10 Reasons America Will Be Judged as the Most Brutal Empire in History
Posted: November 12, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Human Rights, Imperial Power, World Hegemony | Tags: Afghan Opium, Agent Orange, Bush Doctrine, CIA Coups, Depleted Uranium, Drone Attacks, Surveillance Society, USA 11 Comments
Published: Nov. 07, 2011 – Activist Post
Good and evil doesn’t have a grey zone. Killing and stealing is bad. Violence is never “good” or necessary unless it is used to defend against killers and thieves. Indeed, that is the morality behind the “just war” principle as defined by international laws and treaties.
Yet, this simple concept of right and wrong gets muddled by differing ideas about religion, patriotism, economics and many other divisions. The “just war” rule has crumbled under the ambitions of empires throughout history. The American-led Anglo Saxon empire is no different.
This empire has been brutally conquering and colonizing territory since the fall of Rome. However, it has only gained an American face in the last century. The United States quickly emerged as the world’s “superpower” primarily through its economic might. For some time, many believed the U.S. to be a shining example of economic freedom for other nations to emulate. Indeed, America was eager to promote “economic freedom” globally to open new markets for U.S.-based corporations.
Where Is Activist Post?
Posted: September 25, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties | Tags: Freedom of Speech, Internet 1 CommentPublished: Sep. 23, 2011 – ReasonAndJest.com
It appears that one of my newest favorite websites, Activist Post (www.activistpost.com) has been taken down by its host, Blogger.com. Activist Post posts original articles and articles from other websites that highlight the news items of what various government agencies and the military are up to, and investigative reporting on the latest injustices, corruption and crimes, that we don’t hear about from cowards government lapdogs gutless weasels mainstream news sources.
Big Brother 2.0: 10 New Ways That The Government Will Be Spying On You And Controlling Your Behavior
Posted: August 17, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, New World Order | Tags: Big Brother, Surveillance Society Leave a comment
Published: Aug. 15, 2011 – The American Dream
Are you ready for Big Brother 2.0? If you think that the hundreds of ways that the government watches, monitors, tracks and controls us now are bad, just wait until you see what is coming. We live in an age when paranoia is running wild. As technology continues to develop at an exponential pace, governments all over the globe are going to discover a multitude of new ways to spy on us and control our behavior. In a world where everyone is a “potential terrorist”, we are told that things like liberty, freedom and privacy are “luxuries” that we can no longer afford. We are assured that if we just allow the government to watch all of us and investigate all of us that somehow that will keep us all safe. But it isn’t just the government that is watching us. Now we are being taught to spy on one another and to report any trace of “suspicious activity” to the government immediately. The entire civilized world is being transformed into one giant prison grid, and many of the new technologies that are now being introduced are going to make things even worse.
The following are 10 new ways that the government will be spying on you and controlling your behavior….
A 21-Truth Salute to Activists and the Alternative Media: The Journey From Conspiracy Theory to Conspiracy Fact
Posted: August 3, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Food Control, Global Warming?, Human Rights, Imperial Power, New World Order, Totalitarian Tiptoe, War Crimes, War on Terror | Tags: 9/11, Agenda 21, Big Brother, Big Pharma, Bilderberg Group, Bohemian Grove, Climategate, Crimes Against Humanity, Depleted Uranium, Depopulation Agenda, Eugenics, False Flags, Federal Reserve, Global Elite, GM Contamination, GM Food, IMF, International Banksters, Internet, Media, Mind Control, Monsanto, One World Government, Police State, Skull and Bones, Surveillance Society, Swine Flu, United Nations, World Bank, World Currency 4 CommentsThe ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. Martin Luther King, Strength to Love
Published: Aug. 02, 2011 – Activist Post – with contributions from Zen Gardner
Our media is mired in cynicism, regardless of the label of mainstream or alternative. Sadly, it is what seems to drive the news. People flock to the latest disaster, scenario of hopelessness, or individual story that proves things can get so much worse for us . . . personally. The media preys on our instinct of self-preservation, rather than promote this instinct as an example of what drives us toward self-empowerment.
