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The MoA Week In Review – OT 2019-55
Last week's posts at Moon of Alabama:
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Fake news and pure war propaganda from the Wall Street Journal:
Yemeni Rebels Warn Iran Plans Another Strike Soon
The information has been passed along to the Saudis and the U.S., according to people briefed on the warnings
>BEIRUT — Houthi militants in Yemen have warned foreign diplomats that Iran is preparing a follow-up strike to the missile and drone attack that crippled Saudi Arabia’s oil industry a week ago, people familiar with the matter said.
Leaders of the group said they were raising the alarm about the possible new attack after they were pressed by Iran to play a role in it, these people said.<
The only named source in the piece is the Houthi spokesman who fully denies the above nonsense.
Related:
Irony of Pilot Laying Blame On Pilots in Boeing 737 Max Disasters – Christine Negroni
Crash Course – How Boeing's Managerial Revolution Created The 737 MAX Disaster – New Republic
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One of those U.S. generals who are borderline lunatics:
Former SEAL, SOCOM boss McRaven says we’re going to be in Afghanistan ‘for a very long time’ – Military Times
>“I’ve said we have to accept the fact — I think we do — that we’re going to be there for a very long time,” he said. “Is it forever? I don’t think anything’s for forever. But does that mean that we will lose more young men and women? Does that mean we’re going to spend another billions of dollars? I think it does.”
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“And people have asked me before, ‘Well, we can’t be the policemen of the world.' The hell we can’t,” he said. “I think this is what American leadership is about. You have to recognize that our interests are no longer just in the borders of the United States.”<
Other issues:
A corpocrat marketing campaign is trying to sell us some Swedish girl as a savior. But its real purpose is to further enrich the 0.1%:
Just Say No to Fake Action – Art for Culture Change – Wrong Kind Of Green
The Manufacturing of Greta Thunberg – for Consent: The Behavioural Change Project “To Change Everything” [Volume II, Act V] – Cory Morningstar – Wrong Kind Of Green
Immigrants as a Weapon: Global Nationalism and American Power – Yasha Levine
PROGRESSIVE REGRESSION Metamorphoses of European Social Policy (pdf) – Wolfgang Streek – new left review
A long but important read:
“World at a Crossroads and a System of International Relations for the Future”
by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov for “Russia in Global Politics” magazine, September 20, 2019
>The West’s unwillingness to accept today's realities, when after centuries of economic, political and military domination it is losing the prerogative of being the only one to shape the global agenda, gave rise to the concept of a “rules-based order.” These “rules” are being invented and selectively combined depending on the fleeting needs of the people behind it, and the West persistently introduces this language into everyday usage. The concept is by no means abstract and is actively being implemented. Its purpose is to replace the universally agreed international legal instruments and mechanisms with narrow formats, where alternative, non-consensual methods for resolving various international problems are developed in circumvention of a legitimate multilateral framework. In other words, the expectation is to usurp the decision-making process on key issues.<
Use as open thread ….
The series by Cory Morningstar on “The Manufacturing of Greta Thunberg”, although quite long reasearch reports, have no waste…If you want to understand asap what it is at stake here, no less than the “financialization of nature” and the payment for “environmental services” along with an online system for denouncing those who do not pledge to the “environmental requirements”, I think, if you do not have the time or enough interest to read this long series, you can clarify yourself a lot by starting directly to ACT I and then go directly to ACT VI(Crescendo ), where by reading for only about a couple of hours ( without linking the interesting articles linked at its time in both reports…) you will be able to test that what comes is not but plain ecofascism, and what is in their targets, what they are thinking about is not on saving the planet and us with it, but put their dirty hands in the for the time being ( at least in Europe..) well shielded public pension funds, since they can not find other source of plundering right now to keep their rate of profit….
To this they have put in place the Hamelin effect of acting on the most tenderly young so as to achieve a “1984” effect ( which child have not dreamed about being liberated from going to school daily, especially one who does not adapt well in school because of Asperger…? ) where your children will be no more your children ( that is, you guess them will be in your side…) but an arm of this fascistocracy to finish you and disconect you from the system unless you pledge to their directives and desires…be it you an activist, a politician, a business man, a country, whatever…The thing is that the third world and developing countries, or any country whose strategies or budget does not fit with those of this facsitocracy will be demoniced and condemned online by the crowd of youngsters…from this to built consent for an “action” on the alibi of “protecting resources and evironment” there will be just a short step and we know that for the croporatocracy that means war…
Look at this a promotional video by “We don´thave time”, the start up created to catch activists online and promote all this, extracted from ACT I….
