CFR and Neocons Work Together to Hype al-Qaeda Iran Link

Kurt Nimmo Infowars.com February 1, 2012 Prior to James Clapper’s intelligence report before the Senate warning of Iranian attacks inside the United States, the Council on Foreign Relations posted an article on its Foreign Affairs website pushing the idea that al-Qaeda and Iran are working together. Iran’s alleged cooperation with al-Qaeda adds scary dimension to [...]

IMPORTANT:US Intel Director Prepares Public for False Flag Event

Dees Illustration Tony Cartalucci, Contributing Writer Activist Post “…it would be far more preferable if the United States could cite an Iranian provocation as justification for the airstrikes before launching them. Clearly, the more outrageous, the more deadly, and the more unprovoked the Iranian action, the better off the United States would be. Of course, [...]

Possible False Flag on the USS Enterprise

How real is the possibility of a false flag attack on the USS Enterprise? A navy combat veteran who served in the Persian Gulf provides his perspective… By Mario Andrade DeadlineLive.info January 30, 2012 The USS Enterprise -perhaps one of the most well-known aircraft carriers in modern history- is scheduled to be decommissioned in one [...]

Pentagon Confused by Its Own ‘Subs vs. Terrorists’ Plan

.Wired January 28, 2012 The Pentagon has a dream that it won’t give up: blasting any target on the planet with a submarine’s missile. Nothing seems to stop it, not even years of protest that the project could accidentally spark a nuclear war. But now, the Pentagon swears, it’s figured out how to launch the [...]

New Military Budget: Fewer Conventional Forces, More Special Forces and Terminator Robots

Via: Wired: About 80,000 Army soldiers and 20,000 Marines are getting downsized. Half of the Army’s conventional combat presence in Europe is packing up and ending its post-Cold War staycation. Replacing them, according to the $613 billion budget previewed by the Pentagon on Thursday: unconventional special-operations forces; new bombers; new spy tools; new missiles for [...]

For Newt, ‘World War III’ Is Just the Beginning

Wired January 27, 2012 Newt Gingrich doesn’t just want to lay waste to his political enemies and a large part of the news media. The former House speaker and presidential hopeful wants to bomb a significant part of the planet, too. Gingrich is on the record favoring American military intervention from North Korea to Lebanon. [...]

US to expand network of secret bases

Source: The Australian The new strategy would assign specific US-based army brigades and marine expeditionary units to different regions of the world, where they would travel regularly for joint exercises and other missions, using permanent facilities and the forward-staging bases that some advisers call “lily pads”. Marines, for example, would use a new forward-staging base [...]

Drowning in Hypocrisy

Paul Craig Roberts Activist Post The US government is so full of self-righteousness that it has become a caricature of hypocrisy. Leon Panetta, a former congressman who Obama appointed CIA director and now head of the Pentagon, just told the sailors on the USS Enterprise, an aircraft carrier, that the US is maintaining a fleet [...]

The Uprising: Is it Time?

Carl Herman, Contributing Writer Activist Post The artistic power of PuppetGov‘s The uprising video communicates to a different part of us than academic facts, no matter how powerfully presented. Let this art touch, inspire, and move your actions. The Uprising! from PuppetGov on Vimeo.

Former CIA Officer Charged with Leaking Classified Information

Via: Chicago Tribune: A former CIA officer is facing decades in prison after being charged Monday with disclosing classified information to journalists, the latest in an unprecedented Obama administration crackdown against national security leaks. John Kiriakou, who made news in 2007 when he became one of the first CIA operatives to speak publicly about water [...]

SOPA and PIPA Fully Alive — And a New Bill Joins Them

Heather Callaghan Activist Post Many of us breathed a sigh of relief when an overwhelming amount of Americans banned together and voiced their opposition to Congress over both the Stop Online Piracy Act, and Protect Intellectual Property Act. Sites that dimmed the screen for a day or two have gone back to normal — Facebook [...]

Another assassination in Iran?

Madison Ruppert, Contributing Writer Activist Post It appears that yet another assassination of an Iranian involved with the military has occurred with all the similarities of previous attacks. Like the previous assassinations, the attackers were motorcyclists, according to officials in Khorramabad cited by Israel’s Ynet News. The motorcyclists reportedly fired shots at a group of [...]

Iran Vows to Shut Down Strait of Hormuz as EU Passes Oil Embargo

Kurt Nimmo Infowars.com January 23, 2012 Iran has reacted angrily to an agreement by European Union foreign ministers to impose an oil embargo on the country. Following the agreement reached on Monday, Iranian lawmaker Mohammad Ismail Kowsari, deputy head of Iran’s influential committee on national security, said the strait “would definitely be closed if the [...]

EU Will Impose Oil Embargo on Iran

Via: Guardian: The long-running standoff between Iran and the west over Tehran’s nuclear programme has shifted into a more unpredictable phase after Europe decided to impose an oil embargo on the Islamic republic. The decision by EU foreign ministers at a meeting in Brussels raised the stakes dramatically in the war of wits between Iran [...]

FileSonic Shuts Down All File Sharing

Visitors to the massive file sharing site FileSonic.com are being greeted with the following message: “All sharing functionality on FileSonic is now disabled. Our service can only be used to upload and retrieve files that you have uploaded personally.” It appears the site can only be used now as a personal cloud storage service. No [...]

Yes, The War for the Internet Has Begun

Daily Bell January 22, 2012 By now, people who use the Internet seriously, and even plenty who don’t, are aware of the arrest of six-foot-seven, 300-pound Kim Dotcom, an outsize figure in the business of facilitating Internet downloads. The problem with his company, Megauploads, according to the US Justice Department and the FBI that carried [...]

Guardian: Millions were in germ war tests

Source: Guardian The Ministry of Defence turned large parts of the country into a giant laboratory to conduct a series of secret germ warfare tests on the public. A government report just released provides for the first time a comprehensive official history of Britain’s biological weapons trials between 1940 and 1979. Many of these tests [...]

Escalating Cyber War Spells Trouble for Internet Freedom

Eric Blair Activist Post The cyber war escalated to a whole new level yesterday. The U.S. government shut down the popular website MegaUpload at the behest of corporate interests. The Feds accused MegaUpload of stealing $500 million in potential lost revenue from copyright holders. Almost immediately, the hacktivist group Anonymous retaliated by launching massive DDoS [...]

Iran says in touch with powers on new talks, EU denies it

Robin Pomeroy, Ramin Mostafavi Daily Star January 18, 2012 Iran said Wednesday it was in touch with big powers to hold fresh talks soon but the European Union denied it, with Britain saying Tehran had yet to show willingness for negotiations addressing suspicions that it trying to develop atom bombs. A year after the last [...]

Top US Nuclear Expert Tells Obama: There Is No Weapons Threat From Iran

LaRouchePAC January 17, 2012 The former director of U.S. programs for production of nuclear materials and components for nuclear weapons, Clinton Bastin, sent an open letter to President Obama the morning of January 13, explaining that there is no weapons threat from Iran’s fully safeguarded nuclear power and research programs. A copy of the letter, [...]