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Why the whole banking system is a scam - Godfrey Bloom MEP

dzhokar tsarnaev's high school mentor worked for Cia. maybe he did more than just help the kid with his book reports?

the man on the right with the assault rifle, beard and shades is brian glyn williams --dartmouth university professor and Cia on-the-ground expert on central asian history and militant islamic groups. the man on the left with the assault rifle is an afghan guerrilla --from one of the tribal groups of people and area of the world that professor williams is an expert on.

 among his many duties traveling throughout central asia for Cia and its jamestown foundation and his duties as university professor, brian glyn williams also managed to find time to serve as 'mentor' to a young high school kid named dzhokhar tsarnaev--the alleged surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings. he helped instruct the tsarnaevs about their Chechen history and later dzhokhar attended dartmouth umass where his 'mentor' teaches...

 hmmm... i worked with "mentors" in high school on social studies projects--one was a very stout matronly white woman who was also our school librarian and the other was a middle-aged white man with a huge pot belly and thick coke-bottle glasses who liked to get on the floor and do forward rolls, crack terrible jokes, show old documentaries and toss paperback books through the air for students to catch, in order to get kids attention ...how come my high school mentors weren't cool enough to walk around wearing shades and carrying Ak-47s?

'et tu' slick willie?

some of our folks were surprised at the remarks. they are even mentioning revoking his 'ghetto pass' and his 'honorary negro status'. they are saying that after libya we all knew hillary was a bloodthirsty warmonger ..."but 'et tu' slick willie?"

these same naive folks must have thought that after leaving the oval office slick willie would somehow find contentment with little more to do except: deliver the rare convention speech; be a surprise call-in guest on radio quiz shows; indulge in his prodigious 'appetite' for 'nose aperitifs'---'drug habit' is such an ugly term; play a few blues tunes in central park on the saxophone; fool around with young interns and sell control of Us ports to dubai...

old slick bill took time from his busy schedule to fan the flames of war in syria...
"Behind closed doors but with language and intonation that ensured his remarks would be heard around the world, Bill Clinton last week said that U.S. President Barack Obama risks looking like a "wuss" and a "fool" by letting politics and a search for ideal solutions keep him from taking action to stop the slaughter in Syria."

http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/06/18/scared_tactics_america_foreign_policy_fear

the thousand year war continues...

Thousands of years later, the world is still fighting over what was once our land. the strategic importance of this location has remained a constant in geo-politics since the times of pre-recorded history when the early and lush grasslands-- once the norm there AND IN NORTH AFRICA -- started to dry up and the deserts we see now began to form. 

 this area of the world was the hub of ancient global trade routes linking the ancient nilotic blacks of africa with their ancient cousins, the blacks of the early tigris/euphrates rivers civilizations-- the region the greeks later referred to as 'mesopotamia'. the tigris and euphrates rivers meet each other and empty into the persian gulf which is the sea route that leads to the indian ocean and commercially linked the blacks of the ancient black tigris/euphrates civilizations with the ancient blacks of india and the far east.

 in fact, as late as 400 bc the greek historian herodotus referred to the blacks of africa as the 'western ethiopians' and the 'blacks of india' as the 'eastern ethiopians' and portions of the black sea region of northern turkey and the former soviet republic of georgia as the 'second ethiopia.' he wrote that as soon as he saw the hair,skin and features of the people of the black sea area called colchis, it left no question in his mind that they were ethiopians. until about 1000 ad european mapmakers STILL continued the old greek and roman practice of referring to the indian ocean as 'the sea of eritrea'. 

 besides the eastern mediterranean region's strategic crossroads position as the place where europe, africa and asia meet, there's an estimated 122 TRILLION cubic feet of natural gas in the eastern mediterranean off the coast of syria; lebanon; israel ;sinai egypt; cyprus; greece; turkey; ect. of course, the west wants it and we can see from recent events in the news, who the west intends to cut out from sharing in it.

 the mediterranean was once 'a phoenician lake' until the early warlike and uncivilized greeks and romans arrived in the region, looked on in amazement and jealously vowed to usurp the wealth, technology and power of the early africans and the african's extended family of the mediterranean. it took about a thousand years of war--from 1200 bc and the era of the trojan war 'stories', to the final destruction of carthage by rome, for what was a mediterranean dominated by the civilizations of early africans and their extended family to become 'a roman lake' or 'mare nostrum' --'our sea' as the romans nicknamed it in latin.

 in the process, entire groups of the extended black mediterranean family, like the phoenicians, the etruscans and carthaginians, were largely wiped from history by the greek and roman victors. of course the greeks and romans themselves eventually faded and fell and the region was taken over by arab invasions and later the ottoman turks.

 by the time of the euro-conquest of the americas and beginning of 'the modern era', the islamic empire was fading and maritime based empires of western europe were rising to global power on both sides of the atlantic. this european rise led to the industrial revolution followed by the almost complete european global domination of the world --with anglo/iberian; anglo/dutch; anglo/french; and anglo/german/slavic world wars between the major colonial powers along the way as 'side effects'. 

results of the world wars between the colonial powers include the east/west cold war era, the new anglo-american led globalism after the fall of the soviet union, the rise of asian powers china, japan,south korea, iran and india. now the modern day heirs to the roman empire --the Us and Eu --are settling old scores with the arabs and intend on defending and expanding their economic access to old territories in africa. and as a major tenet of their geo-politiks they believe "the mediterranean is a Nato lake" ...ask gaddafi...

Commentary: Behind Russia's Syria Stance | The National Interest

Commentary: Behind Russia's Syria Stance | The National Interest

Setembro (Brazilian Wedding Song) [feat. Gretchen Parlato, Rubén Blades]

"Obama Is BIG BROTHER And He's A LIAR!"

Meet the 'Friends of Jihad'

Meet the 'Friends of Jihad'By Pepe Escobar

June 05, 2013 "Information Clearing House -  Western politicos love to shed swamps of crocodile tears about "the Syrian people" and congratulate themselves within the "Friends of Syria" framework for defending them from "tyranny".

Well, the "Syrian people" have spoken. Roughly 70% support the government of Bashar al-Assad. Another 20% are neutral. And only 10% are aligned with the Western-supported "rebels", including those of the kidnapping, lung-eating, beheading jihadi kind.

The data was provided mostly by independent relief organizations working in Syria. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) received a detailed report in late May - but, predictably, was not too keen on releasing it.

As Asia Times Online has been stressing for months, the Sunni business classes in Damascus and Aleppo are either neutral or pro-Assad. And most Sunnis now regard the gangs of foreign mercenaries weaponized by Qatar and the House of Saud as way more repellent than Assad.