To add to the emergency, they have been planned this for aout ten years already…we are late, we are disorganized, and “Saint Greta” is everywhere to harvest on your privileged deideologized children….
As a sample….
“We are becoming increasingly aware that solutions to our global challenges must purposefully engage youth, at all levels – locally, regionally, nationally and globally. This generation has the passion, dynamism and entrepreneurial spirit to shape the future.” —Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman, World Economic Forum [Emphasis added]
“The Revolution Will Be Snapchatted. Forget your John-Hughes-movie stereotypes. Today’s teens are civically active, globally minded —and they nearly unanimously agree that we need to do more to address climate change. A study of 31,000 youth from 186 countries found that climate change is their number one concern (surpassing terrorism, poverty and unemployment.) Over 90% agree that science has proven that humans are causing climate change, and nearly 60% plan to work in sustainability.” [Emphasis in original]
“Large groups, like 350.org, Avaaz or the Sierra Club, and the numerous grassroots organizations (1,300 by some estimates) don’t just start magically working together to rent buses, secure police permits and make signs specific to their interests. There has to be a vision into which they all buy, a big enough umbrella under which everyone can stand. Building that umbrella—particularly for the international organizations—was Rigg’s work, work that includes important leadership lessons relevant to anyone trying to mobilize large groups with diverse interests and agendas. Her work can be seen as a road map for how to herd cats.“ Forbes, Sept 25, 2014: Leadership Lessons from The People’s Climate March [Emphasis added.]
“Since the 1970s, several waves of privatization have swept the world. In 2017, the Privatization Barometer concluded that “the massive global privatization wave that began in 2012 continues unabated”. According to the rights expert, that wave has been driven not only by Governments and the private sector, but also by international organizations, especially the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank and the United Nations.” — Human rights at risk from tsunami of privatization, Third World Network, November 16, 2018
“As the establishment rave in Paris winds down, the chimera of clean energy propels industrial societies toward nuking the future. The new age ghost dance, as an expression of social despair, has led to progressive self-delusion that promises us the world, if only we believe. Stepping through the looking glass, one can examine the metrics of messaging by establishment social media and philanthropy, that, combined, is the driving force of the non-profit industrial complex. — Jay Taber, Rave New World
“[B]ecause climate change represents such an extraordinary threat, it’s imperative we compress the dynamics of innovation and scale through new approaches. That’s why Planet Heritage Foundation… a global investment advisory firm that works with institutional investors to channel capital into “climate infrastructure” sectors such as clean energy, water, and waste-to-value. These investors — sovereign funds, pensions, endowments, insurance companies, family offices, and foundations — represent more than $80 trillion in assets and are the only stakeholders other than governments with the capacity to invest at a scale… After only a year, the Aligned Intermediary model is already demonstrating promise in this regard…
“In partnership with Sarah Kearney (PRIME) and Alicia Seiger (Stanford University), we initially attracted grant funding totaling $500,000 from four philanthropies — the Hewlett Foundation, the MacArthur Foundation, the ClimateWorks Foundation, and Planet Heritage Foundation — for research that demonstrated the potential of our model.” [Emphasis added]
“Efforts to blend capital in order to engage and mobilize large-scale institutional capital toward climate solutions took a notable step forward on September 26 at the One Planet Summit in New York, when French President Emmanuel Macron and BlackRock’s Larry Fink announced the Climate Finance Partnership (CFP). The CFP consists of a unique combination of philanthropies, governments, institutional investors, and a leading global asset manager. The parties, including BlackRock, the Governments of France and Germany, and the Hewlett, Grantham, and IKEA foundations, have committed to work together to finalize the design and structure of what we anticipate will be a flagship blended capital investment vehicle by the end of the first quarter, 2019.
