Exclusive: When Western media discusses terrorism against the West, the motive is almost always left out, even when the terrorists state they are avenging longstanding Western violence in the Muslim world, reports Joe Lauria. By Joe Lauria After a Russian commercial…Read more →
Brussels "BOOM", burning effigies and a killer zodiac + this day in history w/the Motion Picture Production Code and our song of the day by DMA's on your Morning Monarchy for March 31, 2016.
ISIS Sunday, soccer bombs and nuclear threats + this day in history w/Three Mile Island and our song of the day by Bayonne on your Morning Monarchy for March 28, 2016.
Brussels is called the capital of Europe but it also the capital of an ethnically and politically divided Belgium that has made it an easy target for Islamic extremists, writes Gilbert Doctorow. By Gilbert Doctorow In the immediate aftermath of…Read more →
Japan's shipping an awful lot of plutonium to America right now; An Israeli company has been ID'ed as the ones helping the feds get into iPhones; an open-source investigation into the Brussels Attacks has been opened by you.
Japan's shipping an awful lot of plutonium to America right now; An Israeli company has been ID'ed as the ones helping the feds get into iPhones; an open-source investigation into the Brussels Attacks has been opened by you.
What’s increasingly remarkable about staged terror operations or dodgy official narratives is how frequent they now are, how many holes there are in the stories, and how many of the same ingredients appear to suggest the same production company. Really, these things should get more professional, tighter and more bullet-proof each time, especially with all […]
Mormon Mason, White Horse and black bunny + this day in history w/The Great Escape and our song of the day by Barry Adamson on your Morning Monarchy for March 24, 2016.
Republicans are denouncing President Obama for not reacting to the Brussels terror attacks by dropping everything and rushing back to Washington, but ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar says overreacting can be a bigger mistake. By Paul R. Pillar Reactions in…Read more →
This has all become so tiresome and predictable that you could set your watch to it. Apparent terror attack in major Western city, rolling 24-hour news coverage to make sure we know how important this is (“Europe is now at war”), increased climate of fear, division and xenophobia, immediate mass-conditioning hashtags (‘#PrayForBelgium’, ‘#JeSuisBruxelles’, etc), world […]
