Archive for 'Opinion'
The Zionist Infestation Of Africa
Posted on12. May, 2012 by Jonathan Azaziah.

Zimbabwe To Uganda, Congo To Somalia And Beyond by Jonathan Azazia It isn’t matter of debate, on any level, that historically, Africa has been the most tormented and tortured of the planet’s continents and regions. Ravaged by centuries of colonialism and its bastard child, the Transatlantic Slave Trade, imperialism, civil wars instigated by foreign intelligence [...]
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Unveiling the Matrix
Posted on11. May, 2012 by Julia Mitchell.
By Julia Mitchell Edward L. Chiarini Jr. is the original owner and creator of Wellaware1.com, a website devoted to the exposure of a vast conspiracy at the highest levels of Western governments around the world, with the principle focus at this point being the government of the United States. He is better known among many [...]
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Iraq Destruction: Jewish at the root
Posted on11. May, 2012 by Jonathan Azaziah.

by Jonathan Azaziah March 20th, 2012 marked 9 years since Iraq was invaded and systematically annihilated by the terrorist armies of the United States of America (chief aggressor), and the United Kingdom (secondary aggressor), along with further “support” from the terrorist forces of their “coalition of the willing.” The murder of the Iraqi nation was [...]
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Pakistan-Russia: Down The Memory Lane
Posted on09. May, 2012 by Bakhtiar Hakeem.
Relations through History and Culture: Pak-Russian Ties By Bakhtiar Hakeem PART I GENERAL With His name (always and every where) the Most benevolent and Most merciful Peace and security be upon you ____________ “O mankind! Lo! We have created you from a single (pair) of male and female, and have made you nations and tribes that [...]
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How to Stage a War
Posted on09. May, 2012 by Julia Mitchell.

By Julia Mitchell Since the end of WWII there has not been a single year that the United States of America has not been involved in some sort of military intervention somewhere in the world, whether it be direct intervention using U.S. forces, the supplying of arms to the aggressor in a conflict between other [...]
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IEDs targeting Pakistan
Posted on09. May, 2012 by S M Hali.
By S. M. Hali Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) are wreaking double havoc in Pakistan. Firstly, their incessant use by miscreants is resulting in the loss of precious human lives and limbs. Secondly, Pakistan is being blamed for alleged complicity in the transportation of raw material (Ammonium Nitrate) used in the preparation of the IEDs. A number [...]
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The Obscenity of Humanitarian Warfare
Posted on06. May, 2012 by Peter Chamberlin.

By: Peter Chamberlin America and NATO have done a very bad thing, a perplexing thing–they have blurred the lines between war and peace, by turning “humanitarian intervention” into a tool of aggression. It is now logical to view all American humanitarian aid, in all of its forms, as the first stage of aggression, America’s foot [...]
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Another Watergate unfolding
Posted on05. May, 2012 by Franklin Lamb.

The Lutfallah II Arms-Smuggling Scandal by FRANKLIN LAMB Tripoli, Lebanon It would be an incautious stretch to suggest any sort of parity between Watergate and the unfolding Lutfallah II arms shipment-to-Syria drama, that each day brings more revelations. But some of what we are daily learning about the who, what and why of Lutfallah II [...]
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The Worm Does Turn
Posted on05. May, 2012 by Humayun Gauhar.
By Humayun Gauhar When people ask me whether we will arrive at a more equitable relationship with America wherein we agree to reopen NATO supplies routes and let them continue drone strikes and on what terms, I tell them the following stories. Once upon a time there was a king. His courtiers always told him, [...]
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The May 2nd Warfare
Posted on04. May, 2012 by Dr Haider Mehdi.
By Dr. Haider Mehdi “Nothing comes very easy to you, human creature – least of all the skill to live humanely. My body in the grave, scarred with its disappointments, and yours, alive as the rainbow glistening through the orchard.” Ghalib – translated by Adrienne Rich Wars have happened endlessly in human history. But [...]