The partnership, coordinated by the Task Force on Philanthropic Innovation and the Aligned Intermediary, an investment advisory group, was designed and structured specifically to use a layer of government and philanthropic capital to maximize private capital mobilization toward climate-related sectors in emerging markets.” [Emphasis added]
Finally the nitty gritty…”the violent agreement”…. to “unlock” pension and private funds…
“A detailed analysis by the World Bank found that while $100 trillion is held by pension funds and other institutional investors, these same investors allocated less than $2 trillion over a 25 year period into infrastructure investment in emerging markets. And the fraction of that investment that could be considered green, clean, or climate-friendly was negligible.
So, what can be done? Whether you choose to look through the lens of unprecedented challenge or unprecedented opportunity, there is violent agreement that institutional capital needs to be “unlocked” (a favorite word on the climate conference circuit) and mobilized quickly and at scale.” [Emphasis added]
Posted by: Sasha | Sep 22 2019 15:40 utc | 10
Look at the institutions promoting “The Sky Is Falling!”; they are the same ones promoting war, war, war and “Greed Is Good!”
Look at volcanoes, earthquakes, and solar storms. They cause suffering too, but nothing to do with a trace gas. Repeat after me: Correlation is Not Causation! The rooster was sure that his crowing every morning woke up the sun. I think that humans can be smarter than roosters if they study on their own and come to their own conclusions instead of reciting dogma promoted by establishment elites.
I don’t believe in magical omnipotent beings either, until there is good evidence. Which evidence is reliable in a “civilization” built on violence and lies? That is the heart of the problem for honest people trying to arrive at accurate conclusions.
The paleo evidence seems to show that at different times, temperatures rose before carbon dioxide, so not much support (if any) for the claim that more carbon dioxide increases global average temperature (assuming for the moment that such a concept has merit). How can any but an expert in that field evaluate the methodology? This makes appeal to authority a tempting fallback argument, which I reject.
There is other data to consider, like the recent approx. 20 year “pause” in temperature rise that was acknowledged even by the establishment. Yet carbon dioxide continued to rise, so no correlation, so hypothesis fails.
A good test of a hypothesis is, are predictions accurate? All the models run way too hot, in spite of manipulating past temperature records, adjustments to current records, etc. Once again, hypothesis fails. Are polar bears extinct? No, there are plenty. Are container ships regularly crossing the fabled Northwest Passage? No, even tourist ships have to be rescued from the ice. Are there now children that have never seen snow? Only the ones living near the equator. Is the West Side Highway in New York City underwater? Not after 30 years, but Hansen’s prediction has another ten years to come true.
Meanwhile chicken littles ignore inconvenient facts like a recent decade of no major US landfall hurricanes (unfortunately now over) and no increase in tornado activity and fewer deaths from weather events due to better predictions and warnings, and better building codes. So maybe building better houses is more effective than shouting slogans and listening to endless boring speechs (I’ve heard my share, and then some.)
Burning coal and oil are certainly not problem-free. Shoddy production practices that result in horrible local pollution problems are due to profit-seeking, not carbon dioxide. It’s the same with leaded gasoline and collapsing coal-ash dams. It’s too bad that campaigners don’t work on serious problems that can be fixed instead of imaginary problems that are never-ending distractions.
In some respects the debate is a bit like how many angels fit on the head of a pin. What’s relevant are the resulting policy decisions. Replacing large stable power stations with unreliable wind mills and solar electric panels is a fools errand. One can not operate an aluminum smelter on the basis of, “will it be sunny today?” Even worse, wind mills have a high failure rate and seldom come close to claimed performance. If one wants to pump water into a remote stock tank, wind mills are a terrific solution. For powering modern industry, not so much.
Anyone remember the hoopla about “solar roads”? Surprise, surprise, they are a total bust. Literally. And so it goes. In the long run, I’m guessing the policy will be self-correcting in the sense that when enough people complain about unreliable power and cold houses, the policy will change back to burning coal, oil, and gas. Rural people will have to look at the dead windmill skeletons for a long, long, time, but eventually they will decay and collapse, like everything does eventually.
OK. Let the personal attacks, insults, and “Troll!” accusations begin. Maybe some people find such tactics convincing, or at least gratifying somehow. Just remember, I may actually be a troll. So what if I am?
