Posted on 12/17/2006 4:03:30 PM PST by DAVEY CROCKETT
Globalism marches ever relentlessly toward it's Biblically predicted conclusion . . . at Armageddon.
Thankfully, God wins.
Thank God we didn't have to press 20 to hear it in English. LOL Happy New Year to you and yours, and thanks for the ping.
http://sciencereview.berkeley.edu/articles.php?issue=1&article=scientistx
Regarding Scientist X
Big Science, the war effort, and communist activity at Berkeley Radiation Lab (1929-1949)
Rachel Teukolsky
http://sciencereview.berkeley.edu/TOC9.html
AND Germany was the first place the Polonium-210 showed up?!?!?!<<<
OK, if you are going there, then I want to know which side of the Berlin wall they found it on?
But it would not live that long.......
I still think he killed binny boy... <<<
LOL, 50 % chance you are right.
Thanks, that is an interesting read.
I see they used nails in the bombs, hopefully they had not been soaked in contaminated blood, to pass lifetaking diseases, as the Palestine do to the Israeli's.
Dr. Bill will be on the radio, in 5 minutes, to listen on line, go to kgo.com
I had to laugh, he knew the liberals would be ready for taking him on, so he opened his program, with details of what he had watched Saddam do, via satalites of the Military, as it happened and also in military photos.
Including, Saddams liking for shooting the mothers in the heads and throwing them in a pit (learned from Hitler?), and tossing in their babies and children, to bury alive.
He said he had talked to an Iraqi, who had also seen it in real life and what the man had to say about the babies screams as they died under all the dirt.
Do you know, I do not think he had a call from a liberal, to tell him how awful it was that Saddam had been hung...........
We had 3 hours of science questions.
A proposed law submitted by the Russian Finance Ministry<<<
The Putin/Russia way, "if there is not a profit, then write a new law."
HAPPY NEW YEAR AND MAKE IT A GOOD ONE.
Davey do you want to laugh, Dr. Bill is going to tell jokes for 3 hours, I had forgotten that is his idea of a Happy New Year, as he loves clean jokes.
I had to admit that I am too old to understand the Africa wars.
The town article was interesting, but note that it is working, only because, they choose to live in a nice town, and the clinton gang did not move them there.
I did not understand, the reasons behind the U.S. always being the ones to take thousands of refugees.
And then I did understand, it is the Communist Manifesto, move in those who will vote for you and dilute the vote.
I am going to ignore this one, too tired to understand it.
Major Bump!!
Thu, 16 Feb 2006 18:54:26 -0000
Subject: EXCLUSIVE: Saddam Transcript -- 'Terrorism Is Coming'
"Ruler Said Anti-U.S. Terror Attacks Inevitable, But That Iraq Would
Not Be Behind Them"
"SADDAM: This is coming, this story is coming but not from Iraq."
Notice Saddam seems to be a moderating voice in the meeting with his
subordinates trying to urge him to do things but not succeeding. Far
from the demonized Saddam portrayed before.
D....
http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/Investigation/story?id=1624442
EXCLUSIVE: Saddam Transcript -- 'Terrorism Is Coming'
Ruler Said Anti-U.S. Terror Attacks Inevitable, But That Iraq Would
Not Be Behind Them
Feb. 15, 2006 â€" - The following is a translation of portions of an
undated conversation between Saddam Hussein and Tariq Aziz, his deputy
prime minister, that occurred some time in the years before the
dictator was removed from power.
TARIQ AZIZ: There is nothing left except the Americans casting doubt
that Iraq may produce biological weapons and use them for terrorism...
The serial number of every missile is known, because our suppliers
were the Russians, the Soviets. Our missiles are the Russian missiles
that we bought. The Russian invoices are clear, sometimes there are
discrepancies, but they are checked and they were checked and it was
over. This many, 100 missiles. This is the evidence and they cannot ...
SADDAM HUSSEIN: The situation is a pity. Had I known that the war
would end, we would have found them on Israel's head.
AZIZ: With respect to the issue of biological weapons which lingers.
If the French and Russians help us, we could find a solution. I don't
think it's farfetched that we could find a solution. All this talk
that Iraq can produce it and use it for terrorism is nonsense. One can
say that any country can use it.
