Bradley Manning Wins The Guardian Person of the Year 2012 with 70% of Vote

12/08/2012

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/poll/2012/dec/07/person-of-the-year-2012-vote

Related Link: The Guardian Admits Bradley Manning is Person of the Year in Grotesque Sulking Fit

72 Interventions by United States Since World War II

Wesley Clark “7 Countries in 5 Years” Visualized

Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan & Iran

 

Many people heard retired 4-star General Wesley Clark‘s revelation and wondered: Why did these particular countries get identified for overthrow/invasion back in 2007?

The answer is quiet simple when you include the map showing US allies as well- Any country that doesn’t go along with the US being an ally will be destroyed militarily. Is this what the founding fathers had in mind when they created our military for defense purposes only?

Clark speaks about the same thing during a speech at The Commonwealth Club.

Syria Propaganda Looking A Lot Like Iraq Propaganda

12/07/2012

 

How can you tell when a country is about to get invaded? Listen to the sellout traitor talking heads on television tell you the country has “weapons of mass destruction” or “chemical weapons” and is “about to use them on their own people”.. The Gullible American public fell for it once, the media and government assume it will work again, only will it?

Fool me once, shame on you.. It’s amazing the American people are not up in arms over this obvious scam taking place in order to coax the masses into supporting yet another war.

The only thing stopping them (the cabal running our country) from invading another sovereign nation, plundering our treasury, and ending our soldiers lives is an uneducated, gullible public they are counting on it.

Pollux: NNSA’s Latest Subcritical Nuclear Experiment (VIDEO)

12/07/2012

NuclearCrimes:

On December 6, the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) posted on their website that a day earlier it had conducted ‘Pollux,’ the U.S.’s 27th subcritical nuclear experiment since signing the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT). Pollux was a first-of-its-kind subcritical test involving a scale model nuclear warhead primary (this fact wasn’t mentioned in their press release).

 

The CTBT allows these underground explosive experiments on plutonium as long as they don’t sustain a chain reaction, however the U.S. has not allowed international inspectors access to its test site since the late 1990s, so the veracity of its claims that it didn’t conduct a very small nuclear explosion – cannot be established. Since the formation of the CTBT, subcritical experiments have been under attack because of their proliferation risks. Andrew Kishner, founder of NuclearCrimes.org, said ‘Any nuclear experiment that’s conceivably helpful for advancing nuclear weapons designs and, worse, conducted in an underground area of a nuclear test site, is a recipe for global destabilization.’ In 1997, Indonesia’s Foreign Minister Ali Alatas remarked at a United Nations meeting “Unless the nuclear powers desisted from subcritical tests and computer simulations to design new weapons, there could be a resumption of the nuclear arms race and a revival risk of global disaster.”

The NNSA is a semi-autonomous agency of the U.S. Department of Energy, which, through 1992, conducted hundreds of nuclear tests at the former Nevada Test Site. That site, a ‘proving grounds’ for nuclear weapons testing, was renamed in recent years to the Nevada National Security Site, which maintains a ‘readiness’ for treaty breakout and resumption of nuclear testing.

Andrew Kishner said ‘As an American, the thing that angers me about subcritical tests is that the DOE is an un-rehabilitated nuclear criminal. They’re back at the scene of the crime. Their test site is still open for blowing up nuclear bombs. Today, those bombs entail subcritical explosions. But I fear the DOE has on its wish list to do critical ones, and won’t care again who is living downwind.’