Posted by: Trailer Trash | Sep 22 2019 17:31 utc | 27
Sasha, that’s interesting about Greta and magical thinking. There’s a lot of it going around these days. It has thoroughly polluted the scientific knowledge base. But reality always triumphs over magic, so we have engineering results like 2 out of 5 (40% – yikes) US space shuttles broken up in flight and Boeing airplanes that are self-crashing. In “green” energy we have frequent smaller engineering disasters like wind mills going up in smoke (when they are not killing birds or sonically harming neighbors).
Research universities are now mostly just money pumps. The administration takes a cut of everything and depends on researchers to bring in the dough. If researchers don’t get published, they don’t get grants. No grants, no job, no way to pay back huge student loans needed to buy a PhD. There are big incentives to produce the “right” conclusions, and not much incentive to do good science for its own sake.
In the current research climate, allegiance to global warming greases the money pump. Researchers have bills to pay, too. Go along to get along is required for financial survival throughout society. Too bad if the light of knowledge gets a little dim.
Poor research is widespread throughout medicine. Psychology research seems to be the worst; almost none of it can be replicated due to poor methodology, incompetence, and outright fraud. There is even a recent book titled “Psychology in Crisis”, by Brian Hughes.
For more than 15 years I have been dealing with a devastating chronic illness called “myalgic encephalomyelitis”. A few decades ago private disability insurers started seeing a rise in claims due to ME. People are usually sick for many years (decades even) and a high percentage are unable to work (I have been mostly housebound for about five years). Insurers such as UNUM and SwissRE became alarmed at the prospect of paying billions to us useless eaters.
Fortunately for them, a group of UK psychiatrists (the Wessely School) rode in to save the day, by renaming the illness to “chronic fatigue syndrome”, a name easy to stigmatize, as was pointed out at the time. Even better, their “research” (marketing, really) “proved” the illness is mental, not physiological, and could be “cured” by convincing the patient they are not really sick and by forcing them to do ever-increasing amounts of exercise. If they refuse to do the “treatment” then they are fakers and can be cut off benefits.
Calling “CFS” a “mental” illness has an added benefit for US disability insurers: “mental health” benefits only last six months. This is purely co-incidental, of course.
Pay no attention to that Warren Buffet getting richer on the backs of devastated patients.
There are two little problems with this treatment of psychotherapy and especially graded exercise therapy (GET) for ME patients:
#1 It doesn’t work.
#2 It makes most patients sicker.
The hallmark symptom of ME is that any kind of exertion (physical, mental, emotional) that exceeds a patient’s “energy envelope” can and usually does cause much worse symptoms. These crashes, often delayed by a day or more, can last days, weeks, or sometimes until the patient dies, connected to a feeding tube, in a dark silent room. This is no exaggeration. Even AIDS patients now have better treatment and quality of life.
To say it shorter: exertion makes us worse, rest makes symptoms less bad, but exercise and therapy is the only treatment offered to most of us. Everywhere we go in the medical industry we are treated with disdain, disbelieved, insulted, and generally treated badly. That attitude was spread to general society through insults like “Yuppie Flu” and “Everyone Gets Tired” and an endless campaign that attacks patients and our advocates for criticizing bad research and harmful treatments.
One might think it would be unethical for doctors to stigmatize and attack their own patients. Unfortunately ethics don’t count for much when profits are involved.
In case it’s not clear, in my experience, most doctors suck at their job. They may be great at memorizing stuff, but are almost universally incompetent at diagnosis, and are completely unaware of it. But who cares, as long as they have high status and a big income…
Posted by: Trailer Trash | Sep 22 2019 19:50 utc | 55
@Posted by: Grieved | Sep 22 2019 18:06 utc | 39
Your welcome, it´s nothing since I am just fighting for myself and mine….
But, Grieved and all, the pension funds is only one of the targets they are thinking about, and the most urgent to be fought by especially you, the elders, including Pat Lang, btw..
