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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle January 7 2024 #149899
    Noirette
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    On: RT, Trump talks like a Nazi – prev. https://shorturl.at/deAR8

    Lies (“insurrection”), smears (“insults women”), call it libel / slander etc., and blatant pop ops. — e.g. pix of Trump that one sees on a Goog search, are all standard.

    Add in law-fare on all fronts (Stormy Daniels… I remember being in school train going up to N Switz., Vallorbe, snow all round, and the screen in the train showed news about that lady .. heh ..)

    re. -> financial dealings, personal dealings, alleged roles in whatever, etc. to hopefully make him withdraw / kick him off the ballot / make him so disreputable, disgusting, that ppl can’t vote for him. Say.

    The last doesn’t work, but it has to be done, as Dem. voters, enthusiasts, adherents, dependents (dollars), must be kept on board, corralled; the vilification has to continue, even expand, otherwise ppl might stop to think about policies, the future of the US, etc.

    Maybe 60 .. years ago Trump would just have been shot. Hard to compare, as much has changed since then. The divide-to-rule via propaganda schemes has reached levels so extreme that there is *risk* of devastating civil disturbance in the US.

    Plus, the myth of ‘democracy’ (votes not tallied, faked, Diebold to the rescue, more..) as an arbitrator that translates public opinion into Gvmt. policies has to be upheld, so there NEEDS to be two pol. parties, opponents, a kind of fight on the ground for the minds: Ppl have to take sides. Trump plays a role in that scenario, killing him off would be crass, risky, and destructive of the overall script, as it is presented.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle January 5 2024 #149809
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    Epstein.

    I was never interested in the ‘sex’ supposed trafficking, and ‘blackmail’ potential aspects. Rich men have courts of well-paid young women hanging aroung, nothing new there…(Of course I condemn the trafficking and exploitation of underage children/teens, of vulnerable women, young men, etc. …)

    The latest ‘revelations’ of Epstein ‘contacts’ are NOT new, all of them were known well before, from Epstein’s black book, from the flight logs, from official transcripts of court cases, and more, all available on the internet for years, even from MSM articles, etc.

    As a fan of locked room mystery murders re. Epstein dying in his cell did grab my interest, I came to some conclusions, whatever. To add to that dossier, his brother, Mark, has recently spoken publically for the first time in MSM (afaik), interviewed by Tucker C.

    Jeffrey Epstein’s Brother Reveals Everything He Knows. 25 mins.

    http://tinyurl.com/4bbxj3yf

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 29 2023 #149378
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    from MoA listed at top post: – (b is good imho) –

    The real aim is to remove all Palestinians from Gaza, to either kill them or to dump them in some foreign land. This would be followed by an attempt to remove all Palestinians from the West Bank before capturing and annexing the south of Lebanon.

    However no foreign country is likely to support such a genocide and to take up the burden of millions of unruly refugees.

    https://www.moonofalabama.org/2023/12/biden-needs-to-come-to-israels-and-his-own-rescue.html

    Allrighty… All those who support Israel’s ‘attack on Hamas’ and consider Hamas ‘a terrorist organisation’ have spoken not ONE word about accepting refugees: Palestinians in Gaza, other, such as Christians, the Stateless, other Arabs, Orphan children, Unidentified Homeless, Refugees, etc.

    At best, they pushed the ‘send them to the Sinai’ directive. For the rest, as the French say, •Silence Radio.•

    Those who have declared Hamas a ‘terrorist org’, labelling as a sign of adherence to ….:

    AUS, NZ and Paraguay. In part, only, as they draw a distinction between the political / military wing.

    Plus, natch… USuk – isr. EU, Canada, and Japan. (list is from wiki, ok imho but things can change fast.)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 27 2023 #149227
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    Trump’s ‘X’ Xmas Message (no. 1 at top post, link below.)

    Didn’t know he had gone that far, damning his enemies. His personal pov, perhaps understandable from his position, Hmm -> doesn’t count in the grand scope.

    All is just one more glaring sign of the now ongoing rapid fall, heh, let’s say plunge into the fiery depths, of the USA’s hegemonic power.

    Trump, Biden, Hunter B., others, are seen, all over the world, to be new style ‘Mafia’ Capos, using whatever available means to attack, discredit, stifle their political ‘accusers,’ enemies, Biz rivals, and more.

    Using all means to hand (lawfare, lies, smears, false accusations, kontrol of media narratives, etc. not mentioning possible violence) and making it all **public**, see the digital aspect (Twitter-X etc.) to garner public support …? Heh, for votes in rigged elections?

    All this looks more like .. Crazy US teenagers? Gang wars fought out with messages by rich people barricaded in their homes? Pathetic attempts to garner sympathy thru vilification, slander, playing the victim, making empty threats, etc.?

    https://swentr.site/news/589721-trump-christmas-greeting/

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Boxing Day 2023 #149180
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    Hollywood Celebrities Now Support Palestine in Record Numbers [Inspirational]

    The CJ Werleman Show. vid. 11 mins. Dec. 22, 2023.

    http://tinyurl.com/yv355syy

    A beep-beep signal of turning tides.

    Celebs. know nothing about Intl. politics, don’t care, and just follow along, to keep their status and fame, to remain in the ‘top in-group.’

