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Pakistan: Darkness Renewed and the Examination of Collective Consciousness

September 27th, 2013

Mahboob A. Khawaja

Pakistan is fast becoming a deadly theatre of the absurd, people and the nation trading-in collective consciousness of unknown hatred, ethnic flare-ups, flourishing greed of money to kill and be happy and political vindictiveness. On September 22, another outrageous attack at a church – a place to worship God in Peshawar killing 85 or so innocent citizens of the minority Christian community. Few weeks earlier, 10 international hiker tourists were kidnapped and massacred in the K-2 mountainous region. Few months earlier, Muslims of Shia minority were repeatedly bombed in Quetta. The mourners kept the dead bodies burial on display for days as a token of protest asking for military to safeguard their lives from in-house terrorism. There is no rational sense to make out of these cruel developments. The global image of Pakistan and its political governance is under scrutiny. The scope of cruelty and viciousness is enlarged every day as every day becomes a killing day of the innocent.

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Me, Gilad Atzmon and the'Truth'

September 27th, 2013

By Freethepeeps aka Roy Bard


Roy Bard and Gilad Atzmon - London25/9/13

"Roy Bard is a known figure within Britain’s far left, anti-war and the Palestinian Solidarity Movement. He is a member of the Indymedia UK collective, a leading British anti-capitalist media outlet. I first encountered Bard five years ago. At the time the site was subjected to an international Jewish ‘anti’-Zionist campaign: a cabal of ethnic activists demanded that Indymedia deleted my articles. Being a principled man, Bard didn’t bow to their pressure. Bard has been subjected to a malicious slanderous campaign ever since. The article below is about sadness – if the personal is political, as some progressives insist, this article is an intimate insight into the medium in which such a transition takes place. It reveals the measures of brutality and intolerance that are unfortunately intrinsic to the Jewish Left. I was really moved when I read this article."

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Assad Fears US Aggression

September 27th, 2013

by Stephen Lendman

His fears are well-founded. He knows what he's up against. Longstanding US plans call for regime change. They remain firm.

Assad's willingness to destroy his chemical weapons delayed US action. It didn't deter it.

On September 25, Latin America's TeleSUR TV interviewed him in Damascus. "(T)he potential for a military offensive will always be present," he said.

It can come "(e)ither under the pretext of chemical weapons, or at other times under different pretexts." More on what he said below.

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Another Fake US Terror Alert

September 27th, 2013

by Stephen Lendman


Here we go again. Another fake alert. They're strategically timed. They're wearing thin. They lack credibility. They repeat with disturbing regularity.

No terror threat exists. Washington lied claiming one. It's not the first time. More on that below.

On September 25, the State Department headlined "Worldwide Caution," saying:"The Department of State has issued this Worldwide Caution to update information on the continuing threat of terrorist actions and violence against US citizens and interests throughout the world."

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No Time for Jubilation Washington Will Only Continue Its Crimes

September 27th, 2013

by WILLIAM C. LEWIS

Perpetual mass-media deception and pervasive surveillance encompass a never ending train of abuse that won’t end any time soon. As long as armaments factories continue producing weapons of death for the fortune 500 Wall Street elite who reside in U.S. capitalist society, war and threats of war will continue to expand and take on an ever deadly character.

Over 1000 military bases stationed, world-wide, nuclear weapons, a nuclear, first-strike posture by U.S. anti-ballistic missile systems and thousands of tanks, planes, bombers, armadas, special forces killer teams, hundreds of proxies and the Central Intelligence Agency that massacres civilians in Pakistan with drones on a routine basis, not because the missiles are missing their targets as claimed but because slaughtering civilians is a rapacious and depraved tool of the U.S. war mongers and their imperial war machine–that includes the civilian CIA, for resource control against Pakistan, Afghanistan, Somalia and any other nation the U.S. bombs to sustain its militarized war economy and claim to control the world’s most coveted petroleum resources in the Caspian Basin and Africa.

No other power in the world divides sections of the globe into various coms–Africom, Centom, Eucom, Pacificom and Southcom, among others.

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Remembering Edward Said

September 27th, 2013

by Stephen Lendman

September 25 marked the 10th anniversary of his death. He was much more than Columbia University Professor of English and Comparative Literature.

He was an extraordinary intellectual, a visionary, a global peace advocate, a man of remarkable humanity, and an uncompromising Palestinian human rights champion.

On November 1, 1935, he was born in Jerusalem. In 1947, his family was exiled. In 1991, he was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

It's a malignant cancer of the bone marrow and blood. On September 25, 2003, he succumbed at age 67. He did so after a courageous 12 year struggle for life.

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Replace Third Party Delusions With A Political Boycott

September 27th, 2013

Joel S. Hirschhorn

Recently, Jonathan Cymberknopf wrote a very upbeat article where he makes it sound like third party presidential candidates in 2012 achieved remarkable, even historic, success. He provides considerable data on how a number of third party candidates did better in 2012 than in the previous presidential election. For many years I strongly advocated third party options and even was a state chairperson for a major third party. But over time I realized what a fool’s effort third parties are for presidential elections and also for nearly all congressional ones. Why? Because anyone who thinks clearly and understands the US electoral system should know that the system is so rigged against third parties that they are mostly a wasted effort. Worse even, and this is my major point, because third parties provide a kind of high pressure escape valve for very unhappy Americans to express their anger and frustration. In so doing, they perversely help to sustain the very corrupt, dysfunctional two-party system they reject and want to change but cannot possibly do.

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Why Are the Majority of Americans Pissed?

September 27th, 2013

By Timothy V. Gatto

I have not been writing much. Everything I want to say has been pretty much said by others. The best thing I read in decades was Putin's rebuke to the United States over its policies in Syria and its claim of "exceptionalism". I couldn't have said it better myself.

The President of Iran finally wants to negotiate over nuclear weapons it says it doesn't want and doesn't need. This administration in Washington is taking a "wait and see" attitude. What a load of crap that is. The boys in Washington just don't want to piss off their AIPAC donors.

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WaPo Interviews Lavrov

September 26th, 2013

by Stephen Lendman

On September 25, Washington Post senior associate editor Lally Weymouth interviewed Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

He did so on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meeting in New York. In response to a question regarding Obama's Tuesday speech, Lavrov was diplomatically discreet, saying:

He "addressed important issues, and he stated willingness to cooperate on resolving problems in the Middle East and to help us find common approaches, which is the key for the international community."This writer called his address imperial mumbo jumbo. It featured beginning-to-end bald-faced lies.

They followed in rapid fire succession. They didn't pass the smell test. They didn't rise to the level of bad fiction.

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Rohani in New York

September 26th, 2013

by Stephen Lendman

On September 25, Iranian President Hassan Rohani delivered his first General Assembly address.

It was eloquent, straightforward, honest and important. He spoke truth to power. He did so sincerely and candidly.

Israel's UN delegation walked out. It did so disgracefully. Netanyahu speaks next Tuesday. From Israel he lied, saying:

"As expected, this was a cynical speech that was full of hypocrisy."

"Rohani spoke of human rights even as Iranian forces are participating in the large-scale slaughter of innocent civilians in Syria." "He spoke of a nuclear program for civilian purposes even as an IAEA report determines that the program has military dimensions."

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