We’d like to present an overview of issues demonstrating that all is not lost. Just the opposite, in fact. The powers-that-be have admitted that they are scrambling for purchase amid humanity’s global awakening. This new knowledge has led to an increasing number of people being exposed to alternative information that questions the official version of events, and the underlying secret mechanisms of control.
This worldwide wake-up call has led to a great many conspiracy theories becoming conspiracy facts. The only thing left for these agents of darkness to do now is spin the information that has been uncovered. Let’s continue to keep in mind that if their overall intentions are as benevolent as they suggest, then why did it require investigation and research to dig them up as though the planet was one big crime scene?
American (Real) Exceptionalism
Posted: August 2, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Economy, Human Rights, Illegal Occupation, Imperial Power, War on Terror, World Hegemony | Tags: USA 1 CommentA majority of Americans believe America is an “exceptional” nation and “a shining beacon of democracy and hope to a dark world”. But, reliable and unbiased evidence shows that real America is an unequal society, oppressive, undemocratic and a violent imperialist power.
by Ghali Hassan
Published: Jul. 20, 2011 – Axis of Logic
Inequality and Poverty
A report released on 20 October 2008 by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) revealed that the U.S. has “the highest inequality level and poverty rate across the OECD, Mexico and Turkey excepted. Since 2000, income inequality has increased rapidly, continuing a long-term trend that goes back to the 1970s”. All Western Europe’s OECD states, along with Japan, South Korea, Canada and Australia have recorded better figures than the U.S., as did central and eastern European states, including Poland and Hungary. [1].
10 Reasons Obama is Just As Bad or Worse Than Bush
Posted: April 6, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Economy, Human Rights, Totalitarian Tiptoe | Tags: Bush, Censorship, Freedom of Speech, Guantanamo, International Banksters, Internet, Multinational Corporations, Obama, Obama's Wars, Surveillance Society, Torture, USA 15 Comments
Published: Apr. 5, 2011 – Activist Post
George W. Bush was clearly a mentally-challenged puppet of the military/banking/oil elite. The policies put it in place at breakneck speed after 9/11 were provably predetermined by think tanks well in advance. Not that other presidents were any less controlled by this hidden agenda, but there was a noticeable in-your-face quickening of corporate-government tyranny under Bush.
These policies like wars of aggression, illegal surveillance of Americans, torture of detainees indefinitely held without formal charges, unfair “free trade” agreements, and bank bailouts rightfully enraged many progressives during the Bush years. Yet, not only have these policies accelerated under Obama, even more of the draconian playbook is unfolding.
6 Reasons To Start World War III If You Are A Globalist
Posted: March 21, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Economy, New World Order, Problem Reaction Solution, World Hegemony, World War III | Tags: Agenda 21, Codex Alimentarius, Depopulation Agenda, Global Elite, IMF, Military Industrial Complex, One World Government, Police State, Rockefeller, US Military Spending, World Bank, World Currency, Zbigniew Brzezinski 4 Comments
Published: Nov. 28, 2010 – Activist Post
The average person can barely imagine why World War III would be anything but a civilization-ending event. And, yet, we have heard Neocons ramping up rhetoric that suggests a new world war would be a viable option to correct a dying dollar and economy. Or, perhaps it is simply a sound investment if you are a Globalist.
RAND Corporation documents point to a desire for total war abroad and at home. The recent reactivation of North and South Korea tensions could be a potential catalyst in an East-West World War scenario possibly involving nukes. However, the next World War doesn’t necessarily need to be a conflagration; it could be a steady, slow, coldly calculated design to plunge the globe into austerity and totalitarian control through regulations such as those proposed by Codex Alimentarius and Agenda 21.
So, if one puts on the thinking cap of a sociopath, one might find the following 6 reasons are perfect to start World War III, by nukes or by stealth, and further the agenda of world governance.
Big Brother is DEFINITELY watching you: UK has one CCTV for every 32 people
Posted: March 7, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, New World Order | Tags: Big Brother, CCTV, Surveillance Society, UK 6 CommentsPublished: Mar. 03, 2011 – Daily Mail
It’s an astonishing statistic that is sure to send chills down the spines of freedom campaigners.
In Big Brother Britain there is an incredible one CCTV camera for every 32 citizens, a study has revealed.
The revelation that 1.85 million cameras are watching our every move confirms the shocking extent of surveillance in 21st century Britain.
