Month: October 2014

The matter of coincidence cannot be stressed enough, because that’s how spooks, mobsters, politicians communicate when they’ve done something so horrible they dare not take credit openly, but still want it tacitly known that it was them that they might instill fear. Strings of coincidences are always created and do not exist in nature. When Wall Street is involved, they also need to know a specific date because their aim is to engage in “risk free” speculative trading like dumping airline and Russian stocks knowing their value will plummet. Right before 9-11, the CIA noted there was a lot of trading in airline stocks, which of course plummeted that day, and that every high ranking official in the Bush Administration had been warned not to fly in the days before 9-11, as we saw with John Ashcroft. […]

”But one [Los Angeles] Times reporter characterized himself as being "assigned to the 'get Gary Webb team'" and another was heard to say "We're going to take away that guy's Pulitzer." The opening "About this series" teaser made it clear that the Times pieces would explicitly address, and deny, the validity of all the main assertions in "Dark Alliance." […]

Don't play victim when you have the Senate, Congress, the US media, Hollywood, the United States armed forces and intelligence agencies under your thumb. You're a fucking bully, everyone knows it, and you're embarrassing yourself. Unless you're Benjamin Netanyahu. Nothing embarrasses a psychopath. […]

It’s the lone nuts that really should give one pause for thought as they are actually the most plausible examples of extremist political conspiracies. Sane people have enough trouble approaching the president without an insider. Someone that hears voices, hallucinates, and is completely detached from reality could never get close to the president unless someone on the inside put him there. You can see these people a mile away. […]

Back in July of this year a Washington Post headline read "BBC admonished for giving climate change deniers equal air time." This isn't unique to the BBC, however, and the Washington Post itself hosts the columns of climate change skeptics like Charles "Chicken Lips" Krauthammer, a man who believes climate change is superstition "like the rain dance" of Native Americans. […]