Showing posts with label free Palestine. Show all posts
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Sunday, November 11, 2012

Now it's payback time Why Obama should bust Netanyahu for 911


 
US President Barack Obama speaks at his last campaign rally in Des Moines, Iowa on November 5, 2012

Dr. Kevin Barrett

Source: Press TV
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2012/11/11/271578/now-its-payback-time-why-obama-should-bust-netanyahu-for-911/

All observers admit it: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did everything in his power to destroy President Barack Obama's political career.

President Obama should return the favor.

He should destroy Netanyahu's career in the biggest, most spectacular way possible - by busting Netanyahu for 9/11.

The major US and international media, owned and operated by cheerleaders for Israel, are so terrified by this prospect that they are trying to pretend it is “business as usual” between the US and Israel - maybe even between Obama and Netanyahu - despite the obvious blood feud between the US president and the Israeli prime minister.

One exception: The post-election Yahoo News story headlined “Obama victory spells trouble for Israel's Netanyahu.” The author, Jeffrey Heller, writes: “Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces an even more awkward time with Washington and re-energized critics at home who accused him on Wednesday of backing the loser in the US presidential election. With Iran topping his conservative agenda, Netanyahu will have to contend with a strengthened second-term Democratic president after four years of frosty dealings with Barack Obama and a rift over how to curb Tehran's nuclear program.”

Heller's article frames the dispute between Obama and Netanyahu according to the Israeli propaganda template. It suggests that Obama's only two choices are (a) to launch a major war against Iran, as desired by Netanyahu, or (b) to continue imposing sanctions to starve the Iranian people, in order to punish Iran's leaders for pursuing a peaceful nuclear energy program - a program that is completely legal under international law, unlike Israel's massive, illegal nuclear weapons program!

These may be the only two choices that are acceptable to Israel. But they are not the only choices available to Americans.

American strategist Zbigniew Brzezinski, in his 1999 book The Grand Chessboard, pointed out that the most important single element of a viable US strategy in Eurasia is friendship with Iran. What Brzezinski did not state outright, but left for the discerning reader to discover “between the lines,” is that Israel is badly damaging US national interests by forcing the US to be an enemy of Iran.

Israel hates Iran because Iran's leaders, like the vast majority of the people of the Middle East, do not accept apartheid Israel as a legitimate state.

That is indeed a problem for Israel. But why is it a problem for the US?

If the US maintained good relations with Iran - not a client state relationship as existed under the Shah, but a friendship-of-equals based on mutual respect and shared interests - the US strategic position in Eurasia would be greatly enhanced.

Then why is the US starving the Iranian people, murdering Iranian scientists, paying MEK terrorists to bomb and kill large numbers of innocent people, and generally doing everything it can to hurt Iran? The short answer: Because Israeli interests dictate US Mideast policy.

Some apologists for Israel claim that it's really about US dollar hegemony. They say that Iran's move to sell oil and gas in other currencies threatens the US dollar, which is why the US is so antagonistic to Iran.

What these critics don't understand is that the US dollar is not the US dollar. It's the Zionist dollar.

The US dollar is issued by the Federal Reserve, a private corporation owned by the biggest “American” banks. But those banks are not really American. The leading banksters who create American dollars out of nothing, backed by nothing, are ethnically Jewish and primarily loyal to the state of Israel.

After all, the Rothschild family, the biggest of the “eight families,” created Israel as its base of criminal operations. Even mainstream historians admit that Lord Rothschild created Israel in 1917 by handing the British an offer they couldn't refuse: “We can win World War I for you, by dragging America into the war - but in return, you must give us Palestine.”

To put it simply: The Rothschild-led bankster cartel has been occupying Palestine since 1917. And it has been occupying the USA since the Federal Reserve coup d'état of 1913.

So the US and Iran are actually allies, not adversaries, in the battle against Zionist dollar hegemony.

The Zionist bankster cartel that prints our currency out of thin air can easily print enough money to buy up virtually all major Western media. That's why most Westerners have unconsciously accepted a pro-Israel world-view.

The banksters also have enough money to buy as many politicians as they need. That is why the US Congress and the White House are Israeli-occupied territory.

