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From 9/11 to Fukushima ending with Nord Stream II... UsofT and Israel do enjoy using NUKES!

  Greetings from a Brand-New MENA (Middle East/North Africa) Iran-Saudi rapprochement reverberates all the way to Morocco Video link On  this week’s False Flag Weekly News  “J-Mike” Springmann fixed his audio glitch and joined me to comment on the week’s top news stories, which were almost all variations on an overriding theme: The Anglo-Zionist Empire has gone off the cliff and, like Wile E. Coyote, hasn’t yet looked down and realized it’s about to plunge to its demise. The neocons, who took over the empire on 9/11/2001 and have been driving it off the cliff ever since, seem to think they can lie their way out of any self-inflicted predicament. (“We’re an empire now, and we invent our own reality…”) People notice you blew the World Trade Center to kingdom come? Say it was jet fuel. Your bio-attack on China and Iran goes south? First blame batty pangolins, then the W.I.V. Sy Hersh exposes your pipeline terrorism? Start by blaming Putin, then invent some lunatic lie about a couple of lo

Exposing US Terrorism--Part Of A Plan To Remove Zhou? Mark Wauck In the wake of Seymour Hersh’s bombshell reporting on the US terror attack on German-Russian civilian energy infrastructure—i.e., the sabotage attack on the Nordstream 2 pipeline—Tom Luongo goes for the Big Picture: Tom Luongo (The Bots Have Returned!) @TFL1728 Who installed "Biden" ?? Who put together his Nat Sec. Team? Why are they provoking WWIII? Who benefits from the US getting into a war with Russia? These are the questions strongly implied by Hersh's article. /4 5:43 PM ∙ Feb 8, 2023 88 Likes 24 Retweets These are interesting questions because one thing that becomes clear from Hersh’s reporting is that not everyone who was “in the loop” on the planning for the terror attack was on board with it. Some considered it “stupid” and reckless. In other words, a typical Neocon scheme. But in terms of the Big Picture, also consider these tweets, which have their counterpart in Hersh’s article: Tom Luongo

HOW I LEARNED TO START WORRYING AND HATE THE BOMB and why you should, too. Trish Wood On a chilly Seattle night, sometime in the early 1980s, I was huddled in the front seat of a rented Volvo with  John Kenneth Galbraith,  one of the most important intellectuals of his time. We were parked under a bridge near Ivar’s legendary  Salmon House  — me the eager and ambitious young reporter and Galbraith, an important Harvard economist who had counselled President John F. Kennedy. Patrician, elegant Galbraith was gracious when confronted with the makeshift studio I’d coaxed him into, away from the restaurant itself which was too noisy for a clean recording. At the time of our meeting, Galbraith was travelling to events in support of anti-nukes activism being propelled by doctors around the world. Spearheading the movement was Dr. Howard Hiatt — the storied former head of Harvard’s School of Public health back when PH actually meant something.  Hiatt and Victor S. Weisskopf ,one of  the father