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Operation Gladio Reborn: The Paris Attacks Have Unleashed A New Wave Of Emergency Laws
By Claudio Grass, Managing Director at Global Gold AG
Paris attacks legitimize a new wave of counter-terrorism and emergency laws
The tragic Paris attacks led me to raise questions once again, since it is the second time that France has topped the news headlines this year. I believe that followers of our Outlook are now aware that I am a big fan of history. I have a tendency to go back to my history books to reflect on the past and recognize similar patterns to the events that we are experiencing today. Looking back, it seems obvious that, going through the 20th century and into the 21st, wars went, from being about nationalism, to ideological wars (communism versus democracy or what we would call ‘state capitalism disguised in democracy’), to becoming about religion, which sort of takes us back to the dark ages. Since the Berlin wall came down, back in 1989, and communism was defeated, it has been replaced by the “Muslim world”. We could see this change in Hollywood movies and in our media coverage. Audiences, who are not aware of political contexts, easily link Islam to terrorism. As a result, they have wrongfully become two sides of the same coin. In our coverage of the Charlie Hebdo attacks, we talked a lot about freedom of the press. However, at this point I would like to take the opportunity to look at the greater picture of the Paris attacks.
“They hate us because we are free!”
Since 9/11, western governments have conveniently used the “war on terror” to launch military attacks on the Middle East.Whenever an attack occurred on western soil, they came up with the same statement that “they hate us because we’re free”. Ryan McMaken from the Mises Institute wrote the following a few days ago:
“that this slogan has been especially effective among very ignorant sectors of the population who seemed to be under the impression that the United States had been engaged in non-interventionist foreign policy prior to the 9/11 attacks. “Why we were just minding our own business”, came the shocked and exasperated claims of the know-nothings. “These Arabs just attacked us for no reason, so they must just hate us because we’re so doggone free.”
The problem is that there is a large segment of western society that believes these statements, and even supports this viewpoint. As a result, military involvement in the Middle East has grown out of proportion. Now, 13 years after the beginning of the second war in Iraq, the West can’t get itself out of the mess that it created with its bare hands. History tells us some important facts: the U.S. used rebel groups in Afghanistan to fight the Soviet Union. These groups were led by Osama Bin Laden, back then hailed by the Americans as a hero, who later formed Al-Qaeda that became the synonym for terror. But since Bin Laden was killed, terror needed a new face: ISIS. ISIS is an off-shoot of Al-Qaeda. However, the reason why it gained power so quickly is due to the U.S. presence in Iraq. Not only did it topple a government, it wrecked a whole country, destabilized an entire region and left behind a power vacuum. This power vacuum allowed armed groups to emerge and to gain a foothold in the region. ISIS managed to find its way to Syria by manipulating the war between Bashar Al Assad and the Free Syrian Army. This war meant the destruction of Syria and its infrastructure, instability, and a massive flow of refugees into the Middle Eastern countries that now began to shift to Europe. In his remark to American journalist Ben Swann in his documentary “Origin of Isis”, Daniel Mc Adams (Executive Director of the Ron Paul Institute) described ISIS as the best-funded armed group, since they secured oil from fields in Syria that is now being sold in the black market. All of this comes down to the direct action of the U.S. and Europe in the Middle East – they were not just “minding their own business” at all now, were they?