But today, thanks to Netanyahu's overweening chutzpah, Obama and allied forces in the US military and intelligence communities have a chance to do what no US President since JFK has dared to do: Tell Israel to go to hell.

All Obama has to do is go on television and announce: “We have discovered credible evidence of Israeli involvement in 9/11 and the subsequent cover-up. As of this moment, I am declaring a state of national emergency based on undeniable evidence that our nation has been covertly attacked and occupied by a hostile foreign power. I have ordered the FBI to arrest several thousand suspected Israeli agents, and I will be forming a second 9/11 Commission, led by former President Carter, to expose the full, horrible truth about the 9/11 attacks.”

Such “scorched earth” payback from Obama would be exactly what Netanyahu deserves.

Netanyahu, a close personal friend of confessed 9/11 criminal Larry Silverstein, went on record immediately after 9/11 chortling that the attack on America was “very good.”

Then he quickly added that what he really meant was that 9/11 was very good for Israel.

It is time for President Obama to make Netanyahu eat those words. It is time for the President to shove those words right back down Netanyahu's throat. It is time for Barack Obama to demonstrate that he is President of the proudly independent United States of America, not just a puppet of Israel and its bankster mafia. It is time for President Obama to end Israel's stranglehold on American finance, American media, and American foreign policy.

It is time for President Obama to give Netanyahu the payback he has worked so hard to earn.

But does President Obama have the courage, integrity and statesmanship to save the world's biggest power, the USA, from a filthy little country run by certifiable madmen?

Does he have the courage to do the one thing that will end the phony “war on terror,” and earn him his thus-far-undeserved Nobel Peace Prize? Does he have the vision to do the one thing that could win him “greatest president ever” status in the history books?

Can he get away with it and escape assassination?

The next four years will answer these burning questions.
 
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About: Dr. Kevin Barrett

Dr. Kevin Barrett, a Ph.D. Arabist-Islamologist, is one of America's best-known critics of the War on Terror. Dr. Barrett has appeared many times on Fox, CNN, PBS and other broadcast outlets, and has inspired feature stories and op-eds in the New York Times, the Christian Science Monitor, the Chicago Tribune, and other leading publications. Dr. Barrett has taught at colleges and universities in San Francisco, Paris, and Wisconsin, where he ran for Congress in 2008. He currently works as a nonprofit organizer, author, and talk radio host. He is the co-founder of the Muslim-Christian-Jewish Alliance, and author of the books Truth Jihad: My Epic Struggle Against the 9/11 Big Lie (2007) and Questioning the War on Terror: A Primer for Obama Voters (2009). His website is www.truthjihad.com

 

Friday, September 9, 2011

Very Important Information regarding Palestine, The UN, and the future of mankind


September 20th, 2011 can be a step in the right direction and a day for Global Freedom.



September 20th, 2011 marks a day in which history will be written one way or the other. It is my hope that people will rise to this occasion and express their opinions based on moral human rights, respect and empathy for life. I ask you to share this video and stand with me in support of a FREE Palestine, a land that was divided in 2 by the United Nations in 1948.

The UN has broken its charter in many war theaters including the recent war crime in Libya. If the US government is allowed to Veto the motion that grants the recognition of a Palestinian state by the General UN assembly then the truth about democracy will have to be revisited and explained, for who would want to be a part of a World Body that dictates an agenda from special interests. That is NOT democracy.

Should a Veto occur on the Palestinian question of self determination and the right to exist, then the principals of the UN and the Charter will be null and void; in which case I will urge every peace loving nation to walk out and end this institution and rebuild one in its place that allows ALL nations to come to the table as equals. We are at a defining moment in history, where real action MUST be taken for our children’s, children’s future; think wisely because when your grandchildren ask you, “What did YOU do?” will you have an answer in tune with peace, love, and empathy, or one of ignorance?

Video Link:Crimes Against Humanity - Yesterday & Today
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0XymauBqgE

By: Stewart Brennan

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Ireland promotes Palestinian mission



The Ireland–Palestine Solidarity Campaign in Dublin

Source: Press TV
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/162049.html

The Republic of Ireland has become the first member of the European Union to upgrade the Palestinian diplomatic in mission in Dublin to an embassy, said the media reports.

