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Looks like the PNAC, or Project for A New American Century, agenda of 1997 is rolling along as planned. Just as has been outlined by other think tanks, Illuminati writers and social programmers
But a blind world reels on the defensive when they could have known what was coming all along. Notice, mind you, that the portrayal of an unstable middle east includes every “rogue” nation BUT Israel. Israel oddly enough is never “on the table” for discussion, when in fact they are the fomentors and co-creators of the entire “terrorist” threat fabrication.
Recent Developments
If you want to know exactly what’s happening or about to transpire, keep an eye on Neocons like Bill Kristol at rabid Zionist Murdock’s Fox News, the former head of PNAC when they made their famous study, proposal and ‘Statement of Principles’ preceding the staged 9/11 events and ensuing bogus “war on terror”.
It looks like despite Obama’s “promises” to not send troops, we’re about do it anyway. Surprise. So expect a real good reason to be fabricated soon, like tales of horrific atrocities by Gaddafi, to make sure the public is behind it. A false flag or two within Libya is probably on the table right now, like the staged theatre fire massacre in Abadan, Iran during the Iran revolution.
Kristol “Announces” the Plan
Here’s Kristol’s “announcement” that “we will not leave Gaddafi in power”:
(Raw Story) The operation to create a no-fly zone in Libya has just begun, but already conservative Fox News pundit Bill Kristol is wishing the U.S. would send in ground troops “sooner rather than later.”
U.S. President Barack Obama said Saturday the “Odyssey Dawn” operation launched under a UN Security Council resolution was a “limited military action,” unlike the regime change aims of the war against Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.
He pledged no U.S. troops would be deployed on the ground.
Fox News Chris Wallace asked Kristol Sunday if it was a mistake to limit the mission in Libya.
“Let’s talk about the mission,” Wallace began. “You heard Admiral Mullen, earlier in the show, say his orders are clear: protect the civilians, don’t overthrow Gaddafi. That’s not the point. Is that a mistake? Can we live with Gaddafi in any sort of power? He can create a lot of trouble.”
“No, we cannot leave Gaddafi in power,” Kristol agreed. “And we won’t leave Gaddafi in power.”
“The immediate military mission, Admiral Mullen correctly described but the political goal is to remove Gaddafi and ultimately military assets will serve that political goal.”
(source) http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2011/03/20/bill-kristol-calls-for-u-s-ground-forces-in-libya/.
Link to main story;
http://www.pakalertpress.com/2011/03/23/the-surprising-pnac-connection-to-libya/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+pakalert+%28Pak+Alert+Press%29Looks like the PNAC, or Project for A New American Century, agenda of 1997 is rolling... more
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The United States must make long-term investments in clean energy development or risk being shut out of a $2.3 trillion industry, a new report by a liberal think tank has found.
The study (pdf) released today by the Center for American Progress hails Germany, Spain and China as "early winners in the next great technological and industrial revolution" because each imposed policies to encourage low-carbon energy development. Japan, Denmark and South Korea, the authors predict, also will profit handsomely as the industry expands. But the United States, lacking domestic clean energy policies, threatens to be left behind.
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http://www.nytimes.com/cwire/2010/03/04/04climatewire-will-us-companies-be-shut-out-of-clean-tech-68154.htmlThe United States must make long-term investments in clean energy development or risk... more
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According to a paper by right-wing think-tank group, the Centre for Policy Studies, the BBC is accused of being a "me-too broadcaster with a serial record of imitation".
They are calling on the freeze of the licence fee, the gradual disposal of BBC assets and reductions on imported shows. They also say that there is no need for a second public service broadcasting (PSB) body.According to a paper by right-wing think-tank group, the Centre for Policy Studies,... more
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A think tank has claimed that people who have been made unemployed by the recession should be permitted to enrol on part-time degrees for free.A think tank has claimed that people who have been made unemployed by the recession... more
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A new report by the conservative Rand Corporation calls the so-called 'War on Terrorism' fundamentally flawed, doomed to failure. The study pulls the rug from under John McCain who had promised not just more of the same old horse dung but perhaps another one hundred, another '10,000 years' of war against Iraq!
Saying that the US should 're-think' the so-called 'war on terrorism', the report claims that Bush failed to meet his own stated objectives. It was, the report concludes, the wrong approach to begin with.
Rand stopped short of repeating my charge: the 'war on terror' was just a cover for Bush's assumption of dictatorial powers which he accomplished with the Patriot Act and numerous 'signing statements', in effect, his de facto 'rule by decree'.
All terrorist groups eventually end. But how do they end? Answers to this question have enormous implications for dealing with al Qa'ida and suggest fundamentally rethinking post–September 11 US counter terrorism strategy.
The evidence since 1968 indicates that most groups have not ended due to military pressure but because (1) they joined the political process or (2) local police and intelligence agencies arrested or killed key members and that few groups achieved victory within this timeframe.
The ending of most terrorist groups requires a range of policy instruments, such as careful police and intelligence work, military force, political negotiations, and economic sanctions. Yet policymakers need to understand where to prioritize their efforts with limited resources and attention.
--Rand Corporation, US Should Rethink "War On Terrorism" Strategy to Deal with Resurgent Al Qaida http://www.rand.org/news/press/2008/07/29/
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I didn't need a think tank, conservative or other, to tell me this - I came to the same conclusion in October 2001 when war preparations and threats against Afghanistan were being vociferously made by the Bush administration, and posted as much on many different discussion boards. That it took seven years for a conservative think tank to come to that conclusion says a lot about the speed of thinking in such think tanks...A new report by the conservative Rand Corporation calls the so-called 'War on... more
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The report from Civitas warns that the middle classes have been alienated by a service which targets ordinary people rather than serious criminals.
The report from the think-tank says incidents which would once have been ignored are now treated as crimes - including a case of children chalking a pavement. The report from Civitas warns that the middle classes have been alienated by a service... more
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The Battle of Ideas takes place in London this weekend! It's two days of high-level thought-provoking debate on the most pressing and timely issues of the day, covering topics from environment to science to society to health to religion. If you can't get to London to attend the festival, Times Online is hosting a series of blogs to accompany the provocative debates. The Battle of Ideas takes place in London this weekend! It's two days of... more
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A couple years back Foreign Policy magazine caused quite a stir in the Latino community by publishing an article entitled: The Hispanic Challenge by co-founder and Harvard professor Samuel P. Huntington.
This time around they have printed a pretty engaging article on a taboo subject that will very likely grab a couple of headlines here and there.
Having grown up in a country stigmatized by the production of narcotics, it makes me glad that this type of discourse is being brought to the coffee tables of influential policy makers and think tanks around the country. But, I doubt anything will come out of it until the public at large gets involved in this long overdue debate.
A couple years back Foreign Policy magazine caused quite a stir in the Latino... more
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