/30/2011 Pakistan is a bad place to keep secrets about classified programs. The bird-shaped UAV that crashed in Baluchistan last Thursday (links via Danger Room and DIYDrones, which has several photos) is of no known type, although the mid-body payload bay has some resemblance to the Lockheed Martin Stalker.Some guesses: there … Read more
The US Army has given AeroVironment a $5 million contract for a lethal backpack UAV called the Switchblade. It is the first announced order for this type of weapon but it has probably been in the hands of special forces since 2009. It was unveiled at a 2008 weapons show. The Switchblade gives light forces the ability to engage personnel or light vehicles in defilade or behind structures, with high precision and low collateral damage – the warhead is grenade-sized. Its loitering and patrol capability is 30 minutes to pin down hostiles.
The US Army has given AeroVironment a $5 million contract for the Switchblade lethal backpack UAV, including engineering services and operational systems. The contract, issued at the end of June by the Close Combat Weapons Systems office, is believed to be the first announced order for this class of weapon. Switchblade was unveiled at the … Read more
Four arrested on September 10th in Sweden on suspicion of preparing a terror attack. The arrests were announced soon after hundreds of people were evacuated from Gothenburg’s Roeda Sten building, the venue of the city’s art biennale.
September 11, 2011 Swedish police have arrested four people in the southwestern city of Gothenburg on suspicion of preparing a terror attack, local media reported, citing intelligence sources. A spokeswoman for Sweden’s SAPO intelligence agency, Sara Kvarnstrom, was quoted by the TT news agency as saying the arrests took place on the night of September … Read more
After Libya, Syria is next in line for NATO sponsored regime change.
Global Research by Patrick Henningsen August 23, 2011 With globalist restructuring plans for the Middle East and North Africa looking to be nearly complete, one major hurdle remains. After a relatively easy path to victory in Tunisia and Egypt, and with the project to dismantle and re-privatise the Libyan state nearly complete, only Syria remains as the last serious contender for resistance … Read more
Through lawsuits and acts of Congress Bloomberg News has forced the Federal Reserve to reveal more details than we have had to date (still not enough) in regards to who received bailout money from the Federal Reserve. Detailed article showing U.S. and international loans.
Wall Street Aristocracy Got $1.2 Trillion From Fed By Bradley Keoun and Phil Kuntz -Aug 22, 2011 Citigroup Inc. (C) and Bank of America Corp. (BAC) were the reigning champions of finance in 2006 as home prices peaked, leading the 10 biggest U.S. banks and brokerage firms to their best year ever with … Read more
The prosecutor from the International Criminal Court said on Sunday that Saif al-Islam and Mohammed Al-Gaddafi, sons of Libya’s Muammar Qaddafi have been detained in Libya. They were captured and handed over to the ICC in accordance with the Security Council resolution.
“Saif was captured in Libya,” prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo told Reuters. “We have confidential information from different sources that we have within Libya confirming this. “It is very important to make clear there is an obligation to surrender Saif to the ICC in accordance with the Security Council resolution.” Libyan rebels said earlier that they had … Read more
Muammar Gaddafi is calling for supporters from across Libya to help him defend Tripoli, with rebel forces now in control of parts of the capital and massing on its western outskirts for an assault. one of the largest military bases has also been overrun by rebel forces, they have freed up to 5,000 people imprisoned by the regime
Martin Chulov and Chis Stephens in Zlitan guardian.co.uk Sunday 21 August 2011 Muammar Gaddafi is calling for supporters from across Libya to help him defend Tripoli, with rebel forces now in control of parts of the capital and massing on its western outskirts for a decisive assault. As Libya’s dictator prepares for what is widely expected … Read more
Lebanese intelligence intercepts covert arms shipment(1,000 assault rifles) bound for Syrian opposition. Lebanese army investigators say they have uncovered ties between the smugglers and the political entourage of former Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, who just happens backed by the United States and Saudi Arabia.
by Sahand Avedis Global Research, August 12, 2011 Lebanese army intelligence has intercepted a covert shipment of 1,000 assault rifles, reportedly destined for the city of Baniyas in Syria. Army investigators say they have uncovered ties between the smugglers and the political entourage of former Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, who is … Read more
Radiation released from Fukushima equal to more than 29 ‘Hiroshima-type atomic bombs’ .
Dahr Jamail August 18, 2011 Scientists and doctors are calling for a new national policy in Japan that mandates the testing of food, soil, water, and the air for radioactivity still being emitted from Fukushima’s heavily damaged Daiichi nuclear power plant. “How much radioactive materials have been released from the plant?” asked Dr Tatsuhiko Kodama, … Read more
In his strongest rhetoric yet Obama tells Syrian President Bashar Al Assad he needs to step down. Obama accused him of “torturing and slaughtering” his people in what U.N. officials said may be crimes against humanity
By Khaled Oweis AMMAN | Thu Aug 18, 2011 (Reuters) – The United States and European Union called on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to step down on Thursday and Barack Obama accused him of “torturing and slaughtering” his people in what U.N. officials said may be crimes against humanity. It was a dramatic sharpening of … Read more
A Massachusetts police officer this week filed a criminal complaint against a woman who filmed his fellow officer beating a black suspect while he stood by.
By George Graham, The Republican The Republican Thursday, August 11, 2011 SPRINGFIELD – Charging the amateur videographer who captured the alleged police beating of Melvin Jones lll during a 2009 traffic stop with illegal wiretapping sets a dangerous precedent, local activists say. “I think it would be dangerous if this person were to be charged … Read more
NATO backed rebels have cut all fuel lines going into Tripoli, readying for assault.