    The chatter in that class: They talk to each other all the time and have a kind of ‘solidarity’ amongst themselves (imho) now pivoting to support or at least empathise with Pals is of course ‘late in the game’ and merely ‘gotta get with the new narrative’ – we have to catch up etc. – it is all very very telling.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Day 2023 #149137
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    Jo6: Putin Now Serious About Negotiating End To War: Diplomats.

    Yeah, that just signals W’s hopes, delusions, grasping at straws.

    Russia will decide and enforce everything and the W will try to put out some lame weak narrative to ‘explain it all’ and pretend ‘no loss.’

    See for ex. NATO’s Stoltenberg: ‘Putin has lost Ukraine forever’

    NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said that he believes Russia “has lost Ukraine forever” as a result of the war, and will not be able to achieve its war aims despite a massive military effort since the invasion in February last year.

    https://news.yahoo.com/natos-stoltenberg-putin-lost-ukraine-104350240.html

    🙂 !

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Day 2023 #149131
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    UKR. The US has now admitted that UKR with US-poodle-W support cannot ‘beat Russia (R)’ *It is time to wind the conflict down, negotiate* is the message. (No more billions from the US, etc.)

    The pref. US-W solution is a frozen conflict, where the loosing party isn’t seen to be loosing but in stasis, upholding ‘what is right’ but not venturing further for ‘humanitarian’ – ‘moral’ or ‘strategic’ or even ‘supremacist’ reasons, oh! it is all ‘complicated history’ etc.

    Mega US-+ Cos. and affiliates already own a lot of land / biz interests / Gvmt. officials in UKR, so are keen to do ‘rebuilding’ with funds from x,y, investment into a,b.

    I expect R, which will decide the outcome, may let the loosers save face somewhat, although Putin is publically furious about the duplicitous Minsk Accords — surely he didn’t believe in them to begin with, after one year. The EU -> Merkel and Hollande admitting they never intended to implement them will go down in history as one of the craziest moves ever. It probably isn’t even true, in Merkel’s case. Why alienate the super mega neighbor who actually (in Germany’s case) controls the economic power of the country? What pressure was applied from where?

    R will not try to hold territory where the ppl are not ‘Russian’ and ‘pro-R’, as it doesn’t want to be a dominating occupier. R’s problems are more in the ‘too much territory’ – hard to defend – too low population – category. Which is why after 2014 it has done everything to encourage UKRs to emigrate to R, and paid to change the Edu. system in the Donbass to R.

    So, what happens to the remainder of UKR that R will not want? Kharkiv and Odessa are often mentioned as R ‘aims’? Maybe…but then not further…?

    Putin ‘+’ have repeatedly ‘warned’ / ‘hinted’ that Poland, natch, Hungary and Romania, want to re-claim Trad. ‘lands’ (in order, Galicia, Trans-Carpathia, Bukovina) and even Bulgaria has piped in (Bessarabia.) All 4 are EU countries, and their expansion would be subject to EU approval (> unelected leaders, etc.) The USuk might like to shelve this problem region onto the EU, so maybe. Other: a Rump UKR. with no military, no sea access, no good industry (etc.) a kind of no man’s land, might be acceptable to R and the US.

    These options are being discussed, imho. Other outcomes are more apocalyptic.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle Christmas Day 2023 #149130
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    Happy Holidays to All, let love of the living flourish, no matter what we can enjoy good meals and fun times with all the nice kiddos., without losing respect for the dead.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 21 2023 #148989
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    Oroboros posted: Ukronazi tells reporter he supports Israel with a Nazi insignia on his sleeve.

    Debt Rattle December 21 2023

    Good find of a clip.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 21 2023 #148920
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    From prev. thread. Red posted:

    Neil Ferguson is a cunt of high order.

    Yes. ‘Predictive modelling’ of this shoddy type, according to the most charitable view, is akin to using divination stones, Ouija boards, visions from on high, prayer for guidance, etc. to predict the future.

    Fuzzy descriptions by N.F. are BS, but the folklore funny is replaced with,

    *Standard, elaborated, scientific views that are imposed by State authority.*

    Imho. N. F. knew what he was doing with his analyses and predictions. They were, are, sort of marginally clever, superficially convincing. Hey, he gets paid, they like him, he is a hotshot, etc.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 19 2023 #148797
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    On, US knows UKR can’t win. (from a top post) https://tinyurl.com/5y3hdrcr

    That UKR could not win against Russia, even with USuk-NATO help in the form of arms, advisors, training, endless matériel, billions of dollaris, was obvious.

    I’m ignorant about military matters, yet looking at a MAP, data from the World Bank, World Data, etc. — questioning 🙂 the ghosts of Napoleon and Hitler – knowing a bit of recent UKR history, social situation, governance, since 1990, etc. etc.

    > That UKR would loose, be quashed, broken up, was a given.

    Slavs killing Slavs, allrighty, Tennis anyone? Photo shoot with Scarlett Johansson?

    From the Orange Revolution in 2004 (Yushenko, pro-W, after ditching his first wife and marrying a US woman with super level posts in the US state Dpt., poisoned with dioxin during his pol campaign, which he won against the pro-R Yanukovich) to today, after the Chocolate King (Poroshenko) scuttered away, to the Actor Zelensky, these stooges paid, directly or not, by USuk(eu), are coming to the end of their road.

