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Those that are in the anti interventionalist camp have a few things to celebrate. The first of these is the resignation of Suzanne Nossel of amnesty internation out of the presidency. She was instrumental to zionist and Israeli firster designs that maintain our war status for the nation that she feels the most kinship with. She was also an executioner of the Red Cell Memo to a t.
http://went2thebridge.blogspot.com/2...ne-nossel.html
She was behind the billboards appearing all over Europe and the States that egged on the populace to support interventionalism under the auspices of advancing womens rights.
http://went2thebridge.blogspot.com/2...ne-nossel.html
To remind you the Red Cell Memo released by Assange can be read here:
http://wikileaks.org/wiki/CIA_report...e,_11_Mar_2010
The memorandum laments how Europeans (and by extension likely other member nations) are well ahead of their governments and clearly understand that the Afghan War and welfare handouts that get eaten up by Karzai cronies are not at all paramount to European national security and effective governance:
From the memo:
according to polls by the German Marshall Fund (GMF) over the past two years.
radar."
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http://went2thebridge.blogspot.com/2...ne-nossel.html
She was behind the billboards appearing all over Europe and the States that egged on the populace to support interventionalism under the auspices of advancing womens rights.
http://went2thebridge.blogspot.com/2...ne-nossel.html
To remind you the Red Cell Memo released by Assange can be read here:
http://wikileaks.org/wiki/CIA_report...e,_11_Mar_2010
The memorandum laments how Europeans (and by extension likely other member nations) are well ahead of their governments and clearly understand that the Afghan War and welfare handouts that get eaten up by Karzai cronies are not at all paramount to European national security and effective governance:
From the memo:
Only a fraction (0.1-1.3 percent) of French and German respondents identified
“Afghanistan” as the most urgent issue facing their nation in an open-ended
question, according to the same polling. These publics ranked “stabilizing
Afghanistan” as among the lowest priorities for US and European leaders,
“Afghanistan” as the most urgent issue facing their nation in an open-ended
question, according to the same polling. These publics ranked “stabilizing
Afghanistan” as among the lowest priorities for US and European leaders,
according to polls by the German Marshall Fund (GMF) over the past two years.
According to INR polling in the fall of 2009, the view that the Afghanistan mission
is a waste of resources and “not our problem” was cited as the most common
reason for opposing ISAF by German respondents and was the second most
common reason by French respondents. But the “not our problem” sentiment also
suggests that, so for, sending troops to Afghanistan is not yet on most voters’
is a waste of resources and “not our problem” was cited as the most common
reason for opposing ISAF by German respondents and was the second most
common reason by French respondents. But the “not our problem” sentiment also
suggests that, so for, sending troops to Afghanistan is not yet on most voters’
radar."
According to INR polling in the fall of 2009, French women are 8 percentage points
less likely to support the mission than are men, and German women are 22
percentage points less likely to support the war than are men.
less likely to support the mission than are men, and German women are 22
percentage points less likely to support the war than are men.
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Media events that feature testimonials by Afghan women would probably be most
And then we come back and turn our attention to the actual collusion between the military interventional and industrial complexes. For nearly 6 months now there has been a ratcheted up attempt by these groups to blackmail and coerce the citizens of the West to sustain and support interventionalism in a war that is already lost.
At the bottom of the CNN frontpage, on nearly a daily basis there is a Malalai or Ayesha progress report.
YET, what is most fascinating is what happened yesterday and clearly displays the tactical strategies of the Red Cell Memo in action.
The headline in many independent and net sources such as antiwar.com was:
Afghan Policewoman Kills US advisor.
http://news.antiwar.com/2012/12/24/a...abul-compound/
What was loaded onto CNN frontpage though? In addition to the emotional black mailing (which appears to be wearing thin on viewers when you read the comments below), the following was the headline on the CNN frontpage:
http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/24/world/...ack/index.html
It is DISTINCT from the language of the independent non MIC (military industrial complex) reporting channels:
Afghan Police Officer Kills American Contractor
No mention of the sex of the shooter and the story stayed up for but a few hours and then was quickly buried and removed from the front page.
The goal here was to lull Americans and basically have them glaze over the headline (after all it would be just another of the 50 so insider attacks and just another Monday in Kabul to the American psyche).
So once again, its the red cell memo in action... but the hilarity of this effort is that Bill Clinton understood the nature of his own people when he ran on "its the economy stupid" years ago. As this fiscal cliff debacle unfolds and as the doldrums of the economic cycle unfold, no deluge of feel good narratives will allow for sustained interventionalism.
There should be some effort on the part of independent journalists to draw up a documentary about the red cell memo and have folks like Joya involved in exposing this collusion that is holding hostage both the Western and Eastern peoples.
This was another major advance Julian Assange made for the antiwar movement/Peace movement in that were this memo not available such discussions would be defused by Eastern and Western interventionalists with the shrill cry of "conspiracy monger."
effective if broadcast on programs that have large and disproportionately female
audiences. (C//NF)"And then we come back and turn our attention to the actual collusion between the military interventional and industrial complexes. For nearly 6 months now there has been a ratcheted up attempt by these groups to blackmail and coerce the citizens of the West to sustain and support interventionalism in a war that is already lost.
At the bottom of the CNN frontpage, on nearly a daily basis there is a Malalai or Ayesha progress report.
YET, what is most fascinating is what happened yesterday and clearly displays the tactical strategies of the Red Cell Memo in action.
The headline in many independent and net sources such as antiwar.com was:
Afghan Policewoman Kills US advisor.
http://news.antiwar.com/2012/12/24/a...abul-compound/
What was loaded onto CNN frontpage though? In addition to the emotional black mailing (which appears to be wearing thin on viewers when you read the comments below), the following was the headline on the CNN frontpage:
http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/24/world/...ack/index.html
It is DISTINCT from the language of the independent non MIC (military industrial complex) reporting channels:
Afghan Police Officer Kills American Contractor
No mention of the sex of the shooter and the story stayed up for but a few hours and then was quickly buried and removed from the front page.
The goal here was to lull Americans and basically have them glaze over the headline (after all it would be just another of the 50 so insider attacks and just another Monday in Kabul to the American psyche).
So once again, its the red cell memo in action... but the hilarity of this effort is that Bill Clinton understood the nature of his own people when he ran on "its the economy stupid" years ago. As this fiscal cliff debacle unfolds and as the doldrums of the economic cycle unfold, no deluge of feel good narratives will allow for sustained interventionalism.
There should be some effort on the part of independent journalists to draw up a documentary about the red cell memo and have folks like Joya involved in exposing this collusion that is holding hostage both the Western and Eastern peoples.
This was another major advance Julian Assange made for the antiwar movement/Peace movement in that were this memo not available such discussions would be defused by Eastern and Western interventionalists with the shrill cry of "conspiracy monger."