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February 23, 2006

Civil War Begins in Iraq

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by James Buchanan

Askariya Shrine Before
A recent news article reports “A powerful explosion shattered the golden dome of one of Iraq’s most revered Shiite shrines yesterday, setting off sectarian fury in cities and towns across Iraq. Protesting mobs took to the streets to chant for revenge and set fire to dozens of Sunni mosques. The violence seemed to push Iraq closer to all-out civil war than at any point in the three years since the U.S.-led overthrow of Saddam Hussein. At least 19 people were killed and, ominously, some Shiite leaders accused the United States of being partly to blame. The bombing of the Golden Mosque in Samarra, 60 miles north of Baghdad, left its famous golden dome in ruins…”

Askariya Shrine After
A bombing like this one, against the Askariya Shrine, a great Muslim cultural icon and a beautiful work of architecture by anyone’s standards, must have been done by criminals with a serious hatred for all Muslims. This atrocity was done almost certainly by the Israelis or CIA to inflame ethnic strife in Iraq.

At best this can be seen as a failure of the occupation authority to maintain order and protect Iraqi cultural monuments such as the great museum at Baghdad, which was looted shortly after the occupation. At worst, this incident could lead to a massive civil war with no end in sight and a big increase in casualties for American troops occupying Iraq. (more…)


February 21, 2006

David Irving Gets 3 Years for Thought Crime

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by James Buchanan

David Irving

67 year old David Irving was arrested last year by the authorities in Austria for the relatively new crime of “Holocaust Denial.” In 1994, Austrian politicians under Jewish pressure, decided to make it a crime to “deny the Holocaust.” This means that anyone (even a professional historian such as Irving) is forbidden from discussing or debating any part of the Holocaust in a way that deviates from the state-approved version.

The Holocaust story has changed several times since the end of World War Two. Originally it was claimed that six million Jews were gassed with four million gassed at Auschwitz. Later it was claimed that four million Jews were gassed and two million were shot. Then it was claimed that 1.1 million people were gassed at Auschwitz. Despite these radical changes in the Holocaust story, the total figure of six million was maintained as if it were a holy relic. (more…)


February 20, 2006

Retiring at 85

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by Jeff Davis

National Debt

For decades Social Security was working fine. Then, our politicians decided to flood America with Third World immigrants. The massive flood of illegal aliens and their children has bankrupted hospitals and school districts in border states in recent years. After four decades of massive illegal immigration, it looks as though Social Security will go bankrupt. Instead of spotting a connection between these two events, our politicians want to keep the borders poorly guarded and to solve the Social Security problem by working “legal” Americans to death.

There are other factors contributing to the Social Security crisis. Traitorous politicians from the Bush and Clinton crime families have outsourced millions of good-paying jobs, which used to pay into Social Security. Thanks to a string of needless wars, hundreds of billions of dollars have been squandered fighting wars to enrich Halliburton or to soothe the paranoia of Israel. Thanks to George W. Bush and his neocon handlers, the National Debt has soared to nine trillion dollars. Most Americans continue to ignore this gigantic problem. It seems only the collapse of the economy will get their attention. (more…)


February 19, 2006

Cheney Lies Again: Shooting Discrepancies

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by James Buchanan

Dick Cheney and Handiwork

Anyone, who watches the highly irreverent Daily Show, has seen footage of Dick Cheney saying completely contradictory things, not just on one occasion, but over and over. One website compiled a list of lies resulting from the vice-presidential debates. For example “Cheney Claimed He Had Never Linked Iraq and 9/11.” There is however videotape of Cheney clearly stating that there were Iraq al Qaeda ties. This was part of the deception campaign to fool Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sixpack into thinking that the war on Iraq was justified. Cheney also put out a series of lies claiming that we had rock solid intelligence that Iraq had WMDs. Cheney helped lie us into war.

As the facts of the recent shooting have slowly leaked out, it’s becoming apparent that Cheney’s carefully choreographed appearance with Fox News’ Brit Hume was another load of propaganda. Cheney didn’t bother to keep track of the members of his hunting party. He swung around and fired at a noise, possibly with the sun in his eyes. He hit his friend, Harry Whittington from a distance of only about fifteen feet NOT thirty yards. Whittington was much more seriously injured (almost killed) by the blast which almost certainly left a pellet in his heart (as opposed to the neocon spin that the pellet migrated to his heart). Whittington’s heart attack (caused by the pellet embedded in his heart) exposed the early neocon lies that it was only a “minor” hunting accident. (more…)


February 18, 2006

Iran has the U.S.’s number

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By Arthur R. Butz

Great Revisionist Book

I have been asked “why people are so reluctant to consider” the validity of “Holocaust” revisionism. I shall try to answer that, showing the relationship to Iranian President Ahmadinejad.

The principal obstacle to the propagation of revisionism is, simply, fear. At present, the entrenched legend is protected by a system of legal and extra-legal prohibitions (“taboos”). Nobody could dispute the truth of that statement in Europe, where laws in most countries specifically proscribe the expression of revisionist ideas as criminal offenses. For me, the most painful instance of that intellectual terror is the incarceration of my chemist friend Germar Rudolf, presently being held in solitary confinement in a maximum security prison near Stuttgart.

His heinous crime? As a chemistry graduate student he did a forensic analysis of the walls of the alleged gas chambers, didn’t find the cyanide residues that ought to have been there and concluded they weren’t gas chambers. The lack of such forensic evidence is well known in the field. For example, in the Wall Street Journal of July 7, 2004, Timothy Ryback wrote that “there is little forensic evidence proving homicidal intent” in the ruins of Auschwitz. (more…)


February 17, 2006

How Conservatives Went Crazy

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by Paul Craig Roberts

Conservatives Used to Have Values

What happened to a formerly conservative press to reduce it to political partisanship and warmongering? Specifically, I have in mind National Review and the Wall Street Journal editorial page.