    Zelensky will be replaced, as the narrative requires it, soon or within a few months. The body language of those shunning him now is over the top. A sub. replacement figure will have a tough time so may be hard to pump up. Zaluzny is often mentioned, idk, seems doubtful in a way, who knows.

    Russia will dictate the terms of the end-point of URK-R hostilities.

    So what was the USuk + poodles trying to accomplish? Slavs killing slavs? Just decimate, too cool, kill! heh? Profits for the MIC? Grabbing territory, Foreign Mega-Cos buying up fertile land, in UKR, to do biz? Fighting a useless war for kudos, what? Poke the bear just ‘because’? Keep homies in fear? Protect BidAdmin interests in UKR? What?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2023 #148625
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    Hopper’s theme, which he illustrates superbly: Loneliness.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 14 2023 #148456
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    Supporting Palestinians against violence from Isr., its oligarchs, others, is being viciously repressed all over the W.
    E.g. Ppl being arrested for brandishing a Pal. flag, (GB), preventing demos at any costs, etc. US Top Unis firing ppl left and right for supporting Palestine, cracking down on student opinion…

    The contradictions have become TOO STARK.

    One can’t run a perpetual near-hysterical PR campaign against ‘discrimination’ – ‘hate’ to ostensibly protect minorities who are ‘oppressed’, such as gay ppl, LGTB, ‘non-White’ ppl, i.e. Blacks, Asiatics, Original ppl (whatever they are called in different countries), women who are always short-changed, handicapped ppl (that is a whole other horrible story..), etc.

    > … While at the same time justifing the ethnic cleansing, outright murder, failing that, torture of Palestinians in Gaza!

    The hypocrisy is too blatant.. The double standard too evident…young ppl get it…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 13 2023 #148445
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    Oroboros, I remember the show of the 2012 Olympics, yes, strange, not readily interpretable…though many ppl were alarmed, iirc. This vid is 4 hours long watching it all to analyse it is a tough job.

    *The Complete London 2012 Opening Ceremony | London 2012 Olympic Games.*

    http://tinyurl.com/6fjbeatr

    For light relief, Mr. Bean Live Performance at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

    5.5 minutes. http://tinyurl.com/mu5yn2hn (Why was he there?) The Spice Girls did a show as well.

    in reply to: The State of TAE #148438
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    Ilargi, I will contribute like last time.

    I know the ‘food’ arm of volunteer work is a hard sell, and agonising, from personal experience.

    Happy Holidays to All.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 13 2023 #148371
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    maryballon posted (prev):

    https://www.thecanadafiles.com/articles/canada/us-quiet-motive-for-backing-israels-genocide-the-ben-gurion-canal

    OK long article, focussed on energy matters, interesting.

    However, Gaza is occupied territory, it does not have jurisdiction or any power over its shores and outreach into Sea. Even fishermen who venture out for food are harassed, shot…

    Isr. has been awarding concession for explo. etc. in that maritime region for quite some time, mostly to BP originally (no links.) Recent, top of goog, Oct. 30 2003, Al-Monitor.

    Israel’s Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure said on Sunday that it has awarded 12 licenses to six companies, including BP and ENI, for natural gas exploration off the country’s Mediterranean coast, as the war with Gaza-based Hamas entered its fourth week with no ceasefire in sight. 

    The offshore tender is the fourth bidding round for natural gas exploration in Israeli waters, whereby the ministry intends to boost competition as well as grow domestic supply and exports. 

    Two consortia won the bids: one comprising Italy’s ENI, Scotland’s Dana Petroleum Ltd. and Israeli business Ratio Energies, while the other consists of BP, State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) and Israel’s NewMed Energy. The companies will explore two areas next to Israel’s Leviathan field, the country’s largest and one of the world’s biggest deep-water gas discoveries. 

    Israel’s war with Hamas saw the shutdown of Israel’s Tamar offshore gas field, the country’s second-largest. It has yet to be reopened after being closed for security reasons on Oct. 8. The site is owned by Chevron, Dor Gas Exploration Limited Partnership, Everest Infrastructures, Isramco Negev 2, UAE-based Mubadala Investment and the Israeli company Tamar Petroleum. Before the shutdown, the field typically met around 70% of Israel’s power generation needs. The country has since been backfilling the supply from other fields to avoid disruptions to flows.
    (…)

    https://www.al-monitor.com/originals/2023/10/israel-hands-out-gas-concessions-bp-eni-gaza-war-drags#ixzz8LmhPfvia

    One guesses MegaEnergyCos may perceive an interest in keeping quiet about the ethnic cleansing of Palestinians > Hmm, not their problem, minor distrubance, let’s forge ahead, heh.

    Beyond that, it is a given that Palestinians don’t count, have no power, no share, and will never benefit, laid down by Isr. w. deals w. Energy-Corps long ago.

    So, killing Palestinians in the Gaza strip has nothing to do with Energy deals, imho.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 12 2023 #148305
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    On, Isr. cannot win. RT, prev. thread. https://swentr.site/news/588857-jordan-israel-cannot-win/

    Isr. is facing a v. bad PR, image, from any angle.

    Note the likes of Col. Mc Gregor state they wish to *STOP isr. destroying itself*, help it out, to stop the carnage, all this can’t be good for isr, etc. Isr. must live on…will be in danger if attacked by many neighbors..