HUSSEIN: Terrorism is coming. I told the Americans a long time before
August 2 and told the British as well, I think Hamed was there keeping
the meeting minutes with one of them, that in the future there will be
terrorism with weapons of mass destruction. What prevents this
technology from developing and people from smuggling it? All of this,
before the stories of smuggling, before that, in 1989. I told them,
"In the future, what would prevent that we see a booby-trapped car
causing a nuclear explosion in Washington or a germ or a chemical one?"
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: Sir, the germ, any biologists can make a bottle at
home.
SADDAM: This is coming, this story is coming but not from Iraq.
AZIZ: Sir, the biological is very easy to make. It's so simple that
any biologist can make a germ bottle and drop it into a septic tank
and kill 100,000. This is not done by a state, no need to accuse a
state, an individual can do it. Even an American in a house, close to
the White House, I mean, they don't have a logical argument.
[Odd, but some of my emails fo 2 or 3 years ago, have the same themes that we find today....granny]
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=20943
The Iran-Cuba Axis
By Frederick W. Stakelbeck
FrontPageMagazine.com | January 18, 2006
In a letter to then Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev regarding his
role in
the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, Cuban dictator Fidel Castro reflected
upon
the possible use of nuclear weapons during the U.S.-Soviet
confrontation,
"It was my opinion that, in case of an American invasion [Cuba], a
massive
and total nuclear strike would have to be launched." Given Castro's
affection for nuclear weapons, it should come as no surprise to
observers
that the aging terrorist has befriended Iranian President Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad. Just last week, Ahmadinejad, a recognized anti-Semite and
human
rights violator, threatened unspecified retaliation against the West
unless
it recognized his own country's nuclear ambitions. "If they want to
deny us
our right, we have ways to secure those rights," he said in Tehran.
Given Castro and Ahmadinejad's mutual distaste for the U.S. and
Western-styled democracy, increased bilateral cooperation between the
two
countries presents serious national security concerns for the U.S. This
month, Iranian Expediency Council Chairman Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
noted
the importance of expanding Tehran-Havana relations saying both
countries
must come together to confront unilateralism of "the big power" -- an
obvious reference to the U.S.
continued, I checked, it was still at the url.
[[from one of the groups that I read, a couple are known to me, the others I have not checked]
Security and Intelligence Websites
First of all a Collegue of mine and I are compiling a webpage, that
combines all the top really useful websites (The best of the
best)well that is the intent.
The General page is here
http://www.vuw.ac.nz/library/subjectguides/politicalscience/websites/index.aspx
and the specific
Intelligence and Security webpage here
http://www.vuw.ac.nz/library/subjectguides/politicalscience/websites/intelligence.aspx
This is a work in Progress, and if anyone has any cool suggestions,
that they think would make this really good, it would be really good
to hear from you.
Website #1
European Strategic Intelligence and Security Center (ESISC)
http://www.esisc.org/index.asp
This is a compilation of the email correspondence that l have had
from Claude MONIQUET, the Director General of European Strategic
Intelligence and Security Center (ESISC)
This is a Free website
Claude says for the moment, our website is mostly in French because
we are French speaking, but we have hundreds of English speaking
people coming each day to visit it. We plan, progressively, to have
more in English and to open a complete English site by the end of the
year. We have already a lot of documents in English in the various
sections of the site.
At the bottom of the right column. Under "Note d'analyses" (Analytic
Briefing), you'll find a lot of English texts.
http://www.esisc.org/analyses.asp
Claude, also says that they are an NGO. ... as an NGO we don't charge
the public for the analysis we provide, we only charge companies and
governments to fund our work.
I reckon, his website is definately worth having a look at.
Claude MONIQUET
Directeur Général de l'ESISC/ ESISC CEO
0032 (0) 478 288 812
claude.moniquet@esisc.org
www.esisc.org
One article, l reckon that looks very interesting is
http://www.esisc.org/Caricatures%20of%20Mohammad.pdf
CARICATURES OF MOHAMMAD: THE HISTORY AND CONSEQUENCES OF A GLOBAL
MANIPULATION by Claude Moniquet, Chairman of ESISC (09/02/06)
Since the beginning of February, hardly a day has gone past without
demonstrations and violence. In Damascus and Beirut, Danish and
Norwegian embassies and consulates have been wrecked and burned. In
Tehran, the Austrian embassy (the country is presiding over the EU
for six months) was stoned, and the Revolutionary Guard closely
linked to the regime of the mullahs tried to set it on fire (...). In
Europe, measures were taken to ensure the security of certain media
organisations. And each day the crisis worsened and turned into a
global stand-off between the international Islamist movement on the
one hand and a Europe perceived as an enemy on the other(...). How
did it come to this, and what is likely to happen tomorrow? Those are
the two questions this paper will try to answer.