If you read at least the two ACTS of the series I have linked, you will discovered that the usual complaint amongst suffered citizens on that “one day they will be taxing even the air we breath” is closer than we think…The business passes also for provatization of forest, oceans, and national parks which then will be managed by private entities and make us pay for what they call “environmental services”. This is not but a grade beyond the precedent wave of privatizations of basic indispensable goods and services like water, electricity, public transport, snailmail, and so on…
There is article linked about one of this “experiments”, wait for me to see if I can find it amongst the huge report…Here it is The case of the Banc d’Arguin National Park, Mauritania
Of this, Cory tells us,
In addition to the support provided to the WWF, Luc Hoffmann served as director of Wetlands International, was vice-president of the IUCN (World Union of Nature Conservation) and established the International Bank of Arguin Foundation in Mauritania. This is important to recognize, as in 2013, this project received the “first international payment for marine ecosystem services”
Very interesting to read Hoffmann´s profile in this report,
André Hoffmann is a Swiss industrialist belonging to one of the wealthiest dynasties in Europe. He served as vice-president of WWF from 2007-2017 and as WWF honorary chair from 1998-2017. He is president of the MAVA Foundation (a key funder of the Natural Capital Coalition) and vice- chairman of the board for Roche, the pharmaceutical and chemical giant founded by his family. [Bio]
Roche is the world’s largest biotech company. It is headquartered in Switzerland and has operations in over 100 countries. As one of the early adopters of the Natural Capital Protocol, the pilot summary report made mention that “an important point raised by the study was the fact that Roche generates considerable unaccounted for positive social value from use of their products and other socially responsible activities, which likely far outweigh any negative environmental impacts.” [Source] [Emphasis added]
Hoffmann also serves as senior advisor at Chatham House and numerous other boards, including the World Economic Forum, the Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution and SYSTEMIQ.
André Hoffmann’s father, Luc Hoffmann served on the first international board of the WWF (co-founders include Goddfrey Rockefeller). In addition to his contributions to the founding of WWF, Luc Hoffmann also founded WWF France and WWF Greece. He served as honorary vice-president to WWF until his death in 2016. [Source]
Thus, they have just discovered another window of profit in a zero growth late-capitalism environment…Not just for totax us on nature for their personal profit, but also achieve reversing the environmental damage they produce by their huge companies through the acqusition of “social capital” ( this is the next to come…still in diappers…) by means of financial engineering and diversification of business…that is for to catch public funds to wash their carbon footprint…Round business…
The above disclosure opens up yet another layer of depravity. If we can assign monetary values to nature – we can assign monetary values to culture as well. Enter the assigning of monetary value to “social capital” in the language of “social capital markets”. [Social Capital Markets website: “dedicated to catalyzing world change through market-based solutions.”]
NextBillion was launched in May 2005 by the World Resources Institute. The “development through enterprise” project shares an interest in the development of social capital. In 2010, the William Davidson Institute (WDI) at the University of Michigan joined the World Resources Institute as partners in ownership of NextBillion. As of December 4, 2012, NextBillion is managed exclusively by WDI, which is focused on providing private-sector solutions in emerging markets.
“Social Capital Markets is Dedicated to Accelerating a New Global Market at the Intersection of Money + Meaning”. — Social Capital Markets Website
The 2017 Social Capital Protocol states that, “integrating approaches between social and natural capital” are driven by the same purpose and based on the same concepts and principles as the Natural Capital Protocol developed by the Natural Capital Coalition. [p. 6]
Although the social capital concept is still in its infancy [“the measurement and valuation of social capital is a relatively new concept”], its goals are clear: “Over the coming years, the Social Capital Protocol initiative will shape and drive collaborative action to achieve four goals.” The last goal can best be described as what will be the coup de grâce for the last vestiges of human normality: “Enable companies to capitalize on their implementation of the Social Capital Protocol by ensuring the finance community and capital markets recognize and reward social value creation.” [p. 5]
From ACT VI-Crescendo, other pearls…….
One not familiar with the inner workings and functions of the non-profit industrial complex might wonder why the executive director of Greenpeace International be invited to attend a discussion regarding the implementation of “payments for ecosystem services” (PES), global in scale. That is, monetary value being assigned to all nature, under the guise of environmental protection. That is, the financialization and privatization of all nature – on the entire Earth.
Here it is critical to recognize that the World Resources Institute is a founding partner of Global Campaign for Climate Action (GCCA), and that the New Climate Economy – a project of Global Commission on the Economy and Climate launched in 2013 – is also founded by the World Resources Institute.