    ?– The 7 Oct. attack by ‘Hamas’ was not anticipated by isr. i.e. all the security services, data surveillance, informants, control of Gaza (etc.) failed simultaneously. Isr. MSM has published warnings, pre. attack from Egypt, from border surveillance, etc. Blithely ignored.

    ?– Was a ‘let it happen’ scenario

    ?– Or one notch higher, was it implemented by isr. itself?

    *Was Al-Aqsa Flood a false flag?*

    By Ian Davis

    Was Al-Aqsa Flood a False Flag?

    *What lies behind Benjamin Netanyahu’s lies and Hamas’s evasions?*

    by Thierry Meyssan

    https://www.voltairenet.org/article220078.html

    In some sense, answers to qus are not crucial. It just became TIME to ethnically cleanse the Gaza strip, drive out / kill / cull, ‘thin’ seems to be fash word > get all the Palestinians out from this minuscule territory. The aim is not to ‘gain land’ (lebensraum), control ressources, transport, workers, etc. It is to kill, expell, even torture, etc. Palestinians, as a glorious triumph of supremacy, blood lust, murderous hate…uncontested, allowed by the most powerful…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2023 #148244
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    DBS, yes, I agree with you on this, I posted that screed by “David Cohen” as it is emblematic of standard propaganda from some ‘voices’…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 10 2023 #148190
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    Militant / MS Isr-Jewish dominant opinion as in a post on Moon of Alabama.

    Every standard trope is hammered hard.

    Replying to tawharanui | Dec 9 2023 16:27 utc. “Palestine belongs to the Palestinian people and no one else”

    
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To us, the entire land and the Jew belong to each other because it is inherent in our heritage. It is enshrined in the Bible, it’s not the promised lad G-d did not promise but he gave, all of what is Gaza and West Bank is the GIVEN land that was for the chosen people.

    Yet Jews often shy away from making the Biblical claim outright. You hear Jews speak of the United Nations Vote for Partition in 1948. You hear Jews speak of a historical right to reclaim the land of our ancestors, but rarely does one hear Jews speak publicly about a G-d given right enshrined in the Bible and this is The only true reason why Jew live in Israel today. It isn’t a gift of the UN and it is not ours by right of conquest. It isn’t ours on account of history, it is ours because G-d made it so.

    Had the UN given us California, we would not have gone. Had the Jewish people defeated the Nazis in the Warsaw Ghetto, we Jews would not have claimed that land as it rightly belongs to the polish people.

    The land of our fathers, the land of our glory, the land of our home, the land of our soul; the land that moves millions of Jews worldwide since 1947 to leave and come and settle here, to fight in the IDF to make a home here, to build paradise here.

    Should we deny this essential truth only because there are political movements in the world that are not prepared to accept it?

    We Jews often shy away from making the Biblical claim outright. You hear Jews speak of the United Nations Vote for Partition in 1948. You hear Jews speak of a historical right to reclaim the land of our ancestors, but rarely does one hear Jews speak publicly about a G-d given right enshrined in the Bible.

    Once again get it into your little head, Israel belongs to the Jews. We don’t require legal arguments or scientific proof to justify our claim to Israel.

    The horrors of October 7th present us with an opportunity, that we might lose forever, to reclaim all of our land, we had previously agreed to share our land it with the Palestinians, Hamas returned the favour by rape and pillag while the whole world watched.

    The world must now understand we cannot now live with Palestinians as neighbours. Our existence is threatened, there is plenty of land where the Palestinians can move to. Muslims nations must accommodate them, not a small country like Israel.

    Posted by: David Cohen | Dec 9 2023 17:44 utc | 33

    https://www.moonofalabama.org/2023/12/palestine-open-thread-2023-297.html#comments

    Apologies for length. David Cohen of course may not be a real person with a genuine opinion. Note: “The horrors of October 7th present us with an opportunity, that we might lose forever..”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 9 2023 #148129
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    CH – pop. 8 million.

    *Recruits lack breath* (have breathing problems.)

    Link is to begin summary in F of MSM article behind paywall.

    https://tinyurl.com/49jp6npa

    1 recruit / 5, aged around 20, presented breathing difficulties ..

    About 95% young men in CH are conscripted. (That doesn’t mean that they serve, they may be excused, refused, do social service instead, opt out using various dodges, etc.)

    Each year tens of thousands of conscripts are tested for ‘aptitudes’ (skills) ‘education’ and various physical performance indicators. A thorough, simple, easy to log, measure of the physical fitness of young men who are not in some ‘special’ category.

    The general performance tests of the CH army recruits show a loss of strength and endurance of 6 to 7 % (statistically significant) in various physical tasks, since 2021. E.g running with a heavy load, high jump without running up, push-ups, leg-ups, walking at a fair speed uphill for some time, etc. An average, so it obscures all kinds of interesting findings.

    Agility is stable. E.g. smooth, constrained in space, movement; balance skills; manipulating machinery, etc.

    This is the first time a drop in performance is noted. It went up (even if only by point 1 or 2..) each year since the measures began.

    This is anecdotal for now > haven’t grabbed the original data.

    Attributed cause. > COV / long COV.