Coming a day after it emerged tiny drones could be used to spy on Britons, the CCTV study is sure to add fuel to the debate that we have become a Big Brother state.
9/11—Mission Accomplished
Posted: February 7, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Imperial Power, New World Order, Problem Reaction Solution | Tags: 9/11, Al Qaeda, Big Brother, Censorship, False Flags, Federal Reserve, Illuminati, International Banksters, Internet, Media, Rothschild, Surveillance Society, Wikileaks, WTC 8 Comments“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”
— Edmund Burke
by Zed Gardner
Published: Feb. 03, 2011 – Pak Alert Press
Having researched the 9/11 cover-up full-time for several years and done my bit as an activist, I had finally decided to withdraw in utter frustration at my seeming inability to open as many eyes as I would have liked. Following a rather long hiatus, I find myself back in the saddle.
Especially in the face of these ongoing illegal wars that continue to devour lives at a sickening rate, I’ve come to realize that efforts to help expose the truth behind 9/11 must transcend personal considerations. Given that it is 9/11 that lies at the root of this horrific slaughter of innocents in distant lands (now well over a million), I truly believe this is a vitally important, selfless, pursuit that embodies the highest form of patriotism and public service imaginable.
Pathocracy: Tyranny at the Hand of Psychopaths
Posted: January 27, 2011 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Economy, Problem Reaction Solution | Tags: Depopulation Agenda, False Flags, Federal Reserve, International Banksters, Multinational Corporations, USA 6 Commentsby Jack Mullen
Published: Jan. 25, 2011 – Activist Post
Were people consciously aware something was about to change in a very bad way just before Lenin and Trotsky appeared on the scene in Petrograd in the spring of 1917? Did the German people realize accepting the ‘hope’ of Hitler would result in something so hideous and evil that tens of millions of people would die and a permanent bloodstain would appear on the history of Germany? What was life like months or years before the Armenians suffered genocide at the hands of the Turks, did they know that government imposed gun control was really disarmament before extermination? How about the Chinese before the tyrant Mao, or the North Koreans before the Kim Jung il family infestation? Did these people know what was coming, but didn’t know what they could do?
Is Wikileaks Endgame Internet Censorship?
Posted: December 22, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Problem Reaction Solution | Tags: Federal Reserve, International Banksters, Internet, Wikileaks 7 Commentsby F. William Engdahl
Published: Dec. 21, 2010 – Rense.com
“A closer look at the details of what has so far been carefully leaked by the most ultra-establishment of international media such as the New York Times reveals a clear agenda. That agenda coincidentally serves to buttress the agenda of US geopolitics around the world from Iran to North Korea. It is almost too perfectly scripted to be true. A discontented 22-year old US Army soldier on duty in Baghdad, Bradley Manning, a low-grade US Army intelligence analyst, described as a loner, a gay in the military, a disgruntled “computer geek,” sifts through classified information at Forward Operating Base Hammer. He decides to secretly download US State Department email communications from the entire world over a period of eight months for hours a day, onto his blank CDs while pretending to be listening to Lady Gaga.
In addition to diplomatic cables, Manning is believed to have provided WikiLeaks with helicopter gun camera video of an errant US attack in Baghdad on unarmed journalists, and with war logs from Iraq and Afghanistan. It is almost too perfectly scripted to be true. A discontented 22-year old US Army soldier on duty in Baghdad, Bradley Manning, a low-grade US Army intelligence analyst, described as a loner, a gay in the military, a disgruntled “computer geek,” sifts through classified information at Forward Operating Base Hammer. He decides to secretly download US State Department email communications from the entire world over a period of eight months for hours a day, onto his blank CDs while pretending to be listening to Lady Gaga. In addition to diplomatic cables, Manning is believed to have provided WikiLeaks with helicopter gun camera video of an errant US attack in Baghdad on unarmed journalists, and with war logs from Iraq and Afghanistan.”
VIDEO – Patriot Act for Internet ahead?