ISIS is not a coincidence – it is the logical result of western policies since the Cold War
This goes even further than 9/11, since the emergence of armed Islamist groups like the Taliban, Al-Qaida and ISIS are the logical consequence of the massive interventions that have occurred since the 1950s. Even politicians don’t deny that they have contradictory policies. When asked about the sanctions on Iraq up to 2003 that led to the death of an estimated 500’000 children (more than those that died in Hiroshima), Madeleine Albright said the price was worth it. It is clear even to those who are not afraid to recognize their own “cognitive dissonance”, that the Islamist armed groups, whether the Taliban, Al-Qaida or ISIS have all been financed and armed by the same powers that are responsible for waging war on the Third World for decades. So why was Paris attacked? Daniel Mc Adams stated that the U.S. is “hostage to its own regime-change philosophy”. However, the rest of the western world is also a hostage in one way or another. The fact that Paris was targeted for another catastrophe could be linked to France’s intensive meddling in Africa and the Middle East in recent years. The French government alone conducted more than 200 bombing raids in the Middle East in little over one year. They also have a colonial history of more than 100 years in the Middle East and still deploy several thousand troops to West Africa. They were also involved in NATO’s war against the Libyan government in 2011. However, there is another side to the story, since some facts about the Paris attacks were strange and raised red flags. First, there was a multi-site simulation of a terrorist attack planned involving first responders, police, emergency services and other personnel in the morning hours of November 13th (as confirmed by Patrick Pelloux, EMT and chronicler at Charlie Hebdo, to France Info radio on the following day). This was similar to the government exercises conducted in the advent of the bombings in London, Madrid and Boston. I find this quite disturbing. When something repeats itself, it usually is no longer a coincidence. Second, the directors of the CIA and French intelligence held a meeting a few days before the attack. Could this be just another coincidence? These “coincidences” reminded me of 1990, when Italian Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti officially revealed information on ‘Operation Gladio’. Gladio was a secret ‘stay-behind’ operation created by NATO with the help of the Pentagon, the CIA and MI6. It orchestrated bombings in Italy and other European countries. Their goal was to rally people’s support for their governments in Europe in their fight against communism. The Swiss historian and peace researcher, Dr. Daniele Ganser, and others wrote about this dark form of government oppression. He quotes right-wing extremist Vincenzo Vinciguerra, who had ties to the Gladio branch of the Italian military secret service, as saying:
“You had to attack civilians, the people, women, children, innocent people, unknown people far removed from any political game. The reason was quite simple. They were supposed to force these people, the Italian public, to turn to the state to ask for greater security. This is the political logic that lies behind all the massacres and the bombings which remain unpunished, because the state cannot convict itself or declare itself responsible for what happened”.
Don’t get me wrong, I am not claiming that Paris was a false flag attack, because I really don’t know. Nevertheless, what can be said is that many terror attacks/incidents in the past were conducted by the “deep state” and its servants, the secret agencies, with the aim to shape the people’s perception towards certain groups or countries. Therefore, I believe it would be naïve to take the official story for granted without even asking a few questions. Gladio, amongst others, is just a perfect example of how governments used oppression against their own citizens to shape the mindset of the public to unify them towards a common goal and objective, which in our case is: counter-terrorism. The problem, however, is that by giving this support, the public indirectly relinquishes many freedoms and liberties.
After the siege: closing on the home front
The aftermath of the attack will also have repercussions at home. Now, that the pretext is created, the state can justify limiting freedoms and liberties, as well as monitor and coerce. In our interview with Prof. Ing. Václav Klaus, former President of the Czech Republic, shortly after the Charlie Hebdo incident, he warned us that we will see new waves of attempts to limit our freedoms, under the banner of fighting terrorism. This is exactly what we are seeing today. By the time this article was written, France had announced it will derogate from the European Convention on Human Rights during its state of emergency!
But what truly astonishes, is the fact that governments seem to have little regard for their people. I have the feeling that some people in power just believe that we are completely ignorant. Of course, they have also created the mechanisms to be able to indoctrinate us. Just look at our public education system. Wilhelm Wundt, father of experimental psychology (and his proponents John Dewey and Edward Thorndike in the U.S.), who was the scientist that shaped today’s public educational system explained it in this way: “man is devoid of spirit and self-determinism. He set out to prove that man is the summation of his experience, of the stimuli which intrude upon his consciousness and unconsciousness.” Similarly, H. L. Mencken, a German-American journalist, who wrote in the April 1924 issue of The American Mercury that the aim of public education is not:
“...to fill the young of the species with knowledge and awaken their intelligence... Nothing could be further from the truth. The aim... is simply to reduce as many individuals as possible to the same safe level, to breed and train a standardized citizenry, to put down dissent and originality. That is its aim in the United States... and that is its aim everywhere else.”
Our public education system is based on methods that show we can grow up based on a stimulus-response compatibility. Our way of thinking and mindset are based on conditioning and not on logical thinking. Therefore, Wundt and his associates believed that, through its education system, the state seeks to indoctrinate us to believe that the right of the individual is secondary (at best) to the greater good. The renowned psychoanalytic Arno Gruen says that we enter the world as individuals but leave it as copies. This means that our education system discourages the development of independent thought. If you don’t fit into the preset mold then you are wrong. We have lost our free will.
Stop fighting symptoms – think independently and look for the cause and effect!