    Deaths. There were no excess deaths (all cause mortality) in under-64s during the whole COV ‘pandemic’ in CH, and none since then. In CH, for this age group, even a red dot (on the graph posted below, third in the text) is tricky, because the numbers are so small. One bus filled with teens falling off a mountain, or a ‘bad’ avalanche on a village of 500 ppl, can be ‘excess’ (one sigma +)

    All the excess mortality one sees logged for ex. on Our World in Data for CH is in over 64’s. Sure, for all cause mortality, the cause may have shifted, for ex. from suicide (1st cause of death males 15-24) to ‘heart’ – idk about that.

    https://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/en/home/statistics/health/state-health/mortality-causes-death.html

    What about Vax? Official stats show that the age 20-29 population was 73% vaxxed (compare, 80+ = 93%), for under 20s, even lower. But.. CH is trying to look good and VAX stats are based on having had ONE dose.

    https://www.covid19.admin.ch/fr/vaccination/persons/d/demography

    So, around 30% of recruits were, are, vax free.

    Without breakdown vx / no vx / other details, one can’t say much more.

    Cover-up is much the same as in other countries, see the below article. The +++ info is cancer meds from a big insurance co., Helsana.

    https://live2fightanotherday.substack.com/p/they-can-run-but-they-cant-hide-swiss

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 4 2023 #147853
    Noirette
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    Moon of Alabama, Dec. 4, 2023.

    Right Before Hamas Attacked Someone Shorted Israeli Stocks And Funds

    https://www.moonofalabama.org

    echoes of 9/11…

    T. Meyssan has some remarks, questions. Nov. 28, 2023.

    The official version of the Hamas-Israel war raises more questions than it answers. Here, the author highlights seven major contradictions. On reflection, Hamas and Benjamin Netanyahu, far from being enemies, are acting in concert with no regard for the lives of Palestinians or Israelis. Behind them, the United States and the United Kingdom are pulling the strings.

    https://www.voltairenet.org/article220078.html

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 4 2023 #147851
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    On Sept. 22, 2023 (or close) Bibi brandished, at the UN, a map of the ISR. region, called “The New ME”, showing the W Bank and Gaza as being part of ISR.

    one ex. of news:

    https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/politics-and-diplomacy/article-760189

    In a quick search, could not find a clear pic of the map he showed (no surprise.)

    Two recent past Bibi promises.

    Sept. 2019. “Netanyahu pledges to annex Jordan Valley in Occupied West Bank if Re-Elected.”

    https://time.com/5674409/netanyahu-gantz-west-bank/

    Dec. 2022. “N..’s Gvmt vows to expand West Bank settlements, annex occupied territory.”

    https://tinyurl.com/mrykajm7

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 3 2023 #147803
    Noirette
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    Wes wrote: It comes as no surprise that Israel is agreement incapable. The only question is who is the little/big brother in this, Israel or US?

    It’s a symbiotic relationship. One party controls/funds the other (US funds Isr. > billions), the other party controls/funds the leaders (Isr. funds, corrupts, US Pols, that is, individuals), one party influences and manages the other, returns churn, the ‘deals’ chug along.

    Like a druggie couple who fight bitterly on occasion but can’t separate, and always make up, as they are dependent on each other. I don’t favor ‘Personal relationships’ comparisons, but in this case the fit is close.

    See for ex. RFK J., saying Isr. is a mini-US State, essential for the survival of the US! — Says that otherwise Russia and China would control practically all energy (BS imho) Isr. prevents this, etc.

    In terms of raw power, financial control clout, and enforcing decisions, the US holds the upper hand.

    Isr. is a poor, tiny, minuscule outpost, not economically viable to ‘devp-country’ level without massive support, military, techno, energy, financial, cultural, and propaganda.. by the US, the EU, > possibly see the huge trade deficit with China.

    The divide to conquer strategy, fostering hate between Muslims and Jews, to keep the *ME Region*, in turmoil, unstable, rife with murderous rivalries and thus manipulable by the USuk(eu), is gradually coming to an end.

    Isr. breaks the status quo, going all out to annihilate Pals. in Gaza. Horrid PR, see ‘Genocide Joe’.. Isr. viciously bombing (with US ordnance) to cleanse the Gaza Strip of Arabs, while facing pressure, condemnation, threats (Hezb, Iran, W opinion / support / Arab World, etc.) is on the face of it, taking big risks.

    Underneath the surface (as descr. here), what the drivers and deals are – idk.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 1 2023 #147697
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    20 years ago…: Ali Abunima. 28 Oct. 2003. Electronic Intifada.

    Because of the Oslo process, the basis for a viable and minimally fair two-state solution has been completely destroyed. The Israeli “peace camp” and the Palestinian leadership ought to have learned from the calamities they helped bring about and changed their ways. The so-called “Geneva Accord,” an informal agreement prepared by Israelis, led by former Labor Justice Minister Yossi Beilin and other Oslo-era luminaries, and Palestinians close to Yasser Arafat, demonstrates a determination to repeat the tragic errors of the past. (…)

    Oslo allowed Israel to double the number of colonists on occupied Palestinian land, while the PLO transformed itself into a Palestinian Authority whose mandate was to protect Israel from the victims of the ongoing colonization.

    (….)

    https://electronicintifada.net/content/disastrous-dead-end-geneva-accord/4847

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 1 2023 #147689
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    WES posted:

    I haven’t commented much on the Gaza war because everything happening there is obvious and there is nothing new happening. Same 100 year old plus stuff happening inside.

    But outside something has changed.