Posted: December 13, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Problem Reaction Solution | Tags: Internet, Wikileaks, You Tube Videos 5 Comments
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Obama’s War on the Internet: The Ministry of Truth
Posted: July 20, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Totalitarian Tiptoe | Tags: Big Brother, Censorship, Internet, Obama's Wars, Surveillance Society 5 Comments
by Philip Giraldi
Published: Jul. 19, 2010 – Campaign for Liberty
The Ministry of Truth was how George Orwell described the mechanism used by government to control information in his seminal novel 1984. A recent trip to Europe has convinced me that the governments of the world have been rocked by the power of the internet and are seeking to gain control of it so that they will have a virtual monopoly on information that the public is able to access. In Italy, Germany, and Britain the anonymous internet that most Americans are still familiar with is slowly being modified. If one goes into an internet café it is now legally required in most countries in the European Union to present a government issued form of identification. When I used an internet connection at a Venice hotel, my passport was demanded as a precondition and the inner page, containing all my personal information, was scanned and a copy made for the Ministry of the Interior — which controls the police force. The copy is retained and linked to the transaction. For home computers, the IP address of the service used is similarly recorded for identification purposes. All records of each and every internet usage, to include credit information and keystrokes that register everything that is written or sent, is accessible to the government authorities on demand, not through the action of a court or an independent authority. That means that there is de facto no right to privacy and a government bureaucrat decides what can and cannot be “reviewed” by the authorities. Currently, the records are maintained for a period of six months but there is a drive to make the retention period even longer.
73,000 WordPress blogs shut down by U.S. Government
Posted: July 17, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties | Tags: Censorship, Internet 24 Commentsby John Brownlee
Published: Jul.16, 2010 – Geek.com
This is alarming. Torrent news site TorrentFreak is now reporting that WordPress host Blogetery has been shut down by United States authorities… along with all 73,000 Blogetery-hosted blogs.
Although details are still very tentative, here’s what we know: Blogetery’s entire site has been taken down, and the company’s ISP is claiming that they had to terminate Blogetery’s account immediately after being ordered to do so by law enforcement officials, “due to material hosted on the server.”
10 Ways We Are Being Tracked, Traced, and Databased
Posted: July 11, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, New World Order | Tags: Big Brother, CCTV, Internet, Microchips in Humans, RFID, Surveillance Society 8 CommentsAre technological advances infringing on our right to privacy?
The war on terror is a worldwide endeavor that has spurred massive investment into the global surveillance industry – which now seems to be becoming a war on “liberty and privacy.” Given all of the new monitoring technology being implemented, the uproar over warrantless wiretaps now seems moot. High-tech, first-world countries are being tracked, traced, and databased, literally around every corner. Governments, aided by private companies, are gathering a mountain of information on average citizens who so far seem willing to trade liberty for supposed security. Here are just some of the ways the matrix of data is being collected:
The “Gestapo” Revives: Mind Control In US and EU
Posted: April 8, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Global Warming?, New World Order, Totalitarian Tiptoe | Tags: Big Brother, European Union, Microchips in Humans, Mind Control, Obama, Police State, Surveillance Society, UK, USA 8 Comments
by Anders
Published: Mar. 29, 2010 – Euro-med.dk
Summary: A U.S. congressman has had a slip of tongue about Obama’s new health legislation, saying it has taken many years and will still take some time to get the necessary legislation through in order to control people. Behind this is that this legislation requires the implantation of a chip with information abouti.a. individual medical data, to be implanted in everybody, thus enabling the regime to control and influence every one. Obama has recruited 16,500 armed officers to ensure that each rule is observed. Now the Europol has become an EU agency and has been given enlarged and vaguely defined remit to go after heavy internet crimes such as racism, xenophobia, criticism of the EU’s false claims about global warming caused by anthropogenic CO2 emissions. The Europol will take note of people’s behavioural data, including lifestyles and routines, movements, places visited, tax positions, DNA, political, religious or philosophical beliefs, union memberships and data concerning health or sex life. “This reminds creepily about the Gestapo. Nottingham, England, has just undergone a massive police raid on youngsters aged 13-24 years – with nude scanners, etc. to combat knife criminality. British researchers have now developed the nearly perfect lie detector that can read brain currents and thereby study people’s memories – having us all arrested for precrimes not committed. Politicians have explicitly wanted mass immigration to “radically change our societies.” They have certainly done so – and achieved what they wanted: an excuse for a European police state after Gestapo´s pattern.