I hope you are not offended by my words and will forgive me because I’m a freedom and liberty loving Swiss. I have been raised in a political environment of neutrality with no foreign intervention for 500 years and a political system that allows less centralization of power than any other form of government. Therefore, we have never experienced nationalistic or even racist propaganda campaigns or presidents telling us to wage a war against another country for one cause or another. To believe that peace can be created through bombing and killing millions of civilians, is something I fail to understand. This is because I personally prefer to think independently and to investigate and explore instead of prematurely taking positions or adopting the views of others.
We have to think in terms of cause and effect and not like the mainstream media, or public intellectuals and politicians who only tackle the symptoms. For example, I find that the cause of high crime rates is an unsound society that is negatively impacted by the state that legitimizes the use of coercive measures (including the use of force). Similarly, an overwhelming state that uses force against foreigners will always use coercion against its own people, both physically and psychologically. It is intended to have people not think independently.
The western governments (aided by mainstream media) don’t recognize that the cause of the refugee waves was due to their management of the situation in the Middle East. It was a cause of direct and deliberate action. The irony is that Western governments that sent bombs and drones to the Middle East are now asking their citizens to embrace the refugees and to live side-by-side in the same villages and towns, even though society has been conditioned not to accept them. When I look at Paris and the absurd western politics promoting ’universalism’, I’m not sure if I should laugh or cry – insanity among the rulers is just inexpressible. On the other hand, the ignorance of the masses is quite unsettling.
Our political economy reinforces state control and our education system is designed for our indoctrination! No one knows the future but we can identify trends. My personal opinion is that the powers are accelerating a religious war, which will make Islam the opponent of the rest of the world. This is being reinforced by politicians who, by definition should be serving the people, yet self-preservation leads them to serve the state; their true master. These circumstances create a dangerous conflict of interest.
This political context, combined with our economy, which is not based on production and savings, but is based on printing money to finance the welfare/warfare state, and that also relies on bribing politicians who bail out too-big-to-fail companies, who impoverish the middle class through inflation and higher taxes, will lead us to total dependency on governments. When we further add the factor of terror attacks, the military response of western governments is to intensify their attacks in the Middle East. This has only one logical consequence: that hatred between western countries and the Muslim people will intensify and that the parallel society in western nations and radicalization on a global scale will increase further. More terror attacks will follow, and governments will grow all the more coercive as they steer towards totalitarianism. People won’t be able to flee because they are trapped in a system that controls everything and everyone.
This is what is happening right now. This is what our political leaders are enforcing and we are all just looking to see what’s going to happening next. The pretext is clear: “they hate us because we are free”. This is simply just another way of using Hegelian Dialectic to fool the masses! From this system of Hegelian philosophy comes the historical dialectic or as per Anthony C. Sutton, that all historical events emerge from a conflict between opposing forces. How so? Any idea or implementation of an idea may be seen as a thesis. This thesis will encourage the emergence of opposing forces, known as the antithesis. The final outcome will be neither thesis nor antithesis, but a synthesis of the two forces in conflict. Hegel described the function of a Parliament or a Congress as merely to allow individuals to feel that their opinions have some value. Hegel wrote:
“By virtue of this participation, subjective liberty and conceit, with their general opinion, (individuals) can show themselves palpably efficacious and enjoy the satisfaction of feeling themselves to count for something”.
War, the organized conflict of nations for Hegelians, is only the visible outcome of the clash between ideas. As John Dewey, the Hegelian darling of the modern education system, puts it:
“War is the most effective preacher of the vanity of all merely finite interest, it puts an end to that selfish egoism of the individual by which he would claim his life and property as his own or as his family’s.”
Dialectic in praxis can come as follows: Create a problem (bomb the Middle East), provoke a reaction (refugee streams), come up with a solution (universalism) and then start over again. Create a problem (terror attacks), provoke a reaction (people start mistrusting and fighting each other), come up with solution (enforce state control and deprive the public of their liberties)... it goes on and on.
Is there a light at the end of the tunnel? I believe that we always have a choice but we also have to make it. The first thing we need to do is undo the current situation with our military involvement in the Middle East and Africa. If we favor war over peace, it will destroy our culture, our traditions, our freedom and our liberties. As a result, humanity is going to become a borrowed word. This is why I strongly believe that people one day will open their eyes and will refuse to let the media or politicians impose their reality on them. Only independent thinking leads directly to the cause and shift the focus away from its symptoms. I’m still convinced that people in the future will understand what Murray Rothbard wrote a few years ago that peace is the solid foundation for a society to live in liberty:
“Libertarianism holds that the only proper role of violence is to defend person and property against violence, that any use of violence that goes beyond such just defense is itself aggressive, unjust, and criminal”.
