WHAT TO BELIEVE?

Sol (Morocco/UK) — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 23:27:19 +0000

As I was surfing through the net I came across a posted documentary that I thought I’d share with those who haven’t already seen it. Its split into 3 main sections, religion, 9/11 and finally, the banking institutions. Before everybody rolls their eyes and thinks this is just another propaganda conspiracy theory piece, I would ask that you take an hour and a half to give it some of your time. I found that many of the views and concerns that I had, have been addressed in this documentary, and I would be very interested to hear what some of you thought about it..

FYI, it does take a few minutes to get into the meat of the story..

THE LINK.

The North American Union…

Sol (Morocco/UK) — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 11:04:14 +0000

I don’t know how much anyone here already knows about this. Perhaps the information I received was somewhat out dated, but it is alleged, that for some time now, the US government, under Bush, have been trying to implement a mandate that will ultimately ride the US of its constitution, opening the boarder with Canada and Mexico (i.e.: the same model as the European Union.) This, it is alleged, will result in one open boarder state amongst these 3 nations, as well as introducing an NAU currency, named the Amero. Surely this puts at risk the American constitution? Why have such stringent US boarder regulations if you plan on erasing the boarders anyway? And why do very few people seem to know anything substantial about this? I’ve been hearing some quit amazing allegations about this current alliance, things that i’m not sure are either true, or fall into the conspiracy theorist realm. Perhaps someone could shed some light on this new proposed Union?

PR at its finest…?

Sol (Morocco/UK) — Tue, 09 Oct 2007 01:25:22 +0000

In 2003, the CIA officially acknowledged that a form of interrogation named water boarding would be used to question Afghan and Iraqi detainees. Water boarding is a simple and effective method of pouring water down the victim’s throat, to simulate the effect of drowning. This cuts the oxygen and floods the detainee’s wind pipe. This, they used, as a way of extracting evidence from alleged terrorists. Shocking to some, perhaps not so much to others. After all, 93% of all Afghani detainees were not captured by the US, but by Pakistani forces, and Afghan war lords. The Afghan war lords in question, were men of reputable distinction within there homelands, and were faced with an early dilemma. Most decided to take up arms and fight against the occupied forces, as there fathers had done before them. Others were lured by an attractive pay packet, in the form of bounties. These bounties, over 10,000 of them, were for terrorist suspects, or those working for Al Qaeda. A common method used by these double agents, was to capture innocent Afghanis, in a simple, but cruelly effective method, by Taxi. Unsuspecting Afghan civilians would be driven to the US bases, unaware of the fait that awaited them. They would then be subjected to what can only be described as medieval forms of torture. Sleep deprivation was the first in many steps to butter the detainees up for confession, stripped and forced to remain nude through out there detention, load punk rock music would be belted into there cells. Allegations of inmates being forced to eat there own theses, while others were burnt, beat and battered. These forms of barbarism, the US claim, were used by military personnel taught interrogation methods such as the now infamous ticking time bomb theory. This theory is based on the principle that you must, at almost any cost, extract information from the detainee, with pressing urgency. So much urgency, that to envisage a ticking time bomb waiting to kill thousands of US civilians, a bomb that needs to be found at any price. This method would result in the brutal treatment of detainees, leading to falsified confections.

Let us not disguise the issue, if you want to get a confection out of some one, there are methods, such as the ones stated, that would get the detainee to confess to being Walt Disney, if that’s who you wanted him to be.
It was methods such as these, that equipped the higher powers in the US government with information in the form of confections, that they deemed sufficient to present to the UN, and ultimately, present there case for a war in Iraq.

Perhaps many of you will disagree with what I have written, seeing this as just another testament of anti US policy. But I cannot help but think, that such camps as Gwantanamo, the detention of over 83,000 suspected terrorists, none of which have ever been bought to trail, and the constant fear mongering broadcast on our televisions, newspapers, internet etc.. is not just some elaborate and skilfully mastered PR stunt by the Western world to show that it is capturing terrorists, it is making a dent in the ‘war on terror’ and that it is winning, when in reality, the vast majority of these alleged terrorists, are simply civilians.

No one, other than the victims and the perpetrators, can know the entire truth, but one thing is certain, some nations such as the US have been allowed to go about there business irrespective of article 3 of the Geneva convention. Those that claim to want to show the so called developing world a more virtuous, moral society are perhaps the ones that are contributing to its apparent demise.

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WHAT TO BELIEVE?

The North American Union…

PR at its finest…?