Website #2
This website is all in English.
They also have some very interesting information, and is certainly
worth paying a visit to.
AXIS INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS (AIA)
http://www.axisglobe.com/
This website has a Russian Flavour to it.
Security/Intelligence
http://www.axisglobe.com/newslist.asp?section=8
On its About us page
http://www.axisglobe.com/about.asp
AIA is an information agency that unites professionals having years
of experience in collecting and analyzing information about Asia and
Eastern Europe. AIA's main attention is focused upon those states
that represent a threat to regional and international security, as
well as upon areas of ethnic and religious conflict. At the same
time, AIA follows the events in those countries that are going
through political and socio-economic cataclysms.
Specific features of the information
The Worldwide Web is full of current information on Asia and Eastern
Europe. Most of it is rather fragmentary and shallow. That is why it
is rather difficult to understand the processes taking place in this
region. Moreover, the systematization and processing of the separate
items demands a enormous amount of time.
AIA`s goal is to perform a complex analysis of information on the
current issues of this region. That is the reason why our website
contains such a considerable amount of reference material.
Sources of information
AIA uses materials from electronic and printed mass media; books,
specialized periodicals, academic editions, officially published
governmental documents, and public archives from different countries.
AIA collects information in the framework of various political,
academic, and commercial events (press-conferences, symposia,
seminars, exhibitions, fairs). Furthermore, AIA’s highly professional
staff uses its personal sources in governmental bodies, and in
commercial and academic circles of the countries in the specified
region.
AIA staff
AIA unites journalists, ex-diplomats, and former officers of the
special services of a number of Asian and Eastern-European countries.
Some of our authors still work in civil service. Those, as well as
some other AIA authors, use pen names for reasons of personal
security.
#3
This an Israeli website with a strong Israeli Flavour to it.
Intelligence and Terrorism Information Centre at the centre for
Special Studies.
http://www.intelligence.org.il/eng/
This is there old site above
This is there new site
http://www.terrorism-info.org.il/engsite/home/default.asp
This is a very interesting site, though you can see the Strong
Israeli Flavour to it.
Kind regards
Jeremy Compton
In Sunny ,Wellington, New Zealand
http://www.iranmania.com/News/ArticleView/Default.asp?NewsCode=48498&NewsKind=Current%20Affairs
Iran MP regrets Arab response to Saddam death
Monday, January 01, 2007 - ©2005 IranMania.com
Related Pictures
A prominent lawmaker expressed regret over the reaction of some Arab
countries to Saddam Hussein's death by hanging. Speaking on the
sidelines of Eid Al-Adha prayers at Tehran University, Hassan
Ghafourifard also told IRNA that following the execution of Iraq's
ruthless criminal, some Arab countries either remained silent or
protested.
LONDON, January 1 (IranMania) - A prominent lawmaker expressed regret
over the reaction of some Arab countries to Saddam Hussein's death by
hanging.
Speaking on the sidelines of Eid Al-Adha prayers at Tehran University,
Hassan Ghafourifard also told IRNA that following the execution of
Iraq's ruthless criminal, some Arab countries either remained silent or
protested.
"Some countries such as Libya declared a public mourning, which is
quite
different from what other nations wanted. This demonstrates the
predominance of fanaticism over reason and humanitarianism in their
ruling systems," he said.
"The world of Islam is jubilant over Saddam's execution, for the hands
of this corrupt creature was tainted with the blood of over 500,000
Muslims, while over 1 million Muslims have become physically
handicapped
and hundreds of thousands of families lost their breadwinners due to
his
criminal actions."
The MP emphasized that execution was the least punishment that could be
meted to such a dictator, for he was among the most criminal of
criminals in the world.
Ghafourifard viewed Saddam as an agent who, by cooperating with
colonizers at a time when the world of Islam was at the peak of its
power, inflicted the greatest damage on Iran and Iraq, and created a
rift among Muslim countries.