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Anyone who is not aware of what is really going on at this stage must be either deluded or plain crazy......
http://beforeitsnews.com/conspiracy-theories/2015/11/us-gives-their-prox...
"But what truly astonishes, is the fact that governments seem to have little regard for their people."
No, what they have for their people is called CONTEMPT. Ask Obama, he'll tell you all about it.
The elite are using governments as a means to demonstrate how they feel about everyone else. We are simply useless eaters to them at best, a threat at worst. Like any asset, we must be skillfully managed and directed. Does a farmer care if his cattle are killed? Only if it hurts his bottom line, if he profits from it, there is no problem.
How many people will they kill? Simple, as many as they need to.
More people wake up each day to these facts, but in the end it comes to the question, "Ok, you know these things, now what's to be done about it?" I suspect that at some point it will simply boil over.
There's nothing anyone can do at this point. Even discussing it could put you away for a very long time for inciting insurrection. Our only hope is a coup by the military and intelligence community working in tandem, but the shadow government is better staffed, armed, and equipped. Some say they even have a separate space program.
If and when the truth actually emerges, people will be absolutely stupefied that something like this could happen. Like a cornered rat, they will use any means necessary to preserve themselves and prevent their crimes from being exposed.
I agree, we have no power but to migrate.
THE BILL OF WRONGS
Amendment I
Congress shall make laws respecting an establishment of religion, and may constrain the free exercise thereof; and limiting free speech and the press; and suppressing the right of the people to assemble, and to discourage the people from petitioning the Government for a redress of grievances.
Amendment II
A well armed Constabulary, being necessary to the subjugation of a spirit of freedom, the privilege of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall be infringed and modified.
Amendment III
The people shall be required to compensate the Government for the cost of goods and services provided to non-citizens, and the Government may extract and disburse such in a manner to be prescribed politically.
Amendment IV
The right of the Government to inspect the people in their persons, houses, and effects, and if necessary without their knowledge, shall not be violated, and Warrants shall issue in secret courts without due process or support by Oath or affirmation, execution of which shall be broad and at the discetion of authorities.
Amendment V
Any person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, without due process of law; and any person shall be subject to prosecution by any level of Government, simultaneously or consecutively, to be put in jeopardy of life or limb for the same offense more than once if necessary; and be compelled to submit biological samples for any criminal case in order to be a witness against himself, and may be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; and private property shall be taken for public use, without just compensation.
Amendment VI
In all criminal prosecutions, the accused may be held for lengthy periods before a trial, and tried by a jury generally unfamiliar with law in the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, with the nature and cause of the accusation to be obscured as the Government deems necessary; with the use of Government negotiated witness arrangements that may benefit the accusers and/or prosecuting attorneys; and to have qualified Assistance of Counsel for his defense based on ability to pay.
Amendment VII
In Suits at common law, the well provisioned litigant shall have numerous opportunites to appeal, and litigants may be compelled to utilize non-judicial forums as compelled by extra-judicial organizations to settle disputes.
Amendment VIII
Bail may encompass a variety of fees including, but not limited to, charges for self internment and monitoring, re-education and counseling; and private prisons may determine if and when sentencing is extended without show of cause in a court of law.
Amendment IX
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall reflect the Government's ability to diminish or expand, as necessary, the rights of the people.
Amendment X
The powers not delegated to the States by the Constitution, or to the people, are reserved to the United States.
Migrate, but where?
Australia looks like a good place for whites... for now.
Enjoy it while it lasts.
http://goo.gl/bNS18Z
Except for the gun control and the muzzies its great.
I don't think it's the muzzies who keep Australia on its knees, nuzzling uncle sam's prodigious cock.
Article is a bit spineless. He won't call Paris a false flag. He doesn't mention zio's or the jewish-controlled banking system. Where is 9/11? I read only about 1/3, it pissed me off too much with its hand-wringing sanctimony to continue. He seems to be trying to sound like he has insight most of us lack, without actually offending anyone. Call it what is, you fucking pussy. It's israel taking over the world, with the absolute connivance of the righteous goyem who rule the West.