America’s Nuclear Nazis And The Radiation State
Posted: April 6, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Problem Reaction Solution, Totalitarian Tiptoe, War on Terror | Tags: 9/11, Big Brother, Bush-Nazi Connection, False Flags, Surveillance Society, USA, WTC 7 Comments
by Amy Worthington
Published: Apr. 05, 2010 – Rense.com
Despotic governments throughout the ages have often forced their subjugated masses to strip naked since forcing a captive population to nakedness is the ultimate physical and psychological degradation. With equal barbarism, the U.S. government is organizing a campaign to obtain naked images of millions of Americans traveling through U.S. airports. Even young children will be trained to think it normal for adult strangers wearing badges to demand a probing view of our bodies under clothing.
This authoritarian nightmare is residue from September 11, 2001, when criminal elements of our own government perpetrated the most heinous, genocidal hoax of our age. That was the day the Twin Towers and Building 7 of the World Trade Center were obliterated by thermite incendiaries and other explosives for maximum psychological impact while federal officials blamed foreign terrorists.
How Sovereign is Europe? Washington has Murdered Privacy Rights at Home And Abroad
Posted: March 30, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, New World Order, Totalitarian Tiptoe | Tags: Big Brother, CIA, European Union, Lisbon Treaty, Surveillance Society, USA 6 Commentsby Paul Craig Roberts
Published: Mar. 22, 2010 – Global Research
In the Swiss newspaper Zeit Fragen, Professor Dr. Eberhard Hamer from Germany asks, “How Sovereign is Europe?”
He examines the issue and concludes that Europe has little, if any, sovereignty.
Professor Hamer writes that the sovereign rights of Europeans as citizens of nation states were dissolved with the coming into force of the Lisbon Treaty on Dec. 1, 2009. The rights of the people have been conveyed to a political commissariat in Brussels. The French, Germans, Belgians, Spanish, British, Irish, Italians, Greeks, and so forth, now have “European citizenship whatever this may be.”
The result of aggregating nations is to reduce the political participation of people. The authority of parliaments and local councils has been impaired. Power is now concentrated in new hierarchical structures within the European Union. European citizenship means indirect and weak participation by people. Self-rule has given way to authoritarian rule from top to bottom.
Israeli mind-scanner may take over US airports
Posted: January 29, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Totalitarian Tiptoe | Tags: Big Brother, Surveillance Society, USA 1 Comment
Jan. 28, 2010 – Press TV
As part of stringent measures to beef up airport security, US authorities may use an Israeli-made mind-reading scanner that allegedly predicts whether a passenger is a potential threat or not.
The Transportation and Safety Administration (TSA) and the Homeland Security are considering the installment of a controversial mind-reading system, that was recently developed by the Israeli-based WeCU Technologies, in all American airports, AP reported on Thursday.
The State of the Nation: I am afraid
Posted: January 28, 2010 Filed under: Civil Liberties, Economy, Illegal Occupation, War Crimes, War on Terror | Tags: Big Brother, Civilian Casualties, Global Elite, Obama's Wars, Police State, Surveillance Society, USA 2 Comments“As I look at America today, I am not afraid to say that I am afraid.” – Bertram Gross, Friendly Fascism: The New Face of Power in America
by John W. Whitehead
Published: Jan. 27, 2010 – The August Forecast
Ominous developments in America have been a long time coming, in part precipitated by “we the people” – a citizenry that has been asleep at the wheel for too long. And while there have been wake-up calls, we have failed to heed the warnings.
Just consider the state of our nation:
We’re encased in what some are calling an electronic concentration camp. The government continues to amass data files on more and more Americans. Everywhere we go, we are watched: at the banks, at the grocery store, at the mall, crossing the street. This loss of privacy is symptomatic of the growing surveillance being carried out on average Americans. Such surveillance gradually poisons the soul of a nation, transforming us from one in which we’re presumed innocent until proven guilty to one in which everyone is a suspect and presumed guilty. Thus, the question that must be asked is: can freedom in the United States flourish in an age when the physical movements, individual purchases, conversations and meetings of every citizen are under constant surveillance by private companies and government agencies?
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