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GGN: US Boost Israeli War Chest, Al Qaeda Lead by Globalist in Syria, Iran/Russia Backs Assad
GGN: US Boost Israeli War Chest, Al Qaeda Lead by Globalist in Syria, Iran/Russia Backs Assad
PLEASE SUBSCRIBE Please visit: www.ggnonline.com or http for the latest news commentary by Global Government News Please visit www.ggnonline.com to donate to GGN because it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. HEADLINES WITH LINKS Obama to Give Israel $70M in Military Funding bit.ly Romney: Obama Doesn't Love Israel Enough bit.ly Israel denies report Obama aide shared Iran war plan yhoo.it Israel: Reforms in the State's defense budget are a possibility bit.ly Israel orders demolition of 8 Palestinian villages for IDF training sites bit.ly IDF Trains for 'Arab Spring' in Judea and Samaria bit.ly Israel had intel on attack that killed 16 in Egypt yhoo.it Bulgaria bomb blast: Iran accuses Israel of killing its own citizens bit.ly Israel boosts missile defense with Arrow-2 bit.ly Rumsfeld: Israel needn't notify US about strike bit.ly Romney: 'No option should be excluded' in stopping a nuclear Iran yhoo.it Reports Citing Intelligence on Iran Weapons Program Lack Credibility bit.ly HR 1905: AIPAC Pressures Congress for Stricter Sanctions Against Iran bit.ly Barak Confidant: Israel Has Decided to Attack bit.ly Syria: Iran vows it will not allow Assad to fall bit.ly Russian people against military operation in Syria bit.ly Russian general denies reports he was killed by rebels in Syria bit.ly Fake Tweets About Syrian President Assad's Death Cause All Too Real Spike In Crude And S&P; bit.ly Syrian PM "Defection" Another PR Stunt bit.ly Angry Syria Rebels to US: 'All We Get Is
... - published: 09 Aug 2012
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- author: ddarko2012
27:17
Webster Tarpley: The UN/al-Qaeda Alliance in Lybia
Webster Tarpley: The UN/al-Qaeda Alliance in Lybia
The war in Libya is a practical lesson in the post-modern, nihilistic lexicon of internationalism. A war isn't a war -- far from it, it's a humanitarian enterprise to keep the peace. War is peace. Soldiers are peacekeepers. In a deja vu from the 80s, the Pan-Islamist radicals driving the rebellion, a gaggle of armed gangs and paramilitary organizations stemming from the Muslim Brotherhood, are redefined as "heroes of democracy". These are the people to be put in power in post-intervention Libya. Their leader, Abdel al-Hasidi, former Taliban fighter, notorious Libyan terrorist, proudly announces that quite a few of his rebel heroes are fighters from al-Qaeda, and it is now stated in the press that al-Qaeda is pouring in Libya to be...well, our new allies. This is not a surprise at all: the hotbed of the rebellion, Cyrenaica, is one of the world capitals of Islamist terrorism. This is the "land of freedom" now being protected by the UN no-fly zone, in a brazen repeat of the UN/al-Qaeda/Hezbollah alliance in the Balkans, in the 90s. Meanwhile, NATO's still building permanent bases in Pakistan and deploying Predator drones to bomb Pashtun farmers; to fight Pan-Islamism of course. The mass campaign of destabilization being waged all across North Africa and the Middle East has its most recent parallel in the wave of chaos that was unleashed on Black Africa back in the 1970s. The keywords here are divide and rule, create chaos to impose a new order of things. Use any means
... - published: 28 Mar 2011
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- author: LibertyTruthJustice
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USA working with al-Qaeda against the Syrian government
USA working with al-Qaeda against the Syrian government
Uploaded by 91177info on Feb 12, 2012 Please subscribe to the channel Washington has entered a strategic alliance with the terrorist group al-Qaeda (again) to help regime change in Syria. When sanctions don't work they resort to using terrorists. The leader of the al-Qaeda terrorist organization, Ayman al-Zawahiri has joined the anti-Syrian campaign, reports say. Many believe the terrorist group has entered a strategic alliance with Washington against the Syrian government. Despite slogans that are being against the Israeli regime, al-Qaeda has never taken any action against Tel Aviv's interest while it has carried out hundreds of deadly bomb attacks in Muslim countries. Press TV has conducted an interview with Stephen Lendman, author and radio host, to share his opinion on this issue. The following is a transcript of the interview: Press TV: Your take Stephen on this latest news about al-Qaeda terrorist actually joining in against the Syrian government, fighting against the Syrian government? Lendman: Well I am not at all surprised because go back to Libya, the so-called Libyan Islamic fighting group was composed largely of al-Qaeda members. At the same time what's never reported in the West is that al-Qaeda was a CIA creation and America uses al-Qaeda strategically as both enemy and ally. It is amazing. That is exactly what goes on. So America can vilify al-Qaeda as a terrorist organization and at the same time for many years it used al-Qaeda strategically, it did in
... - published: 22 Feb 2012
- views: 1985