You really won't like AUSTRALIA, the place is crawling with very poisonous snakes, spiders, Dengue fever, the northern part is bad for Malaria,
the welfare system is soon to shut down to subsistence levels, gst going up fifty percent, the Muslim problem is going the same way as
Britain with growing no go areas, and to top it off its an expensive place to live, you had better be very very wealthy, in which case the
government will take most of it just let you in along with the Mafia bosses, bludgers and child molesters etc...
If you come, don't say you were not warned!
Mr Poopra...relax, the powers that think they be, must be running out of money because you only got one downvote. You would think with all the money printing they could hire more people to give downvotes :-) And I have a tip for ya all...DOnt get into arguments with the trolls...They only waste our time, which is why they are put here. On another topic, my accuracy rating is 100%, but my timing is zero percent...trust me on what is going on, but if I ever give a time frame I give you permission to say STFU :-)
Our hope is in "Fuck You" when the come to mess with you and "No you fucking don't" when they come to mess with your neighbors. It is in midnight visits to the tyrants. It is in shaming them when the appear in public.
since when did .gov think of you. We are all a series of numbers they can make jump, dance, and run at thier whim through a craze for paper and digital credits
Gawd.
Next step, Easy Bake ovens.
Conversion into little green crackers, and soap.
Birth place of Liberty, death rattle of Liberty, come full circle.
" Let them eat cake. "
Welcome to the Turd World, Europe. You asked for it!
Nice article.
It is only possible by educating our children. As long as the government controls the schools, then liberty doesn't stand a chance.
Volunteer to be a debate judge at your local high school. It is very rewarding, and an opportunity beyond compare.
And, arresting, trying, convicting & Executing the Pure Evil Criminal Psychopaths who put the World in this position
The Executions should be made in public to deter future Pure Evil Criminal Psychopaths from accomplishing the same Agendas
Where are you going to find willing and posses among today's ignorant and entitled pussies?
Forget the pussies. Bring me 3%'s & I'll light the torch & Lead.
Many of the veterans I meet are mostly concerned about getting their government-worker pension and benefits (or a fat contract for invasion, occupation, and killing) than protecting life, liberty, and property for all.
So, where are you going to find 3%, when half of American households receive a government check each month, and the other half are mostly on some mind-altering chemicals, captured by the television propaganda, morbidly obese, or all three?
"Volunteer to be a debate judge at your local high school."
A what? Son, there hasn't been a debate class in a public school around here in years. And if there was it's for damned sure they wouldn't let any parents into it. Not to observe and definitely not to judge. That right is reserved to the State.
You might be surprised. Volunteers needed desperately in Texas...mostly parents...and no qualifications required. It is a great opportunity to hand out free copies of books like Bastiat's The Law to bright and eager young minds.
Texas would be a bit of a commute for me.
I will agree with you that educating your children is probably the most (possibly the ONLY) effective way to combat this. It's not just a "good thing to do". The ass you save may be your own when the school has it's annual "tell us all about your parents and how many guns they own" day.
Move.
Kids are still enthusiastic about sports. And not because they want to be rich either (which is often the way we think of sports, as adults, "If only I was making millions in the NBA, MLB, NFL, etc.").
So that is also an avenue for providing a positive impact on the lives of young (dare I say it) men.
For one, they can learn to be healthy. Secondly, they can learn to think for themselves and be confident.
Stop using their terminology. Their not "Judges." Their Criminal Fraud Executive Administrators who represent the Criminal Fraud entity aka UNITED STATES, CORP. INC.
Hedgeless, I know you know that. Peace.
May I add ammo to your arsenal?
Why can't they just unleash a wave of mass deportations???
Of the politicians? Well, it would be a good start...personally I'm for giving them concrete Depends and dropping them in the Med. :)
Ya mean....like politicians?
It's easier to pull this crap in the EU, but there are always limits. Obozo wants to do the same thing, but between the tribalism that's been created and the stubborn people in flyover country I expect things will go sideways.......
They hate us, because they are sociopaths. The elites, I mean.
They hate (non-Wahhabi) Islam because it is against usury (something the Christian world has forgotten even exists).
"I hope you are not offended by my words and will forgive me because I’m a freedom and liberty loving Swiss. I have been raised in a political environment of neutrality with no foreign intervention for 500 years and a political system that allows less centralization of power than any other form of government."
I hate you for your non-foreign-interventionalism and decentralized power. Off with your head!
Don't get discouraged ....with modern weapons you too can be involved. those mountains won't stop cruise missiles.
Never let a good "crisis" go to waste.