The Irish government on Tuesday joined a growing list of European countries, including France and Spain that promoted the Palestinian diplomatic missions to embassies, paving the way for the recognition of an independent Palestinian state, Irish media reported.

The head of the Palestinian mission in Dublin will now become an ambassador and will submit his credentials to the Irish president, said the report.

The move has ignited concerns among Israeli regime's authorities as Several Scandinavian countries as well as Britain, Sweden, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Denmark, Malta, Luxembourg, Austria and other states are in line to recognize an independent Palestinian state.

An Irish foreign affairs spokeswoman confirmed the promotion, saying that the Palestinian diplomatic representation would now be known as the Palestinian "mission," instead of the previous Palestinian "delegation".

Palestinian Delegate General, Kikmat Ajjuri's title will also be amended to "ambassador, head of mission", said the spokeswoman.

The move will certainly further strain relations between Ireland and Israeli regime -- already strained following the recent fake passport scandal.

Last year, the government expelled an Israeli embassy authority over the use of a number of forged Irish passports by suspects involved the killing of a Hamas commander in Dubai.

At the time, Irish foreign affairs minister Micheal Martin said investigations by the UK and Australian authorities had concluded that there were "compelling reasons" to believe Israel was responsible for the counterfeiting of passports used by the hit team.

Meanwhile, Peru on Monday joined a growing number of Latin American states including Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Bolivia, Ecuador and Guyana to recognize an independent Palestinian state.

Sunday, January 23, 2011

France supports Palestinian statehood



French Foreign Minister Michele Alliot-Marie at a news conference in Amman, January 22, 2011

Source: Press TV
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/161493.html


The French foreign minister has voiced her country's support for the formation of a Palestinian state and condemned Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

"France supports the establishment of an independent, democratic Palestinian state as soon as possible," Michele Alliot-Marie said at the conclusion of her visit to the occupied Palestinian territories on Saturday, Ha'aretz reported.

She said her country does not recognize Israel's settlements in the occupied West Bank and called for the construction activity to come to a halt.

Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Guyana, and Uruguay are among over 130 countries that have recognized Palestinian statehood within the borders that existed before the Israel occupied the West Bank in the 1967 Six Day War.

Paraguay and Peru are also expected to follow suit in the coming weeks.

In December, the French foreign ministry declared a decision to recognize a free and independent Palestinian state based on borders before the 1967 war to become the first European nation to do so.

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Russia backs independent Palestine


Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev (L) and acting Palestinian Authority Chief Mahmoud Abbas meet in the West Bank city of Ariha (Jericho) on January 18, 2011.

Source: Press TV
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/160796.html

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has reaffirmed Moscow's support of an independent Palestinian state as recognized by the former Soviet Union in 1988.

"Russia made its choice a long time ago ...we supported and will support the inalienable right of the Palestinian people to an independent state with its capital in East Jerusalem [al-Quds]," Medvedev said on Tuesday at a press conference with acting Palestinian Authority Chief Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank oasis town of Ariha (Jericho).

Medvedev also said without Israel's “reasonable” decision on its settlement activity, Middle East talks will not be progressive.

"It is impossible to close your eyes to this fact,” the Russian president said.

In the past two months, several Latin American countries have recognized Palestine as an independent state based on the borders set before 1967.

On September 2, Israel and the Palestinian Authority resumed direct talks, but the talks were stalled again only three weeks later when Tel Aviv refused to extend a partial 10-month freeze it had imposed on its illegal settlement activities.

The Palestinians say that the settlement construction is aimed at preventing the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.

Along with Palestinian and other Arab territories, Tel Aviv occupied East al-Quds during the Six-Day War in 1967.

The occupation and later annexation of the city -- which the Palestinians have long been demanding as the capital of their future state -- has never been recognized by the international community.

Monday, January 3, 2011

'Chile, Paraguay to recognize Palestine'


PA Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki

Source: Press TV
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/158377.html


Chile and Paraguay are set to declare Palestine as an independent state based on 1967 borders to continue the move in Latin American countries, a Palestinian Authority (PA) official says.

