War Without End

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The world is divided into good and bad. There are good nations, such as the United States. There are bad nations, such as Iran. Good people, such as Barak Obama and bad people such as Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Further, Americans live in a democracy and enjoy liberty. Americans worship a Christian God who is a God of love. Iranians are enslaved under a tyrannical and backward religion that is founded in violence.
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Recalling that politicians are liars, cheats and crooks it’s a simple matter to see through the latest agenda in the United Nations Security Council.

The nations that currently hold the whip hand over the rest of the planet by retaining nuclear weapons whilst insisting nobody else develops them are nervous. Their ability to launch illegal wars and invasions with impunity has been threatened. Several of their potential victims have been attempting to build a meaningful deterrent to the rapacious advances of empire.
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911 was an inside job! Was it? Well that’s shocking and could you now provide me with the evidence to prove this claim please?

I thought not, because speculation isn’t evidence and the ability to disprove one thing does not automatically prove an alternative. This is the fundamental mistake being made by the “truth” movement and this is why the official story of 911 remains in force today.
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In Britain today, provided we measure up to the establishment’s idea of what constitutes an obedient citizen and agree that our privacy is state property, we are granted civil liberties.

New Labour, first under the war criminal Tony Blair and more recently under the banksters’ puppet Gordon Brown, has worked diligently since 1997 to overturn the basic freedoms we have enjoyed for centuries.
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The Power of Nightmares. How the politicians reinvented themselves by preying on your darkest fears.
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If a corporation was a living, breathing being, what sort of person would it be? Not somebody you’d want to meet in a dark alley.
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Does Al-Qaeda actually exist? Anyone who asked this question just a few years back would have been branded a lunatic. The “informed” majority might have shouted in frustration, “Of course it exists! What about 911? What about those videos of bin Laden? What about his secret bunker in the mountains?”

As time moved on and “The War Against Terror™” (TWAT) unfolded and collapsed into disaster, certain influential individuals began to break ranks by questioning the characterisations of Al-Qaeda being used by Washington and London to build a case for war against Afghanistan and then, most controversially, Iraq.
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Why do we go to war? For liberty, justice, humanitarianism? To promote peace? That’s what the sales pitch tells us.

Do the invariably rich and powerful men who make the decision to go to war really spend human lives and mountains of money because they are concerned for the fate of their fellow man? It’s a nice excuse but the facts don’t support such an idea.
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The UK’s Daily Mail is reporting the swine flu (H1N1) vaccination may be administered to every child in the UK before it has been tested and declared safe and effective.

Despite the lack of any evidence demonstrating the effectiveness or even the need for this vaccine the government is planning to vaccinate children as a priority because the young are most at risk, so it is claimed.
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In 2006 the United Nations concluded the largest ever study of wealth distribution by announcing the world’s richest 1% own 40% of all wealth.

The report found the richest 10% of adults accounted for 85% of the world total global assets. Half the world’s adult population owned barely 1% of global wealth. (Guardian, 6 December 2006)

There has always been inequality in our societies and for many reasons, some morally arguable but others unquestionably a shameful indictment of humanity. During the time of kings and emperors and throughout the centuries since the rise of usury, more politely termed as “banking” today, great wealth has underpinned great power and so shaped the policy of nations.

But in the modern age of progressive enlightenment, which we claim as the bedrock of our “altruistic” political, economic and social systems, how can it remain acceptable that millions of people, including helpless children, starve to death as millions more watch their suffering on television whilst excusing themselves every reason to reverse their own decline into obesity?
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