Certainly. The answers here are simple. First, never allow those who are determined to destroy you have access to your country. Next, eliminate those with such inclinations already present. Secure borders. This does not require an advanced degree to conceptualize. Therefore, the only answer appears to be it is an intentional action by an evil psychopathic leadership who wants more control of the population and feels they are immune to the violence. Unless addressed, we all are doomed.
It seems no one today really understands what must be done and is content with admonitions and hand wringing.
Miffed
“it seems no one today really understands what must be done…”
You need to expand your vision. It seems that I’m the only one on the planet who possesses this knowledge – and experience. The IRS, Department of Justice and FRB, among others are very anxious to silence me. And, in so doing, what are they trying to tell you?
fuck it doesnt even have to be a good crisis
just make one up if needed
The changes in Europe are terrifying to somebody born in the fifties and nothing of what is happening today could even come near crossing my mind. I find this whole fear, spying and lack of trust on to all absolutely awfull and totally against our essence as creatures who live best in comunities.
https://thinkpatriot.wordpress.com/2015/09/21/germanys-jewish-problem/
https://thinkpatriot.wordpress.com/2015/11/30/the-next-false-flag/
https://thinkpatriot.wordpress.com/2015/11/28/nsas-capabilities-have-nev...
The completely astonishing thing is 9/11. Their coverup worked, everyone who wants to understand it does, and there is no political effect at all.
The state is protecting itself from you!
France is gonna need some new Gubermit agencies to...ahem, administer all of those new laws they're creating...which equals thousands of new high paying jobs!!!! BULLISH! That right there is how you create growth.
Gladio? There was Gladio 2 and now there is Gladio B......maybe Putin will bring this thing to a head and sanity will rear it's ugly head. This is overdue since about 1950. Russians coming to our rescue...who would have thought?
Get real. Have you ever read our major founding document? “When governments become destructive of our rights, we have the right – nay, the duty – to take matters into our hands and alter or abolish such governments and set new guards for our liberties.”
No foreign tyrant would allow such behavior.
"ISIS is not a coincidence – it is the logical result of western policies since the Cold War"
especially when the policies go awry, like funneling them weapons covertly through Benghazi
SAVE US JEEBUS!!!
“They hate us because of our freedoms.”
So, Congress immediately abolished our freedoms (actually, what was left of them).
Does this mean that Congress has been captured by terrorists?
Of course it does.
Consider, for example, the Department of Homeland Security. From a historical perspective, the DHS is a duplication of those instruments of terror employed during the French terror (1792-4), the Judeo-Bolshevik Cheka and the Nazi Schutzstaffel.
The problem, from our perspective, is, ‘How do we protect ourselves from their murderous political system?’ How, for example, do we protect our property (from physical gold, to businesses, to stocks and bonds (domestic and foreign)) from seizure by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)? Furthermore, how do we protect ourselves from informers now being recruited, trained and protected by the DHS?
By the act of Congress that established the DHS a system was created by which informers could make false allegations against anyone they please with near-total impunity. Of course, such informers aren’t described as informers; rather they are given the title “submitting person” and the DHS Act provided that their falsehoods will never be examined by any court or legislature or law enforcement agency. The legislation even specifies how this immunity is obtained. The “submitting person” only has to give an “express statement” that his lies were “voluntarily given” and that he expected “protection from disclosure”. It’s all there, in the act that created the DHS.
I’m sorry guys, but silly season is over. Even if you own physical gold, live in a cabin in the woods along with a stash of ammo and AK-47’s, you lose. If you don’t fall to the horde of hungry homeless, you will fall to DHS death squads. All the homeless have to do is to wait until you collapse from lack of sleep (24, 48, 72 hours), then they march in, slit your throat and… let your imagination run wild.
If you own stocks or bonds, guess what: you’re depending on criminal and useless classes to deliver your purchasing power at the moment of their greatest victory. Did I mention something about ‘silly season’?
If you want to survive, you have to combine with others of like mind for the purpose of mutual protection, among other purposes. The big question now is, ‘HOW is this to be done?’ And the quick answer is, ‘You must establish First-Amendment assemblies – the only historically-proven method by which men have made their lives and property secure from rule by thieves.’
The American Revolution, for example, was powered by a large network of such assemblies: from town meetings, county meetings, state conventions and, ultimately, to Continental Congresses.
Let’s be realistic: this solution won’t be easy or quick… unprecedented adventures never are.
And Luke Rudowski of We are Change nails it as fact!