PA Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki announced on Sunday that Chile and Paraguay will declare their recognition of an independent Palestinian state in the coming weeks, Ha'aretz reported.

More than 130 countries have officially recognized Palestine as a state based on the 1967 borders, the boundaries that existed before Israel occupied East al-Quds (Jerusalem), the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip.

The United States and Israel have criticized the move and have so far refused to recognize an independent Palestinian state.

Last month, Uruguay announced that it will recognize Palestine in March 2011.

In early December, Brazil, Argentina, and Bolivia also recognized Palestine as an independent state.

Chile's President Sebastian Pinera is scheduled to visit the occupied West Bank in three months, the PA foreign minister said.

Maliki also said that Ecuador is to follow Brazil and open a PA embassy on its soil. Ecuador became the fifth Latin American country that recognized Palestine in late December.

Acting PA Chief Mahmoud Abbas said that the recent move by several Latin American nations would force the US and Israel to return to negotiations after the latest round of talks collapsed in late September because Tel Aviv refused to extend a partial freeze on its construction and expansion of illegal settlements on the occupied Palestinian territories.

Abbas was in Brazil on Dec. 31 to lay the head cornerstone for the building of the Palestinian Embassy.

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Bolivia recognizes 'sovereign' Palestine


Bolivian President Evo Morales

Source: Press TV
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/156724.html


Bolivian President Evo Morales has sent a formal letter to acting Palestinian authority Chief Mahmoud Abbas recognizing Palestine as an independent and sovereign state.

Morales said in his letter on Wednesday that his government “could not continue waiting with its arms crossed given the problems of human rights, territory and sovereignty.”

He said at a press conference that he recognized Palestine as "an independent and sovereign state... as have other countries like Brazil."

A Foreign Ministry official later confirmed that Bolivia declared its full support for Palestine in the letter.

La Paz cut off diplomatic ties with Israel in January 2009 over Israel's three-week war on Gaza Strip, which killed over 1,400 Palestinians, mostly women and children.

Over 130 countries have officially recognized Palestine as a state based on the 1967 borders, the boundaries that existed before Israel captured East al-Quds (Jerusalem), the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip.

Bolivia now joins the list of South American countries that have recognized a fully sovereign Palestinian state on the 1967 borders.

In early December, Argentina, Cuba, Brazil and Venezuela declared recognition of Palestine as a "free and independent state.”

Uruguay has announced plans to do so next year.

The United States so far refused to recognize an independent Palestinian state.

In mid-December, the House of Representatives passed a resolution, with 435-0 votes, opposing a unilateral declaration of an independent Palestinian state and condemning international recognition of such a state.

It also called on its delegation to the UN Security Council (UNSC) to "veto any resolution by the UNSC to establish or recognize a Palestinian state outside of an agreement negotiated by the two parties."

The House resolution is in stark contrast with the Obama administration's promise from day one to push for the creation of an independent Palestinian state as part of a two-state solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Israel raps Turkey 'embrace' of Iran
















Source: PressTV
http://www.presstv.com/detail.aspx?id=129246§ionid=351020101



Days after determined refusal to make an apology over the killing of Turkish nationals aboard a Gaza-bound aid ship, Israel moves to shift focus to the close ties between Turkey and Iran.

Relations between Turkey and Israel took a turn for a worst on May 31 when Israeli soldiers opened fire on the Turkish vessel M.V. Mavi Marmara as it attempted to transport humanitarian aid and medical supplies to the Gaza Strip.

At least nine people died in the attack, most of whom were of Turkish nationality.

In a Saturday address to a conference organized by the Israel Project, Tel Aviv's Ambassador to Washington Micheal Oren, criticized Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan for maintaining warm relations with Iran and the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas.

"Turkey has embraced the leaders of Iran and Hamas, all of whom called for Israel's destruction," said the Israeli ambassador.

"Our policy has not changed but Turkey's policy has changed, very much, over the last few years," he added. "Under a different government with an Islamic orientation, Turkey has turned away from the West."

Erdogan has described the commando attack as "an Israeli massacre," which should be thoroughly investigated and dealt with accordingly.

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