    So, US navy carrier assets in the Mediterranean are positioned well out of the reach of Iran’s proxies in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria.

    But, US navy carrier assets are well within range of Iran!

    What does that tell you? So who is winning/losing?

    Some comments, additions..

    In the past 2 years:

    The war in Yemen ended, more or less. MBS called it off (?) Sure, see footnotes, not a happy jamboree.

    KSA has effected *rapprochements* with Iran, Quatar, and Syria. Turkey and Syria have also been in touch.. (Idk the details. Bashar Al-A. is now welcome all over the ME.)

    In the ME, efforts to re-stabilise the Region, via aliances, accords, agreements, to render it resistant to *divide and conquer* moves by the USA (effected via corruption, funding of XYZ, military moves, social manipulation..) is taking place.

    This shifting geo-pol landscape spurred Hamas attack on Israel. Planned for a long time, one of its aims was to provoke the support for Palestine we see now.

    The US loosing power all over the world is the primary cause. See Afghanistan, Biden a senile stumbler, and more, all this makes Israel fragile, their Super Protector is kinda leery of going all out as that might inflame the whole ME and waken Iran.

    Ok that was a potted analysis…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 30 2023 #147624
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    Disease Could Become Bigger Killer Than Bombs In Gaza, WHO Warns.

    Disease may claim more lives in Gaza than bombs, the World Health Organization warned on Tuesday, highlighting the dire humanitarian conditions inside the Palestinian enclave as a truce between Israel and Hamas is on its fifth day.

    https://archive.is/t15sf#selection-509.0-539.57

    So WHO points to a competition between bombs and disease…warning one may win!

    ohhhh…

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 25 2023 #147342
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    Veracious Poet (thread back, I posted Isr. children singing “we will annihilate everyone”) yes, you are right to point out that others do the same (Islamic children singing..)

    Children are often exploited in this way, it is horrible. Sometimes it seems to me one can see that they are ill at ease with what they are doing. Other times they are just blank faced, performing like robots. I see the vid I posted has been removed by Youtube.

    You wrote, Until “humanity” rejects violence laden divisive rhetoric ~ Arising from Collective EG0ic Madness ~ nothing, absolutely NO-THING will change…

    I agree with the spirit of that. Who is doing the manipulating is the question. Ex. The W MSM presents the horror in GAZA in terms of “Terrorists”, “Muslims”, “Atrocities”, “Jews / Israelis”, “Self-Defense”. “War” (but not a civil war) – and some commentators use words like “Emotion-driven”, “over-reactions” etc.

    Not one word about the fact that Gaza is occupied territory (except for obfuscations about ‘a complicated history’, ‘divisions,’ etc…), the no. 1 characteristic of Palestinians living there is that they live under occupation, are under strict and very harmful Kontrol, etc. NOT – that they are Muslims vs. Christians, Jews, Buddhists.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 23 2023 #147249
    Noirette
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    Isr. children sing, we will annihilate everyone in Gaza.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 22 2023 #147165
    Noirette
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    On Banksy vid. at top post, “The children of Gaza.”

    Cultural reference: The Red Balloon. A short and moving film from 1956, 34 mins. About a young boy in Paris …

    wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Red_Balloon

    you tube (full movie): https://tinyurl.com/ybs433dw

    It won an Oscar and the Palme d’Or etc. Really, worth a watch, for children specially. Idk about the link to the children of Gaza, hmmm, *autre histoire.*

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 21 2023 #147060
    Noirette
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    Dr. D wrote, prev. thread. So if we stand up, then what? People ARE protesting. Then what? People DID go to prison without trial for protesting. Then what? I have ideas and they’re not necessarily violent, but I want YOU to consider. The political process as we’re presently using it, isn’t “Political”. If it were, it would have some effect. If it has no effect, it’s strictly theatre, a sham.

    Yes, in the main. I protested in ‘all’ protests against the invasion of Iraq, see V. Arnold same, and those demos were the ‘biggest’ the World had ever seen. Effect? Zero. I swore, Never Again.

    —> Interesting experience though, the Black Block, and the Police (in CH) play a huge role in demos.

    We have seen many pre-emptive moves against ‘opinions’ / ‘free speech’, mostly scattered and unfocussed, but they do weigh heavily, e.g. bank accounts sequestered for protesting (Can. truckers), being arrested for waving a flag, wearing a kehfia (GB, very set on symbols..), being prosecuted for anti-semitism, hate speech (France loves that path), and that’s without the Gilets Jaunes being shot w. rubber bullets and maimed, etc.

    The TV and the MSM continue to stigmatise ‘consp theorists’, ‘anti vax’ etc. etc. COV provided a novel and horrendous breach: Ppl could be fired, prevented from working, not be paid, stopped from entering shops and public venues, from travelling, etc. etc. if they did not submit to the Gvmt-MegaCorp-MSM dictats. Although the COV measures were legitimised by ‘medical emergency’ discourse, ppl instinctively or directly understand that all is part of the same agenda.

    So, alternatives must be considered. Voting in X vs. Y amongst the ‘candidates’ approved by the PTB->MSM won’t change anything. The US is a prime ex., with a Prez. elected by ‘direct suffrage’, Bush Junior, Obama, Trump, Biden – they have their favorite killing grounds with the other party mumbling about we don’t like it…to then do ‘their’ thing.. they are figure-heads or just part of the same system…

    Boycotts can have an effect, imho. in any case are better than protests. That is why the BDS movement is so repressed.

