GORDON DUFF: CASE CLOSED, BIN LADEN’S TRUE TRANSLATION ON 9/11 ATTACK
February 7, 2010 by Gordon Duff · 41 Comments
CIA TRANSLATION OF OSAMA BIN LADEN
INTERVIEWED ON 9/11 (ENGLISH VOICE OVER WITH CIA OFFICAL TRANSCRIPT BELOW)
By Gordon Duff STAFF WRITER/Senior Editor
The Western media is unleashing such a baseless propaganda, which makes us surprise but it reflects on what is in their hearts and gradually they themselves become captive of this propaganda. They become afraid of [...]
INFOWARS: LAWYER SAYS ‘CROTCH BOMBER’ HELPED ONTO PLANE BY AMERICAN AGENT
January 31, 2010 by Gordon Duff · 7 Comments
The Sharp Dressed Man Who Aided Mutallab Onto Flight 253 Was U.S. Government Agent
Kurt Haskell for Infowars
Please note that in the article that follows, I am not claiming that the U.S. Government knew Mutallab had a bomb or intended to hurt anyone on Flight 253 when the U.S. Government let him board.
Since our flight landed [...]
Obama faces dwindling options in his effort to close Guantanamo Bay – Washington Post
January 29, 2010 by Tom Barnes · 2 Comments
The Washington Post today is running a piece entitled Obama faces dwindling options in his effort to close Guantanamo Bay . It seems that partisan bickering, lack of funds, left vs. right views of patriotism and law and gut level fear concerning the prosecution of our ridiculous wars in western Asia and several other related financial and [...]
Feds Battle Different Kind of Terrorist: Eco Extremists – Washington Post
January 28, 2010 by Tom Barnes · Leave a Comment
Today’s Washington Post is posting an article entitled Feds Battle Different Kind of Terrorist: Eco Extremists which clearly shows all of us what citizens do when they feel they are being ignored by their government.
For the record, I do not support burning or otherwise destroying things in order to make a political point, but there [...]
Key Waterboarding Defender Reverses Himself – AOL News
January 27, 2010 by Tom Barnes · 5 Comments
Just about a half hour ago AOL News released a stunning report entitled Key Waterboarding Defender Reverses Himself . Old news? Hardly.
This guy, John Kiriakou, was the main reason that all the main stream media outlets took the waterboarding-is-not-torture defense of the Bush Administration so seriously. He was a CIA operative who swore up and [...]
Tomgram: Nick Turse, The Forty-Year Drone War
January 25, 2010 by Bob Higgins · Leave a Comment
Drones are the hot weapons of the moment and the upcoming Quadrennial Defense Review — a soon-to-be-released four-year outline of Department of Defense strategies, capabilities, and priorities to fight current wars and counter future threats — is already known to reflect this focus
Is Osama Bin Laden dead?
January 24, 2010 by Tom Barnes · 3 Comments
The BBC News online is running an article today entitled Is Osama Bin Laden dead or alive? It is a good question and from the article I think we can assume that he is dead.
In today’s Washington Post there is a piece entitled Bin Laden claims airline bomb attempt on Christmas in which an audio [...]
CIA and Intelligence Community Mythologies
January 24, 2010 by Bob Higgins · Leave a Comment
The Greatest Myth: The 9/11 Commission offered insight into the systemic problems of the CIA and the intelligence community. The Intelligence Reform Act of 2004 solved the problems that had been exposed by the 9/11 Commission by creating a director of national intelligence, the so-called intelligence tsar. In fact, the 9/11 Commission failed to use the powers it had been given to explore the reasons for the 9/11 intelligence failure.
Justice task force recommends about 50 Guantanamo detainees be held indefinitely – W.P.
January 22, 2010 by Tom Barnes · Leave a Comment
The Washington Post is reporting this morning in a piece entitled Justice task force recommends about 50 Guantanamo detainees be held indefinitely that an Executive Branch study group is recommending that we hold about fifty people in prison “indefinitely”. That is a breathtaking American legal position. They have not been charged with anything.
Here is an [...]
Man Claims Terror Ties in Little Rock Shooting – New York Times
January 22, 2010 by Tom Barnes · Leave a Comment
In today’s New York Times there is an article entitled Man Claims Terror Ties in Little Rock Shooting which shows us the emerging criminal “abuse” of the legal system by psychopaths and their sociopathic cousins.