Christian Science Monitor August 16, 2011 Libyan rebels are tightening the noose on Tripoli, the stronghold of Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi, who could soon be forced to choose between stepping down or making a final stand by defending his capital. But while rebels have considerable momentum, a fight for Tripoli could well be protracted – … Read more
UK banks fund outlawed cluster-bomb industry. Two of the banks were bailed out with taxpayer money.
By Jerome Taylor Tuesday, 16 August 2011 British high-street banks, including two institutions that were bailed out by taxpayers, are investing hundreds of millions of pounds in companies that manufacture cluster bombs – despite a growing global ban outlawing the production and trade of the weapons. How cluster bombs work: click here to download graphic … Read more
Muammar Qaddafi’s forces fire their first SCUD missile as NATO closes in on Tripoli
By Damien McElroy, Zintan, Richard Spencer, Middle East Correspondent 9:00PM BST 15 Aug 2011 The rebels were attempting to identify the trajectory of the missile which was fired from Col Gaddafi’s stronghold of Sirte even as his envoys headed for new talks with the opposition and a United Nations special envoy in Tunisia. Despite … Read more
A list of the 30 special forces men killed in the shooting down of their helicopter in Wardak Province on August 6th. A bio of each is also included.
Saturday, August 13, 2011 The Thirty The following sailors assigned to an East Coast-based Naval Special Warfare unit were killed in the Aug. 6 helicopter crash in Wardak province: Lt. Cmdr. (SEAL) Jonas B. Kelsall, 32, of Shreveport, La. Special Warfare Operator Master Chief Petty Officer (SEAL) Louis J. Langlais, 44, of Santa Barbara, … Read more
A series of co-ordinated explosions have killed at least 74 people and wounded 250 more across Iraq. Thirteen bombs exploded in all many of which were apparently detonated by suicide bombers.
The Irish Times August 16, 2011 by MARTIN CHULOV A SERIES of co-ordinated explosions has killed at least 74 people and wounded 250 more across Iraq, shattering calm during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and showing that extremists remain a threat more than eight years after the fall of Baghdad. The bombs were detonated … Read more
Bin Laden was already dead…
I just wanted to go on record and say that I do not believe Bin Laden was killed by SEAL Team Six on May 1, 2011. If it means anything to you, neither does the intelligence community. The intelligence community knows Bin Laden was suffering from Renal failure prior to 9/11/01 and had been on dialysis … Read more
According to the head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization (IAEO), Fereydoun Abbasi the first phase of Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant to be operational by end of Ramadan (August 31).
IRNA – Islamic Republic News Agency In-Depth Coverage Tehran, Aug 14, IRNA — Head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization (IAEO), Fereydoun Abbasi, said here on Sunday that the first phase of Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) will be commissioned by the end of the fasting month of Ramadan (August 2-31). Abbasi noted that since the … Read more
At least 22 killed(31 according to Reuters) in Syria’s siege on its port city of Latakia by security forces. The government operation comes after protesters massed in Latakia and other cities on Friday and renewed calls for the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad. The United Nations Security Council plans to meet Thursday to consider further action against the Syrian government.
VOA News August 14, 2011 Syrian security forces have stepped up their deadly crackdown on dissent in Latakia, where the military is blasting the port city with gunfire from land and sea. Activists and witnesses say military vessels mounted with machine guns began firing on coastal districts Sunday, a day after tanks rolled into the … Read more
State Department: U.S. Shifts Geostrategic, Military Focus From Middle East To Asia
The Australian August 15, 2011 Greg Sheridan, Foreign editor -”I think what you see is an across-the-board effort (by the US) to articulate India as playing a greater role in Asia, and also revitalising relations with ASEAN – both ASEAN as an institution, and with its key members, such as Indonesia, Vietnam and Singapore, and … Read more
NATO’s Arm in Eurasia, Turkey’s Neo-Ottoman’s.
Dar Al-Hayat August 13, 2011 Mostafa Zein Turkey does not get its reputation from the history of its empire, despite the theories of its Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, and despite the attempt to renew Ottomanism and return to the country’s roots and to its neighborhood, after the illusion of exile to Europe. Neither does it … Read more
The Financial Times has learned that Pakistan allowed Chinese military engineers to photograph and take samples from the top-secret stealth helicopter that US special forces left behind on the raid in which they supposedly killed Osama bin Laden.
By Anna Fifield in Washington August 14, 2011 Pakistan allowed Chinese military engineers to photograph and take samples from the top-secret stealth helicopter that US special forces left behind when they killed Osama bin Laden, the Financial Times has learnt. The action is the latest incident to underscore the increasingly complicated relationship and lack of … Read more
New Hampshire company creates first super-cavitating ship. The company’s aim is to interest the US Navy in a high-speed, long-range ship — the water-borne equivalent of an attack helicopter — that could intercept swarms of missile-equipped, small attack boats before they come in range of Navy warships. JMS claims the Ghost has the same maximum speed as the Mark V special-operations boat used by Navy SEALs, but a 50% higher burst speed, twice the range and greater stability in high sea states.
Ares Defense Technology Graham Warwick 8/15/2011 You may have seen a story last week about a company claiming to have developed “the first supercavitating ship“. Ships are not my thing, but I thought I would ask for more information and it arrived this morning (a paper press kit, via FedEx – which made … Read more
China’s First Aircraft Carrier Completes Initial Sea Trials
VOA News August 14, 2011 Chinese news media say the country’s first aircraft carrier has returned to the northeastern port of Dalian after completing its initial sea trials. The Shanghai Daily reports that the carrier was towed back into the shipyard Sunday morning amid firecracker blasts and cheers. The report says that … Read more


































