    Leaving it there for now.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 17 2023 #146847
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    Israel, in the words of various US pols, is something like a foreign base, a landing strip, a military outpost, of the US.

    The ‘Collective W,’ aka USuk + the Colonialist European Powers (leaving all details nuances etc. out), as well as the genocidal created Nations like Australia and NZ, cannot give up this minuscule outpost that has served supremely well for all the post-WW2-colonialists.

    By > creating strife and divide to conquer, using Isr. ‘manufactured hate’ and paranoia to attack indigenous ppl > using sticks against those who question Isr. so as to be able to exclude, discredit > keep a largish region in strife .. etc.

    So it is *all hands out* to defend the very existence of Israel, even accepting great costs in intl. rels., image, the investment can’t be given up, or not immediately.

    Would USuk + EU poodles prefer that Bibi be more ‘moderate, discrete, a better liar’? Yes.

    Would they have prefered the status quo, no disturbance? In some sense, yes.

    Do they see that the biggest threat to the existence of Isr. is the Isr. Gvmt. / its top controllers / Bibi clique, itself? Probably. Would they be totally opposed to a Greater Isr. -> Gaza destroyed and the W Bank annexed? Why, no, not at all.

    All that is a relatively minor issue fitting into the overarching aim which is to prevent / derail, alliances of BRICS types orgs. (trade, territorial organisation) with Military – Defense pacts outside the US sphere.

    (comments on, in last thread, Escobar, why US needs war with Gaza, Marketic, US will take massive hit in global standing…)

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 15 2023 #146798
    Noirette
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    Using Safari, is see small strip ads at the bottom of the screen, that can be clicked away. Content is local feed, Swiss, mostly in German.

    Using Firefox, no ads.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 15 2023 #146742
    Noirette
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    > Oroboros. Re. Greta.

    Afaik, there was a competition organised in Sweden, through an essay input from ‘all high schools’, the theme was (not exact words), for Ecology, Green Initiatives, that kind of thing. Who organised that Idk exactly and won’t speculate about.

    The 5 or so (?) winners all refused to play the role of young person who would devote their life to be some media emblem, giving up whatever they wanted to do (be a great cook, build boats, be a Dr., whatever.) Digging all that up would be hard, so just my recall…

    So the Committee turned to the runners-up and found ! Greta !

    Her mom is a star, an Opera singer, a pop singer, Malena Ernman. She has been / is (idk) the official SINGER of the Gvmt. She has competed in Eurovision.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malena_Ernman

    Her father Svante Thunberg, is an actor, filmaker, etc.

    Her sister (younger than her) Beata Ernman / Thunberg has a different career. Just one link, mild..

    https://www.instagram.com/beata__music/?hl=en

    Her internet presence as a minor, under 18 …. hmm, can’t be posted by me.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 12 2023 #146593
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    Notes on Dr D. mention of *White Rose Society* just above.

    Sophie Scholl and the White Rose movement, while less known to Americans, is a powerful example of youthful resistance to the Nazi Regime.

    https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/sophie-scholl-and-white-rose

    Wiki, not too bad? idk.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Rose

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 12 2023 #146533
    Noirette
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    Dr. Day, thanks for posting that one article about what is going on in the West Bank, this kind of ‘attrition’ cruelty and impunity, Isr. soldiers support the so-called settlers, i.e. outright criminals who just take over land, properties, bulldoze about, destroy, expulse, etc. So what can the Palestinians do?

    I have been to Isr. only once, late 90s, and I went all over the W. Bank (not to Gaza) by myself, by public transp., and already at that time while treated as a ‘nice’ tourist, and shown a lot of hospitality etc. by Jewish Israelis, Arab Isrs. and Pals., the atmosphere was heavily poisonous.

    A big issue was building/zoning/connection to services laws, which of course favored the ones and excluded the others. Another trope was ‘hygiene’, there was all this hype about Arabs throwing their garbage about, one family told me that the plants grown by them were poisonous and should be eradicated, etc., it was OK to put weed killer on the plants. (Bougainvillas! in this case.) A bar I frequented had two pay scales – well..

    … I could go on, just to say that apartheid, discrimination, oppression, denial of services (medical.. terrible..) in the W Bank, escalated and escalated, nobody in the W ever brought this up, it was just accepted. Nothing was done, ever, except to support Isr., and then one comes to the end-game, ethnic cleansing, now open, driect, hyper violent, in Gaza, because of the concentration of pop. there, it really isn’t suprising. In the W Bank, more slowly.

    Debt Rattle November 11 2023

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 10 2023 #146377
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    Mr. House wrote: Question for everyone here: What does Israel intend to gain from the current operation? What is the goal?

    Depends on how one views the events that lead up to it. Back to 1948, or to some years ago? Say, the Hamas operation Oct. 7 was pre-prepared for at least 3 years ..

    Personally, I don’t believe the Hamas attack was the shock everyone is pretending. MSM news even says the Isr. Gvmt was warned by several parties, and excuses made e.g. by Scott Ritter, for not predicting the attack: > too much reliance on AI intelligence, plus, not failure of the Int. services, but of the politicians who aren’t savvy enough, are BS.