These are erstwhile jihadists all, who are now beginning to claim Al Qaeda or other jihadist affiliations when carrying out murders inside the USA. [...]
DON’T JUST STAND THERE, ARREST SOMEBODY!
January 21, 2010 by Gordon Duff · 56 Comments
Gordon Duff attacks the hypocricy of using conspiracy theory to protect the real criminals from justice. Manipulationof simple crimes into complex conspiracies has become a “get out of jail free” card allowing Bush and his gang their freedom and a new generation of followers.
Torture’s Loopholes – New York Times OpEd
January 21, 2010 by Tom Barnes · Leave a Comment
In today’s New York Times there is an Op Ed piece by a former U.S. Air Force interrogator named Matthew Alexander entitled Torture’s Loopholes which tells us that “changes” under the Obama Administration relative to torturing suspected terrorists are not as wide as we had hoped.
This is getting real old real fast. Where is the [...]
The Guantánamo “Suicides”: A Camp Delta sergeant blows the whistle
January 21, 2010 by Tom Barnes · 2 Comments
In March there will be a story published in Harper’s Magazine written by human-rights attorney Scott Horton that speaks to an alleged triple murder carried out by either military and/or intelligence operatives of our government involving three detainees at the Guantanamo detention camp in Cuba. A soldier who was stationed at the unit when the alleged [...]
LNG and Yemen: A combustible mix
January 19, 2010 by Bob Higgins · 2 Comments
By Larry Harmon The Boston Globe
YEMEN COULDN’T prevent Al Qaeda from building bases on its soil where terrorists plot to blow up planes in the US. Yet Bostonians are supposed to sit still while liquefied natural gas tankers are loaded in Yemen for transit through Boston Harbor.
GDF Suez Energy, the parent company of the Distrigas [...]
Four US soldiers cast doubt on Gitmo ’suicides’
January 18, 2010 by Bob Higgins · 2 Comments
Four members of a US military intelligence unit assigned to Guantanamo Bay are questioning the government’s official version of the deaths of three detainees in the summer of 2006. There are suspicions here that torture and other maltreatment may have led to their deaths while in US custody.
Mikey Hicks – American Terrorist. No kidding, this is a real story.
January 17, 2010 by Tom Barnes · 2 Comments
This is Mikey Hicks as he looks today. I should point out that Mikey Hicks is an American terrorist and has appeared on all TSA terrorist watch lists since he was two years old. I am not kidding. This is a real situation.
Look how dangerous this desperado looks! I would pick him out of a [...]
See No Evil, Obama’s Love Affair with America’s Right
January 16, 2010 by Gordon Duff · 4 Comments
America elected Barak Obama for one reason only. We had spent years with a government found to have become utterly corrupt, a pack of criminal gangsters no better than Pinochet in Chile or Pol Pot in Cambodia. We were going to go in, put Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Rove, Rice, Ashcroft, Gonzales along with 2 dozen top military leaders and more senior members of Congress in prison. When we were done, we would go thru the oil companies, banks, defense giants, insurance companies and more, doing the same. We hoped that when we were finally done, whoever was left would know that they were part of a government by and for the people, not employees of a criminal conpiracy.
Why I hold a jihad at the White House – Washington Post
January 16, 2010 by Tom Barnes · 3 Comments
Today’s Washington Post has a powerful piece written by an Arab journalist assigned to D.C. by his outlet. He has lived here since about 1980. Here is an excerpt from his piece entitled Why I hold a jihad at the White House .
“But after watching Obama in the White House for a year, I have [...]
Major Hasan’s Smooth Ascension
January 16, 2010 by Tom Barnes · Leave a Comment
Today’s New York Times has an editorial entitled Major Hasan’s Smooth Ascension which for the most part I can stand in agreeance. However there is one telling sentence which gives me pause. Something very wrong has happened at the New York Times. Here is the sentence excerpted from the piece:
“The Hasan report raises other intriguing questions, including why [...]
Where to Give to Aid the People of Haiti
January 16, 2010 by Bob Higgins · Leave a Comment
A guide to the best ways your aid can immediately help save lives, protect the survivors and rebuild Haiti.
It is hard to imagine the enormity of the pain and tragedy caused by the earthquake in Haiti, which has left the capital city of Port-au-Prince in ruins.
The damage is catastrophic; more than two million people have [...]