This is more information on the Arafat murders, I did the googles for it in post 729 of this thread]
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1760800/posts?page=9
Cold River: A Case Study (A Blogger Uncovers Arafat's Murder of U.S. Diplomats)
Powerline Blog ^ | December 28, 2006
Posted on 12/31/2006 8:00:40 PM PST by Zack Nguyen
In June 2002 I wrote a column for the Minneapolis Star Tribune regarding Yasser Arafat's responsibility for the 1973 assassination of two United States State Department officers -- Ambassador Cleo Noel and charge d'affaires Curtis Moore -- in Khartoum, Sudan. The column was based on accounts of the events in David Korn's Assassination in Khartoum, Neil Livingstone and David Halevy's Inside the PLO, and the testimony of former National Security Agency analyst Jim Welsh. Welsh has doggedly purused the story for over thirty years as a result of his personal involvement in disseminating a warning relating to the communications intercepted by the NSA in 1973.
continued...........
Israeli Passenger Jet Makes Emergency Landing In Athens
An Israeli passenger plane carrying 230 people landed safely at Athens
International Airport on Sunday after experiencing technical
difficulties,
local reports in Athens said.
Pilots on board the Israeli 757 Boeing plane had requested to make an
emergency landing, saying they were experiencing technical difficulties
in
Greek airspace.
The plane, on its way from Tel Aviv to Paris, had been circling above
Athens' Eleftherios Venizelos airport in an attempt to use up its fuel
before landing.
http://www.playfuls.com/news_10_6956-ROUNDUP-Israeli-Passenger-Jet-Makes-Eme
rgency-Landing-In-Athens.html
'NATO interested in Iran's nukes'
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1164882002054&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
'NATO interested in Iran's nukes'
Yaakov Katz, THE JERUSALEM POST Dec. 28, 2006
NATO has begun taking a major interest in intelligence information
about
Iran's nuclear program, according to Israeli defense officials who
recently held talks with senior officers in the Western military
alliance.
NATO's interest stems from growing concern that diplomacy will
ultimately fail, the Israeli officials told The Jerusalem Post this
week, and that military action will be necessary to stop Iran's race to
obtain nuclear weapons.
Earlier in the month, IDF Military Intelligence (MI) hosted a NATO
conference on global terrorism and intelligence, following which
high-ranking MI officers said Israel planned to establish an
intelligence-sharing mechanism with NATO.
"There is a growing interest on NATO's part regarding the intelligence
collected around the world on Iran's nuclear program," a senior defense
official said. "They want to get to know the material just in case."
According to the official, Iran was, until now, a "taboo" issue for
NATO
and was rarely brought up in official functions and talks between
member
countries. The official said that recently senior military officials in
NATO have expressed growing interest in the up-to-date Israeli
assessment on Iran.
A diplomatic official said that Iran was a "sensitive issue" for NATO
and that while there were certainly countries - like the United States
-
that would like to see possible NATO involvement on the issue, other
members from Europe were so far preventing this from happening.
"There are people who want this issue to come up and want NATO to start
talking about Iran," the official said. An important organization with
great military capabilities, NATO, the official said, should at least
begin to discuss the nuclear threat emanating from Iran even without
connection to possible military action against the Islamic Republic.
"This should be on NATO's agenda," the official said. "But since NATO
works by consensus among its members, countries have the ability to
prevent discussions on certain issues."
In line with the efforts to enhance military cooperation with NATO, the
IDF plans to dispatch a Navy officer to Naples in the coming weeks,
where he will participate in Operation Active Endeavor.
NATO launched Operation Active Endeavor in the wake of 9/11 and has
succeeded in bringing together a number of countries from the
Mediterranean that work together in a joint headquarters based out of
Naples and share information concerning naval terror.
Unmasked: the veiled white Muslim convert whose great grandmother was a suffragette
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=425442&in_page_id=1770
Unmasked: the veiled white Muslim convert whose great grandmother was a
suffragette
By NEIL SEARS Last updated at 23:00pm on 29th December 2006
She was presented by Channel 4 as an authentic - but anonymous - voice
of moderate British Islam.
And on Christmas Day the veiled woman described only as "Khadijah" was
given a national televison platform for propagating her views in an
"alternative Christmas message" designed to rival the Queen's.