What the New Climate Economy is expressing when it states that, “the shift to a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy is only one – potentially small – part of a much broader economic transition that is under way” is this: the transformation of global finance via the economic valuation and payment for environmental services.
“The failure to price our natural capital, on which our wealth and well-being depends, is a serious failure in the global capital market. Worth many trillions of dollars in financial assets, the global capital market shapes the world we live in, and which our children will inherit.” — Kitty van der Heijden, Director, World Resources Institute Europe and Africa, Finance for One Planet, 2016
Alnoor Ladha is a founding partner and the head of strategy at Purpose. With its expertise in behavioural change, Purpose is most renowned for its White Helmets campaign – a 21st century hybrid-NGO serving NATO states. Ladha is a founding member and the executive director of the Purpose project, The Rules. Ladha serves on the board of Greenpeace USA where its executive director, Annie Leonard, has co-founded Earth Economics. Yet another institution created to aid, abet, and, most importantly, profit off the financialization of nature scheme, now well underway as demonstrated in this series. Leonard’s Earth Economics [4] is a member of divestment partner CERES, which is in turn a partner of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD). Purpose (PR arm of Avaaz) manages The B Team (co-founder of We Mean Business) the official address of which, is the office of Purpose.
The link between most, if not all of these NGOs, institutions and high-level individuals, is the shared desire for carbon markets and/or the implementation of payments for ecosystem services (PES).
Posted by: Sasha | Sep 22 2019 19:54 utc | 57
@Posted by: Trailer Trash | Sep 22 2019 19:50 utc | 68
Man, what to say, I feel very sorry for you, since seems a very desperate situation living that way in the US.
If it serves you of something, and no doubting at all your diagnosis, the other day I heard in local radio that 7 out of 10 Spaniards felt, or tired, or very tired due to job stress and lack of sleep…I myself feel not few times very, very tired, especially when I give myself an oversession of internet activism like today´s ( but, wtf, sometimes, it is just needed to do it…)and when that happens, belive me, the best is to stop a bit and go out at least for a walk.
Soft exercise like walking with a good isolated trainers can not damage you more, and soft and regular exercise produce endorphines which act as painkillers and muscular relaxants. There are a lot of neurological and reumathologic conditions which increasingly leave chronic pain and dissablement, but, try please to conserve you mobility as if there was no tomorrow, mobilize, mobilize, mobilize, you will even sleep better as you will tire your body a bit more. So bad is doing excesive exercise as not doing anything at all.
Some years ago I broke my left elbow…a very complicated fracture at two different places…I went through excruciating pain since the accident through post-operation and rehabilitation. My phisioterapist confessed in the end that one or two months before my almost full recovery she was not giving two cents for my elbow, thinking I will stay like many people gets in these cases, with the elbow 45º bent … ( and I truly believed her, since I noticed, all the time, her lack of interest….), but,v while she wasted my rhb time turn without doing nothing with me, I was there straighting my elbow with whatever artifact there was at my hand in the rhb room… Then, as soon as I could, I went to swim, and when not swimming, I was walking the beach ffrom one end to the other, and when finishing one round, I was turning my elbow to one side and the other, like a grinder, 10, 20 times, each side…then, when walking in the city and saw some trellises in the park, I hanged myself leaving my foot on air….Well, all these activities were very painful, especially when finishing ( oh, what I feared that moment!…) but, wtf, today I have my elbow straight, in spite of that lazy phisiotherapist, if not for a slight, and not appreciable at simple sight, curvature…
This is why I advise you to move yourself and try to keep your independence as you can. It´s not easy, I know, and sometimes we have everything against us, I know, but just try to start…with some minutes today, and then increasing slowly… each day a bit more…
Wish you the best!
