Archive for the 'War' Category
The New PSYOP Payload: Bird Flu and the Collapse of the Internet
February 14th, 2007I’m still paying attention to the fallout from the incident involving the root DNS nodes. In the course of following that story, I came across the Strong Angel III operation, which proposed a scenario involving a pandemic avian flu outbreak with follow-on strategic information warfare attacks. Today, Slashdot linked to a story from last June […]
Mission Accomplished: Iraq Closes Borders and Extends Curfews
February 13th, 2007Via: Guardian: The Iraqi government today said it would close its borders with Syria and Iran and extend a night curfew in Baghdad as part of its new security plan. Lieutenant General Abboud Qanbar, the commander leading the latest attempt to curb violence in Baghdad, announced the measures on Iraqi state television. Gen Qanbar said […]
Stolen Kids Turned Into Terrifying Killers
February 12th, 2007I was surprised to see this article on CNN. There was, of course, no mention of the trauma and drug induced mind control that has been happening in the “developed” world. And there was definitely no mention of Robert Duncan O’Finioan: I don’t quite know what to make of O’Finioan’s account, other than to say […]
U.S. Military Plans for Cyber Counterattack
February 12th, 2007Via: Network World: If the United States found itself under a major cyberattack aimed at undermining the nation’s critical information infrastructure, the Department of Defense is prepared, based on the authority of the president, to launch a cyber counterattack or an actual bombing of an attack source. … This week’s massive but unsuccessful denial-of-service (DoS) […]
U.S. ‘Prepares for Failure’ in Iraq Surge
February 12th, 2007Again, what part of “superbase” don’t you understand? Via: Times Online: AS America’s troop surge in Baghdad gathers force, Robert Gates, the defence secretary, is already planning for failure. If the battle for security in Iraq does not succeed, he has told Congress he is prepared to move troops “out of harm’s wayâ€. Policy experts […]
SERIOUS ATTACK ON ROOT DNS NODES
February 7th, 2007Two days ago, in a comment on the Zbigniew Brzezinski Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee story, I wrote the following: This thing is collapsing for multiple reasons, and all at once… I’ve thought along these lines as well, especially re: a strategic, false flag takedown of the Internet mainly to blame “the terrorists†for […]
Bottled Water as Black Ops Swindle
February 7th, 2007Spooks lining their pockets with blood money?! Imagine my shock. This case represents just one tiny deal. What about the other $12 billion that went missing in Iraq? Via: San Francisco Chronicle: CIA officers operating in northern Iraq bought drinking water from a bottling plant there for years prior to the 2003 invasion that ousted […]
U.S. Sent $4 Billion in Cash to Baghdad Before Handover
February 7th, 2007Oh sure. And in other news, Lieberman wants a war on terror tax. Tell me another one. Via: Reuters: The U.S. Federal Reserve sent record payouts of more than $4 billion in cash to Baghdad on giant pallets aboard military planes shortly before the United States gave control back to Iraqis, lawmakers said on Tuesday. […]
Iranian Nuclear Scientist ‘Assassinated by Mossad’
February 4th, 2007The primary source is a U.S. propaganda front, but for whatever it’s worth… Via: Sunday Times: A PRIZE-WINNING Iranian nuclear scientist has died in mysterious circumstances, according to Radio Farda, which is funded by the US State Department and broadcasts to Iran. An intelligence source suggested that Ardeshire Hassanpour, 44, a nuclear physicist, had been […]
Retired U.S. Officers: Iran Attack Would Be a Disaster
February 4th, 2007See: Zbigniew Brzezinski Before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Via: CNN: Three former senior U.S. military officials warn that any military action against Iran would have “disastrous consequences” and urged Washington to hold immediate and unconditional talks with Tehran. The Bush administration has increased the regularity and vehemence of its accusations against Iran, prompting speculation […]