Thanks GW
ISIS is a bubble. The US inflates it and Russia deflates it.
How come the ONLY thing the NSA cannot capture are cell phones of Muslims who attend radical mosques and spend months training in the Middle East, and Internet traffic and emails to and from radical Muslim recruitment sites??
Not a bad article by half Tyler my friend, but the author here is missing a most vital, and more to the point constitutional, nigh Dog given oversight, and you missed it your good self.
Preaching to the choir so I will keep it as short as possible. Most of the 'First World' is not ruled, we are by and large, although you wouldnt believe it nowerdays 'Free Men'. You, all of you, have to give the only thing they can never take from you by force. You have to give 'Consent', to be 'Governed', by those 'Public Servants' you 'Elect', to serve not just you and yours, but of the wider community, and those of your land you belong to. You willingly cast a 'Vote' with no malice intended to give 'Legitimacy' to be governed the way those that would seek your vote 'Promised' in the 'Manifesto' that best suited the ideals you hoped for all, with no malice intended. This idea was very quickly 'Usurped' was it not?
The 'Public Servants' no longer serve the public, as they well know, but the sticking point is this Tyler my friend, they need something from you that you cant give if you dont 'Agree' with the way they behave, and 'Represent' you.
Under the 'Common Law' and it applies to us all, nearly every 'Law', they try to pass is either 'Statute', or 'Act', therefore, it can never be 'Law'. For the simple reason you would never give your consent to something that could in all rights, 'Harm' you, yours, the wider community, and those of your land you belong.
Null And Void GCHQ, NSA, DGSE and whomever else thinks they can waltz all over the collective we belong to.
You lost the public a long fucking time ago you cunts, the consent is withdrawn so go fuck yourselves you child molesting protecting cunts. Go and tell your boss its going to be a hard slog indeed.
Dickheads
;-)
"But what truly astonishes, is the fact that governments seem to have little regard for their people."
Why is that astonishing? I have little regard for people (most of the world's population could vanish overnight for all I care) and I wouldn't test as being a full on psychopath while most politicians probably would or if not that, they'd test for narcissistic personality disorder. They won't have regard unless it affects their lives or plans.
No idea why people actually think most people in power give a fuck about the plebs when the mere act of wanting power and control of people indicates you probably don't give a shit about others. Factor in that probably 80% of all humans really don't care much about others (look at how inconsiderate people are of those around them and how most don't give a shit if people in other countries or places die or get fucked up) and it isn't hard to grasp that those in government will care even less as long as they are able to keep control and get their tax money.
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The French patriotic law abiding citizen, who thinks all of this is a good idea, can really help the government by committing suicide. If all the law abiding French committed suicide, that would leave only the terrorists who haven't done so yet themselves, making the government's job a lot easier. So go for it! You might as well, because right now you are living in a grave with both ends open.
Mr Poopra...relax, the powers that think they be, must be running out of money because you only got one downvote. You would think with all the money printing they could hire more people to give downvotes :-) And I have a tip for ya all...DOnt get into arguments with the trolls...They only waste our time, which is why they are put here. On another topic, my accuracy rating is 100%, but my timing is zero percent...trust me on what is going on, but if I ever give a time frame I give you permission to say STFU :-)
im a little bit disappointed with that article. you could have written a lot more about daniele gansers revelations in his book "NATO and the secret armies"...
essence for me was how they built up a system totally against democracy, bypassing the constitutions of the countries, and not just Italy, cause Gladio is the name of Natos secret italian army. in daniele gansers book you can read about all the european countries with such secret armies, and how the raised interests were played out there, murdering, torturing etc.
and nearly no country made a investigation, especially not France. and lookin at germany and the dönermurderers you count one and one together and know, its still running. turkey is btw also an interesting chapter in d.gansers book about natos secret armies...