- author: ThaRedRooster
19:48
Webster Tarpley: Al-Qaeda, US & NATO Forces Launch 'Operation Mermaid Dawn'
Webster Tarpley: Al-Qaeda, US & NATO Forces Launch 'Operation Mermaid Dawn'
The war in Libya is a practical lesson in the post-modern, nihilistic lexicon of internationalism. A war isn't a war -- far from it, it's a humanitarian enterprise to keep the peace. War is peace. Soldiers are peacekeepers. In a deja vu from the 80s, the Pan-Islamist radicals driving the rebellion, a gaggle of armed gangs and paramilitary organizations stemming from the Muslim Brotherhood, are redefined as "heroes of democracy". These are the people to be put in power in post-intervention Libya. Their leader, Abdel al-Hasidi, former Taliban fighter, notorious Libyan terrorist, proudly announces that quite a few of his rebel heroes are fighters from al-Qaeda, and it is now stated in the press that al-Qaeda is pouring in Libya to be...well, our new allies. This is not a surprise at all: the hotbed of the rebellion, Cyrenaica, is one of the world capitals of Islamist terrorism. This is the "land of freedom" now being protected by the UN no-fly zone, in a brazen repeat of the UN/al-Qaeda/Hezbollah alliance in the Balkans, in the 90s. Meanwhile, NATO's still building permanent bases in Pakistan and deploying Predator drones to bomb Pashtun farmers; to fight Pan-Islamism of course. The mass campaign of destabilization being waged all across North Africa and the Middle East has its most recent parallel in the wave of chaos that was unleashed on Black Africa back in the 1970s. The keywords here are divide and rule, create chaos to impose a new order of things. Use any means
... - published: 27 Aug 2011
- views: 576
- author: LibertyTruthJustice
27:26
Webster Tarpley on Alex Jones: The New Libya, Run By Al Qaeda Terrorists And Pirates
Webster Tarpley on Alex Jones: The New Libya, Run By Al Qaeda Terrorists And Pirates
The war in Libya is a practical lesson in the post-modern, nihilistic lexicon of internationalism. A war isn't a war -- far from it, it's a humanitarian enterprise to keep the peace. War is peace. Soldiers are peacekeepers. In a deja vu from the 80s, the Pan-Islamist radicals driving the rebellion, a gaggle of armed gangs and paramilitary organizations stemming from the Muslim Brotherhood, are redefined as "heroes of democracy". These are the people to be put in power in post-intervention Libya. Their leader, Abdel al-Hasidi, former Taliban fighter, notorious Libyan terrorist, proudly announces that quite a few of his rebel heroes are fighters from al-Qaeda, and it is now stated in the press that al-Qaeda is pouring in Libya to be...well, our new allies. This is not a surprise at all: the hotbed of the rebellion, Cyrenaica, is one of the world capitals of Islamist terrorism. This is the "land of freedom" now being protected by the UN no-fly zone, in a brazen repeat of the UN/al-Qaeda/Hezbollah alliance in the Balkans, in the 90s. Meanwhile, NATO's still building permanent bases in Pakistan and deploying Predator drones to bomb Pashtun farmers; to fight Pan-Islamism of course. The mass campaign of destabilization being waged all across North Africa and the Middle East has its most recent parallel in the wave of chaos that was unleashed on Black Africa back in the 1970s. The keywords here are divide and rule, create chaos to impose a new order of things. Use any means
... - published: 24 Sep 2011
- views: 841
- author: LibertyArchives
2:47
Greedy, Biased & War Loving CNN & Co Turns Al Qaeda Style Suicide Bomber Into Hero
Greedy, Biased & War Loving CNN & Co Turns Al Qaeda Style Suicide Bomber Into Hero
Celebrated And Supported By West "Peaceful" Revolution In Libya Started With Suicide Bombings CNN ODDLY CELEBRATES HERO - LIBYAN SUICIDE BOMBER. So I like to think it's pretty tough to disgust me. But a piece last night on the Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer on CNN managed to come pretty close. The piece in question, was a human interest segment on a suicide bomber who attacked government instilations during so-called "peaceful protests" in Libya. The weird thing, it was done in the same way Western media approaches stories on American troops who jump on grenades to save the rest of their platoon or a the normal guy who loses his life rescuing a kid from a burning building. Except, as I've said, this was a suicide bomber. What made him courageous rather than despicably zealous, as suicide bombers are customarily portrayed in the West, was that this guy, Ahmed Al Mehdi, a 49-year-old oil worker, packed his car full of explosives and drove it as fast as he can into a guard barrier for the interests that Americans are rooting for — namely freedom or namely oil. The reporter interviewed the man's children, his wife, and sat with them. They caught up with his best friend, who carried what was left of Al Mehdi from the site of his martyrdom. In the piece, he was called a number of times a "hero." I think there are probably at least 80 different ways to be affected by the piece. For me, the piece was abhorrent because it represented such a hypocritical betrayal of how the
... - published: 27 Mar 2011
- views: 1080
- author: ProtectSouthOssetia
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