Israeli False Flags and the Attack on Rev. Stephen Sizer
By Brandon Martinez
The counterfeit hoopla surrounding the Charlie Hebdo ‘free speech’ saga was further undermined this week when a prominent British vicar posted an article on Facebook linking Israel to the 9/11 attacks, for which he is now ‘under investigation.’
The US’s catastrophic loss of international political influence and the degradation of its moral image has much to do with their bizarre approval of, and financial support for, Israel’s actions in the Middle East.
Image: courtesy Non-Aligned Media
ISIS’s string pullers in Washington and Tel Aviv are trying to drag the whole world into their farcical stage-play. Thanks to a slew of ‘beheading videos’ and contrived ‘terror incidents’ that struck a number of Western capitals in recent months, much of the Western world has reluctantly signed up with America’s counterfeit crusade against the radical group.
The ISIS comedy continues…
By Brandon Martinez (Copyright 2015)
One can’t help but laugh at the way in which our loathsome leaders try to pull the wool over our eyes time and again.
These cowards in high places have resorted to fantastical lies and clownish frauds to keep us complacent and ignorant.
This latest chicanery should make you grin.
Mustapha noted in the interview that in Western countries “the full force of the law” is brought down upon critics of Zionism, whereas anti-Islamic neocon zealots are given a platform on mainstream media to spout lies and deceptions intended to demonize Muslims and Middle Eastern countries such as Iraq, Iran, Syria and Libya.
Image: French Muslims have been complaining of restrictions on performing their religious practices and discrimination.
“Our death is our wedding with eternity. What is the secret? “God is One.” Rumi (Don’t be so afraid to die) Until it’s our time (Don’t be so afraid to die) It’s our time, ’til it’s our time (Cause we’ll …
Image: World leaders attend a mass rally in Paris following the recent attacks [Getty]
Israeli prime minister Netanyahu was asked to avoid Sunday’s march in Paris, out of a fear he would use the occasion to exploit divisions in French society