Two excellent documentaries on Gladio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k83L3I6Z35w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXavNe81XdQ
Another EXCELLENT book is "GLADIO, NATO's Dagger at the Heart of Europe, The Pentagon-Nazi Mafia Terror Axis" by Richard Cottrell
When the U.S. and its allies bomb weddings and hospitals in Yemen and Afghanistan, killing hundreds of civilians, “Americans” doesn’t trend globally on Twitter. Yet when Parisians are allegedly killed by Islamic extremists, “Muslims” does. The imperialist West always try to dislocate the blame. It’s always the foreigner’s, the non-Westerner’s, the Other’s fault; it’s never the fault of the enlightened West. Islam is the new scapegoat. Western imperial policies of ravaging entire nations, propping up repressive dictators, and supporting extremist groups are conveniently forgotten. The West is incapable of addressing its own imperial violence. Instead, it points its blood-stained finger accusingly at the world’s 1.6 billion Muslims and tells them they are the inherently violent ones. Unfortunately, tragedies like the one we see in Paris are daily events in much of the Middle East, no thanks to the policies of the governments of France, the U.S., the U.K., and more. The horrific and unjustifiable yet rare terrorist attacks we in the West experience are the quotidian reality endured by those living in the region our governments brutalize. This does not mean we should not mourn the Paris attacks; they are abominable, and the victims should and must be mourned. But we should likewise ensure that the victims of our governments’ crimes are mourned as well. If we truly believe that all lives are equally valuable, if we truly believe that French lives matter no more than any others, we must mourn all deaths equally. Governments are going to call for more Western military intervention in the Middle East, more bombs, and more guns. Hard-line right-wing Senator Ted Cruz immediately demanded airstrikes with more “tolerance for civilian casualties.” Naturally, the proposed “solution” to individual acts of terror is to ramp up campaigns of state terror. At home, they will call for more fences, more police, and more surveillance. Immediately after the Paris attacks, France closed its borders. In the U.S., as soon as the attacks were reported, the NYPD began militarizing parts of New York City. The hegemonic “solution” is always more militarization, both abroad and here at home. Yet it is in fact militarization that is the cause of the problem in the first place. At the time of the atrocious 9/11 attacks, al-Qaeda was a relatively small and isolated group. It was the U.S.-led war in and occupation of Iraq that created the conditions of extreme violence, desperation, and sectarianism in which al-Qaeda metastasized, spreading worldwide. The West, in its addiction to militarism, played into the hands of the extremists, and today we see the rotten fruit borne of that rotten addiction: ISIS is the Frankenstein’s monster of Western imperialism. Moreover, Western countries’ propping up of their oil-rich allies in the Gulf, extremist theocratic monarchies like Saudi Arabia, is a principal factor in the spread of Sunni extremism. The Obama administration did more than $100 billion of arms deals with the Saudi monarchy in the past five years, and France has increasingly signed enormous military contracts with theocratic autocracies like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. If these are the strategies our governments continue to pursue, attacks like those in Paris will only be more frequent. The far-right will continue to grow. Neo-fascism, the most dangerous development in the world today, will gain traction. People will radicalize. The incidence of attacks inspired by ethno-nationalism or far-right extremism, already the leading cause of European and American terror, will increase even further. The pundits will boost anti-Muslim bigotry and feed the anti-refugee fervor. In doing so, they will only make matters worse. The Paris attacks, as horrific as they are, could be a moment to think critically about what our governments are doing both abroad and here at home. If we do not think critically, if we act capriciously, and violently, the wounds will only continue to fester. The bloodletting will ultimately accelerate. In short, those who promote militarist policies and anti-Muslim and anti-refugee bigotries in response to the Paris attacks are only going to further propagate violence and hatred. If the political cycle is not changed, the cycle of violence will continue. http://www.salon.com/2015/11/14/our_terrorism_double_standard_after_pari...
“They” don’t resent us for our freedom, “they” resent us for not allowing them to have their freedom, too. We need to recognize at some point that we owe our affluence to the misery of others, not to our superior intelligence or morals or religion or way of life. But there’s not a single voice among us which wants to make that recognition happen.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-11-16/911-311-77-1113-new-york-madrid-london-paris
“They” don’t resent us for our freedom, “they” resent us for not allowing them to have their freedom, too. We need to recognize at some point that we owe our affluence to the misery of others, not to our superior intelligence or morals or religion or way of life. But there’s not a single voice among us which wants to make that recognition happen.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-11-16/911-311-77-1113-new-york-madrid-london-paris
Really? Aussies are totally pacified.
Australia has long had UK-styled laws muzzling speech re libel and government secrets. And the populace doesn't complain about being compelled to VOTE enforced by civil penalties. And they all willingly handed in their guns.
So well written. So true. It's a joy to read a piece by someone who truly grasps how precious our fading liberties are. And who well understands how close we are to the precipice.
So well written. So true. It's a joy to read a piece by someone who truly grasps how precious our fading liberties are. And who well understands how close we are to the precipice.