When I was associated with National Review, the magazine understood that the U.S. Constitution and civil liberties had to be protected from government. It was not considered unpatriotic to take the side of the Constitution and civil liberties against a sitting government, even if the government were Republican. Some things were still more important than party loyalty.

No more. Consider, for example, Byron York writing in the Feb. 13 issue. York doesn’t understand why former U.S. Representative Bob Barr lent his Republican conservative credentials to former Vice President Al Gore’s speech against President Bush’s transgressions against law and civil liberty, or why Barr is associating with liberals opposing the “PATRIOT” Act.

Barr is the former Republican member of the House of Representatives who led the impeachment against President Bill Clinton. Barr did so not out of political partisanship. As a former prosecutor, Barr regards lying under oath to be a serious offense. A president who commits that offense must be held accountable. Otherwise, presidents will go on to lie about greater things – such as war. (more…)


February 16, 2006

From Haiti to Florida

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by Jeff Davis

Future Governor of Florida

On February 10th, airport baggage screeners in Fort Lauderdale, Florida found a human head with teeth, hair and skin in the luggage of a woman who said she intended to ward off evil spirits with it. Myrienne Severe, 30, a Haitian with a U. S. green card, was charged Friday with smuggling a human head into the United States without proper documentation. That’s what the wire service article said, anyway. I had no idea that smuggling a human head was a federal offense, but apparently so. It makes one wonder how much of this goes on. With all the bizarre Third World immigrants we’re hosting these days, legal and illegal, for all anyone knows this kind of thing may be a common occurrence. “Sir, did you declare that bag of shrunken heads?”

Customs and Border Protection officials found the head Thursday, after Severe arrived at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on a Lynx Air International flight from Cap Haitien, Haiti. The government has no immediate plans to deport the woman, as it did Holocaust denier Ernst Zündel late last year. Apparently someone committing a thought crime against Zionism is a bigger threat to the general public than someone with a severed head in their bag. (more…)


February 15, 2006

Dick Cheney Shooting: Trivializing Negligence

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by Charles Coughlin

Dick Cheney

Over and over the news reports have said that Dick Cheney had “peppered” his hunting buddy repeating terminology put out by the likes of Karl Rove, Scott McClellan and all the other neocon spinmeisters. “Peppered.” That’s quite a euphemism for shooting someone in the face, neck and chest with shotgun pellets.

Normally, the term “peppered” is used for very minor wounds suffered typically by hunters who get hit by BB-size shot that has traveled a few hundred yards and slowed down considerably. (Round shot tends to slow down much faster than a bullet-shaped projectile over a hundred yards distance.) Cheney’s friend was hit from a distance of only 30 yards, which is dangerously short. The accident took place in February and presumably the victim was wearing a jacket and possibly a cap, but still a large number of pellets went into his body.

The “pepper campaign” appeared to come to a screeching halt as news reports came out that the shooting victim, Harry Whittington, had suffered a heart attack due to a shotgun pellet “in or near” his heart. One news article reports “The 78-year-old lawyer wounded by Vice President Dick Cheney in a hunting accident suffered a mild heart attack Tuesday after a shotgun pellet in his chest traveled to his heart… The shot was either touching or embedded in the heart muscle near the top chambers, called the atria, officials said…” (more…)


February 14, 2006

Haiti: Forever a Basket Case

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by Ian Mosley

Haiti

The African nation of Zimbabwe is arguably the worst international basket case on the earth today, but the smelly little Caribbean “republic” of Haiti runs Zimbabwe a close second in terms of chaos and incompetence. Haiti recently completed a UN-sponsored election, the first in six years, which seems to have accomplished precisely nothing except gobble up more millions of dollars in foreign aid.

The latest round of murderous violence in the filthiest city in the world, Haiti’s capital Port-Au-Prince, broke out several days ago in support of presidential favorite Rene Preval as a “slow vote count” indicated he was falling just short of the 50% necessary to win, out of a field of over thirty candidates. (For “slow vote count” read near-total fraud carried out by assorted thugs, combined with sheer ineptitude and stupidity in the attempts to count the votes, complicated by the fact that the majority of Haiti’s election officials are illiterate, just like the majority of the population.) In the ghastly seaside slum of Cite Soleil, an open-air sewer and another Preval stronghold, about 1,000 demonstrators wearing Preval T-shirts and blowing horns prepared to march to the electoral council’s offices and burn them down, an old Haitian post-electoral tradition (given the increasing corruption of our political system, perhaps we should consider copying that ritual). In the Port-au-Prince area of Delmas, some 6,000 protesters boisterously marched down a main street, singing “Our hearts beat for Preval!” (more…)


February 13, 2006

Starving the Federal Government

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by Jeff Davis

Abu Ghraib

One of the more fascinating questions of American politics has always been: what if White Americans were ever able to get their act together and stage a genuine, nation-wide tax strike, so extensive and effective as to actually deny the Federal government the necessary funds to operate? In essence, strangling The Beast instead of shooting or stabbing it? How would the tyranny of ZOG continue without the main base of their power, limitless amounts of our tax money?

Maybe that’s about to be tried in Great Britain. A man has appeared in a British court for deducting 10 percent from his taxes to protest against the deployment of British soldiers in Iraq. “I am very happy to pay the tax I owe provided they give me assurances that it will not be used for illegal purposes,” said Douglas Barker, a father of five and grandfather of 19, who runs an organic farm. “I feel we were led into an illegal war on a false pretext, and being forced to help pay for something illegal is a violation of my human rights,” the 72-year-old told a court in southern England. (more…)


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