    There was an element of -> from ‘let events take their course’, to the extreme of ‘it was a false flag’ …

    Why? To have an excuse to attack Gaza (not Hamas), in an explosive, violent, way.

    Why? Too many answers. Personal: Bibi tries to save his hide, Bibi’s ultra violent Zio cabinet jumps on the oppo (kill Pals, > Greater Israel, see also doings in the W Bank), the Gaza gas fields (potential), which have to be controlled by Isr, general radicalisation, and more.

    Imho under the surface a weakening of US power / grip is relevant.

    Isr. + the US are in a symbiotic relationship, brothers in all things etc. but one party (as is always the case) holds the upper hand, and that is the US. The US funds, directs, and protects (see UN etc.) Isr. which is the ‘beach head’ of the US in the ME (as RFK J. said recently) and serves to keep the region in conflict, not to mention kill Arabs with impunity, following a mini-me rah-rah murderous colonisalist entreprise .. ..

    The US has lost image, power, kudos, and economic supremacy (for various reasons) for some time. Traditional vassals, subservients, break away and ‘do their own thing.’

    E.g. MBS, KSA is no longer a buddy-ally of the US. Isr., in a sense, has ‘gone rogue’ and is fighting for its survival in the only way it knows how to, has been enjoined to, via destroying farms, homes, controlling minuscule territories…

    Isr. (Gvmt. – milit. – top dogs – Zios -) is reacting blindly and doesn’t have a ‘reasonable’ goal. Their actions might even lead to the cancellation, thre break-up, of Isr. as a “Jewish” state.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 9 2023 #146363
    Noirette
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    Dr. D, I meant French as in (adj./ noun) pertaining to France, the country. I will make sure to use French-speaking for broader meaning..

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 9 2023 #146299
    Noirette
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    France.

    An ‘allowed site’ – I presume, as has been up for some days – is recruiting French volunteers to the Azov battalion.

    Front page says, “Join the camp of the Good”…(lit trans to give flavor)

    2nd sentence on the front page states:

    “France has already contributed greatly both in support and military assistance to our cause, but it is not enough to gain victory.” (my fast trans)

    Follows how to apply, what docs are to be submitted, no experience necessary …. nothing about pay.

    (Which I believe to be very high, but can’t show that for now.)

    Home Page

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 9 2023 #146291
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    On Dominique de Villepin speeches.

    When France refused to join the Coalition of the Willing for invading Iraq, the announcement was made by Villepin, it weas masterful. Underground news / gossip – was that the USuk would not allow Chirac (Pres. of F at the time) to make such an announcement, it had to be some other person, and France complied. To take some of the ‘sting’ off…

    Villepin’s first speech on the current matters, here in F, on RMC (MSM) Oct. 27, 2023. 20 mins. (Not about the his latest speech quoted up top, I listened to the first one.)

    https://tinyurl.com/yf9y7bx5

    A translated-print at MOA:

    excerpt from that:

    The Palestinian cause was a political and secular cause. Today we are faced with an Islamist cause, led by Hamas. Obviously, this kind of cause is absolute and allows no form of negotiation. On the Israeli side, there has also been a development. Zionism was secular and political, championed by Theodor Herzl in the late 19th century. It has largely become messianic, biblical today. This means that they too do not want to compromise, and everything that the far-right Israeli government does, continuing to encourage colonization, obviously makes things worse, including since October 7th.

    OK, maybe as Dom. sees it, he is navigating complex waters, perhaps doing his best in the hope of some de-escalation ? .. ?

    He refuses to address the question of ‘fault’, that is for historians to do … He says ‘we’ (who?) cannot manage as the world’s policeman (correct) and have to accept that Russians can provide (not his words) input, efforts at stability, they must be listened to.

    He says:

    There is certainly a realistic objective to pursue, which is to eradicate the Hamas leaders who committed this horror. And not to confuse the Palestinians with Hamas, that’s a realistic goal.

    He paints the pic of a regional, localised conflict, between ‘some’ parties. Those who commit *horror* aka Hamas (he avoids the wd terrorists) must be *eradicated*! and Pals are not all ‘Hamas’ .. OK.

    Sounds very ‘sensible’ yet distracts from, obscures (imho) that for ex. Hamas was supported by Isr, and that the ‘wars’ / ‘crisis’ in Isr. and UKR. are proxy ‘wars’ engineered by USuk, as in UKR, and/or the result of US control, interference, perhaps slipping out of control somewhat.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 6 2023 #146061
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    About Israelis being hyper-jabbed in comp. to Int’l “W countries” stats.

    The jab is touted as a privilege, being in the devp. world, amongst those who are ‘tops’, savvy, have good connections, income, or are ‘right thinkers’ etc. Plus, a moral gloss is added, a duty – embrace it to protect others, etc.

    Isr. deprived Palestinians of the jab, modern techno wonders could not be offered to the ‘ugly’ ppl who are dirty, nasty, missing teeth, wail in public, have too many children, are potential terrorists, etc.

    In fact the WHO chastised Isr. re. the discrimination. (Couldn’t find a link attesting that directly, not surprising…Isr is holy..) here a link that shows the WHO is ‘valiantly’ fighting that kind of discrimination.

    https://tinyurl.com/yc5zdhfp

    Not different from the US jabbing its military, see the Amerithrax scandal and Gulf War Syndrome as one ex.

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