Posted by: Sasha | Sep 22 2019 20:46 utc | 65
But the “New Deal on Nature” by itself is not enough for implanting ecofascism…For that, and before the mother of all crisis explode, and all the cuts in democratic rights and remaining welfare-state are justified by “climate emergency”, you need to assure that, by law, every dissident will be targetted, and for that, in the prospect of rising socialist ideas ( “real”, not collaborationist and Troy Horse of corporatocracy Trostskyism…), you need to go building the “story” by the “Ministry of Truth”…
This is being made by rewritting of history to, first, demonize communism ( and thorugh it socialism ) by equating it with nazism ( something already being spread from the US by the “alt-right” of Bannon…) and, second, as a final step, illegalizing communism…Eventhough you could find this unbelievable, believe me, this process is right now in march in the EU…what started as plain Russophobia, seems to have further goals beyond underminig rising from its knees Russia, and this could well be the reason why nobody takes any measure to fix the Ukraine abscess suppurating just in the core of Europe….
From @berlinconfidenc, Twitter account currently suspended for “unusual activity”…
In the decrepit parliamentary Europe controlled by George Soros and Washington they want to rewrite the history of the IIGM and say that the USSR and the III Reich initiated the IIGM through the Ribbentropp-Molotov pact, dismantled a thousand times as anti-communist propaganda.
The pompously so-called “European Parliament Resolution on the importance of European memory for the future of Europe” is an ideological key aimed at strengthening financial elites and crushing any dissent that attempts to dismantle the New Globalist Order.
Behind this new anti-communist cold war, without communist representation in Europe, lies the attempt of the imperialist elites to shield the mafioso-political structures of the EU and advance the genocidal expansionist policy of the US and NATO until reaching the Urals.
They cynically declare that “two totalitarian regimes shared the objective of the world conquest and divided Europe into two areas of influence” while hiding the embarrassing German-Franco-British Munich Pact that resulted in the delivery of Czechoslovakia to Hitler.
In the infamous resolution they propose, the enormous sacrifice of the Soviet people and their decisive contribution to the victory of the Allies in the IIGM are totally overlooked, so much so that without the heroic Soviet effort today the swastika crosses in Europe would be waving.
The indignity is such that Soros´ hucksters dare to match the Nuremberg trials to “the opening of a legal evaluation and investigation into the crimes of Stalinism and other dictatorships.” Anyone knows that a complete farce was made in Nuremberg.
Now we evaluate the crimes of the US and NATO, the coup d’etats of the CIA, drug trafficking and the Gladio network since the end of the IIGM. The US began more than 200 imperialist conflicts since 1945, which resulted in the loss of millions of lives, surpassing Nazi Germany.
Thanks to the determined military support and advice of the United States and its allies (which today declare the “war on communism” again) there were cruel coups throughout Latin America, with tens of thousands of people killed, tortured and disappeared.
The dirty war by US and Western Europe in South America materialized in the protection and refuge of Nazi war criminals, in Operation Condor and in the training of neo-fascist terrorists recruited by the CIA to exterminate opponents of the dictatorships.
In Southeast Asia, the US, with the support of EU member countries, carried out a computerized genocide against millions of supporters or members of communist parties in Indonesia, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. US and UK supported the Khmer Rouge.
In countries like the RFA, countless Nazi war criminals lived a relaxed life and received their pensions thanks to the support granted by the German state. All the chancellors of the RFA, with the exception of Willy Brandt, until 1990, were linked to the Nazi Party.
The “founding fathers” of the EEC, today EU, were all former Nazis or Nazi collaborators, such as Walter Hallstein, Robert Schuman or the Waffen SS supporter, Konrad Adenauer, knight of the Teutonic Order Krypton. Others were CIA agents, such as Jean Monnet.
The creation of the Gladio network meant the execution of indiscriminate terrorism throughout Europe under the operational cover of the CIA, NATO and intelligence agencies of Italy, the RFA and Spain. There were over a thousand deaths of innocent civilians from the late 1960s until 1990.
The CIA carried out secret drug trafficking operations from Vietnam, Thailand and Laos to Europe and the US to cover Operation Gladio, through deals with the Sicilian mafia and the Cosa Nostra. Later the CIA operated in Colombia carrying tons of drugs to the US.
Recently, countless crimes of NATO: Afghanistan (30 thousand civilian deaths), Yugoslavia, Iraq (more than 1.5 million deaths between embargoes and US crimes), Libya or Syria, which match or overcome any previous horror.
Here the resolution:
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/RC-9-2019-0097_EN.html
Posted by: Sasha | Sep 22 2019 22:43 utc | 88
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