Monthly Archives: May 2013

In a recent interview, Noam Chomsky said he never expected much of President Obama, adding, ”The one thing that did surprise me is his attack on civil liberties. They go well beyond anything I would have anticipated, and they don't seem easy to explain.”

In a recent interview, Noam Chomsky said he never expected much of President Obama, adding, ”The one thing that did surprise me is his attack on civil liberties. They go well beyond anything I would have anticipated, and they don't seem easy to explain.”

It’s not all that unusual for The Guardian to snipe at the US military of course, but something about the way the subject was being treated puzzled me.

Nearly 212,000 veterans from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) by the VA, yet the organization believes that this number reflects only half of all PTSD cases in the U.S.

"Al-Qaeda" kills large numbers of Muslims, but hardly any Americans - and no Israelis, ever.

The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution for the U.S.A. are jointly the contract of specific performance between the U.S. citizens as the parties on one side of the agreement...

Sudden emergence of Tehrik-e-Taliban-Pakistan (TTP) in December 2007 under unknown Baitullah Mehsud (deceased) from nowhere was in reaction to Gen Musharraf’s pro-US policies and its continued vendetta is because of the role of liberal parties pursuing Musharraf’s policies.

In the last days of April, Netanyahu's government faced a vote of no confidence due to its proposed budget

The Defense Department marks the start of prime motorcycle riding weather by designating each May as Motorcycle Safety Month.

The meeting that took place in Nablus on Sunday the 4th of November 2012 between Palestinian Oligarchs and officials from the office of Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli investors and businessmen, mainly those heavily invested in Jewish Settlements, was not out of the blue.

In April, as gold bullion prices dropped in the futures market, or the “paper market” for gold, the United States Mint reported it sold 209,500 ounces of gold bullion coins, up 950% from the 20,000 ounces of gold bullion coins it sold in April 2012.

The Tsarnaev brothers were patsies in a false-flag event, and their whole family knows it.

Citizen investigators are doing a fine job at exposing the inconsistencies in the story the Feds and corpse media would like us to believe.

Certain issues are so unusual that finding a proper way of introducing or entitling them is almost impossible. Everything related to Iscar is odd, including its location near the Lebanese border (see map below).

While instances of suspected poisoning are sometimes found to be false alarms, there have been numerous substantiated cases of mass poisonings of schoolgirls by elements of Afghanistan’s ultra-conservative society that are opposed to female education.

In 2009, President Obama and VA Secretary Shinseki announced the goal of ending Veteran homelessness by the end of 2015.

Actor Morgan Freeman is under pressure to drop out of Canadian fundraiser for Israel Apartheid. Will the great American actor re-affirm his commitment to human rights or will he bow to Zionist pressure to look the other way?

- Dzhokhar's three roommates face charges of removing evidence at his direction

Either you own uncompromised bullion bars for which you have title documentation that are stored in secure allocated storage, or you have an unallocated account that can be settled in cash at the issuer’s discretion.

Read this week’s Bullion Buzz for a synopsis on recent, intriguing articles of relevance to investors.

The public killing of a woman in Afghanistan is further proof that the authorities are still failing to tackle the shocking levels of gender-based violence in the country, Amnesty International said today.

Up to now, the penalty for circumventing the collection and reporting process seems to be so burdensome that effective enforcement was impractical.

Like many historians, Pappe, though familiar with the facts of history, seems either unable to grasp or reluctant to address the ideological and cultural meaning of those facts.

Like many historians, Pappe, though familiar with the facts of history, seems either unable to grasp or reluctant to address the ideological and cultural meaning of those facts.