She told viewers Jack Straw was wrong to criticise the veil, claiming
concealing facial features "liberated" women.
But the Daily Mail can now unveil "Khadijah" - and reveal that she is
in
fact Elaine Atkinson, an English convert to Islam who travels the
country working for a radical muslim group trying to take political
control of Pakistan.
And despite her presentation by Channel 4 as a moderate, in the past
the
38-year-old has described non-believers as "rats in cages going round
on
a treadmill" of consumerism, and declares she would like to see
Britain's pubs converted into mosques.
Since going through an islamic marriage ceremony with a British-born
muslim of Pakistani origin, Miss Atkinson - a fromer radical feminist -
has become known as Khadijah Iqbal.
But her rejection of her English roots caused a rift with her family,
which has a long history of military and police service.
Her great-grandmother was a suffragette, and her brother is currently
serving as a soldier in Afghanistan, she claimed.
Atkinson, a mother of one, was approached by Channel 4 to give the
controversial alternative Christmas message after the original veiled
woman chosen, Khadija Ravat, a 33-year-old islamic teacher, withdrew
because of negative publicity.
Channel 4 said it would be veiling her true identity, along with her
face, to enable viewers to focus on her words instead of her
personality.
But the story of her rejection of her traditional English background,
and her determination to embrace radical Islam, is a fascinating one.
She was born in the army barracks town of Tidworth in Wiltshire in
1968,
to father Brian Atkinson, then a crane driver at a military depot, and
mother Gillian.
At the time the family was living in police accommodation, because her
paternal grandfather Francis was a police constable in the war
department.
Atkinson led a normal English childhood, and after being schooled
locally without any contact with muslims, left the countryside for
London and became a social worker.
But in 1996 she suddenly became interested in the koran, and started
attending the Regent's Park Mosque in the centre of the capital.
Atkinson said: "Much to the shock and horror of my family and friends I
embraced Islam.
"My friends, family and colleagues were very keen to express their
negative views.
"I had always been known as a radical Feminist and had dutifully
continued the family tradition of following in the footsteps of my
great-grandmother, who was a suffragette.
"Much to my greatgrandmother 's horror (if she were still here to
express it) I was soon to discover that Feminism and Islam went
together
like oil and water.
"I realised Feminism promoted the very thing it protested against:
oppression of women."
Atkinson went on, in an essay published on the Internet for fellow
muslims: "When I see large numbers of non-believers I feel very sad for
them as they remind me of rats or gerbils in cages going round and
round
on a treadmill, believing that they are fulfilling their sole purpose
in
life and reaching their true destiny (which is Argos).
"If only they could uncover their eyes and see the damage they cause
themselves and to their children.
"I feel certain that if they were to have a tiny glimpse of what Islam
could give them there would be Mosques on every corner instead of
pubs."
Atkinson now lives with her husband Dr Zahid Iqbal, 38, who qualified
as
a doctor at Southampton in 1992, in a £350,000 three-bed house in
Barking, east London. She abandoned her English name four years.
She works for the radical Minhaj ul Qur'an group from its UK base at a
mosque in nearby Forest Gate - running a "sisters' group" for other
female muslims, travelling the country making converts, and
broadcasting
on Asian local radio stations.
Minhaj ul Qur'an was established in Pakistan, but operates in 92
countries, and aims to convert the whole world in Islam.
In Pakistan the religious group has a political wing - the Pakistan
People Movement - which boasts it is "actively working to establish an
Islamic state in Pakistan" to ensure "muslims have an international
voice and political power to relieve the ongoing oppression and
subjugation of muslims around the world".
Atkinson - pictured in a rare unveiled moment when returning home from
a
shopping trip - last night refused to elaborate on her views.
Contrary to her claims of being moderate, at an Islamic conference in
Sheffield this year Atkinson told fellow muslims it was morally wrong
to
listen to any sort of music, or to watch soap operas. She urged the
conference to stop watching any television at all.
In a statement issued through Channel 4, Atkinson said last night:
"Minhaj-ul-Quran is a spiritual movement which promotes peace and
tolerance of other faiths. It is against all forms of extremism and
radicalism whether religious or otherwise."
Atkinson's brother Howard Atkinson, 46, is a soldier. He was last night
unvailable for comment - as were their parents, who have moved to
Spain.
Atkinson last night insisted that she did enjoy listening to islamic
music.
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