Archive for the ‘International News’ Category

Gaddafi vowed to push for African unity in a 2009 meeting.

Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi overthrew the repressive Libyan monarchy of King Idris in 1969, nationalised the oil and banking industry and with the profits oversaw Africa’s first communication satellite in 2007, free health care and education for the Libyan people, he was working towards the unification of Africa to create a single African trading bloc and a single African currency based on gold and dinar, along with a united African military force. All this contributed to why the West wanted Gadaffi out.

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While the media lies to the public about the humanitarian intentions of NATO in Libya war crimes of the most horrific nature are being committed by NATO forces; 85 people were killed, including 33 children, 32 women and 20 men in the city of Zliten, in the district of Misurata, as NATO callously bombs residential areas.

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Run by the West in the interests of the West.

Human rights organisation Amnesty International has discredited media reports that Colonel Gaddafi used rape as a weapon of war finding no evidence that any mass rapes took place or war crimes as reported by the mainstream media.

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In a shocking study conducted by sociologists from Harvard and Tufts universities in America white Americans now see themselves as victims of racism and believe that black people have ‘gained’ the advantage over them despite African-Americans still being subjected to racial discrimination in the job market, and suffering poverty rates at nearly twice the levels of whites. This white perception that they are victims is part of the new racism resistant to any gains by black people, economically, socially and politically.

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Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, Dr. Steve R. Pieczenik said on the Alex Jones Show that Osama Bin Laden was dead in 2001 and that he would testify before a grand jury that a top general told him that the September 11 terrorist attacks was an inside job.

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U.S. President Barack Obama announced to the American people and the world today that Osama Bin Laden, the alleged mastermind behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks was killed by special forces, what is baffling about this revelation is that Israel intelligence, Pakistan intelligence and even reputable American sources such as Dale Watson, the head of the FBI’s counter-terrorism unit, said Bin Laden was dead in 2002. There are many things the media are not telling the public.

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More than 10,000 Haitians took to the streets in December 2004 to demand the return of the democratically elected leader Jean Bertrand Aristide.

With a devastating earthquake which killed hundreds of thousands of Haitians last year and destroying an already weak infrastructure in one of the poorest countries in the world the people of Haiti was dealt another blow after a shambolic election was won by US ally Michel Martelly whose policies are favourable to US corporations.

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Pfc. Andrew Holmes poses with Mudin’s body. Photo from Rolling Stone

U.S. political magazine The Rolling Stone released disturbing pictures last week of American soldiers posing for photographs with  dead Afghan children and innocent civilians that they deliberately murdered, and then covering up the murders by planting weapons on the dead bodies to give the impression that they were hostile combatants. These monstrous atrocities committed by American soldiers reveal the depth of immorality regarding Western wars, and worse still the psychopathic mindset of many soldiers.

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The effects of depleted uranium on a baby in Iraq. An example of Western humanitarianism.

The world’s citizens were told that NATO had intervened in Libya to protect civilians, what we were not told is that the US, French and British military are dropping depleted uranium (DU) on Libyans, the poisonous toxic effects will remain with Libyans for decades to come. This is not a humanitarian intervention as the mainstream media has portrayed it, it is a humanitarian intervention from hell.

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Exposing Britain's two-faced lies: Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair meets Colonel Gaddafi in May 2007 to establish oil deals under BP. (Picture taken from Mail Online, 29 May, 2007)

On Thursday March 17 the United Nations (UN) voted to establish a “no fly zone” over Libyan airspace and take military action against Libyan leader Colonel Muamar Gaddafi, this is not a humanitarian intervention as the mainstream media has stated but rather a stategy by America and its allies to take control of Libya’s vast oil reserves.

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Libya has become the next battleground for the West to take control of North African and Middle East natural resources, with US and allied naval power stationed along the Libyan coastline, and Western leaders and the Western media calling for NATO to intervene on humanitarian grounds; what is at stake here is not the lives of the Libyan people as claimed by the media, but one of the world’s largest oil reserves ranked 25 out of the 100 top oil companies in the world by The Energy Intelligence.

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Press release by Global Women’s Strike©

On Saturday 12 March 2011, women in a number of countries will mark the Centenary of IWD with a MOTHERS MARCH, to defend Everyone’s survival and welfare, and calling for an End to cuts, poverty and discrimination.

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American-manufactured tear gas used to help suppress the real Egyptian revolution

The media is heralding a new democratic era in Egypt, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resigned from office much to the delight of the long-suffering Egyptian people, yet the same military in Egypt now responsible for the transition of power and democratic elections have a long history of support from America and Europe, and the new so called democratic leaders are tied to the old Mubarak order which was supported by the West for over 30 years.

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A ballot result which spells victory for Western imperialism

The mainstream media reported today that the people of Southern Sudan voted to split from North Sudan in a referendum to form their own independent country, hidden from public scrutiny was the fact that the West has been manipulating events to this end in order to divide Sudan and control the oil resources in that region.

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There are hidden forces behind the uprising in Tunisia and Egypt

Many independent journalists have been heralding what they describe as a global political awakening regarding the uprising in Tunisia and now Egypt, but while the people of these two countries may have risen up against their dictatorial rulers let us not forget that America, France and other Western countries continue to play a role in this region, shaping political events and preparing the next puppet leader who will follow their lead. There is a danger of being too optimistic about the uprisings only to find out again that the West continues to pull the strings.

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While children starve in Africa, rich countries exploit the land for their own benefit.

Contrary to what you may have read in the newspapers or heard on the television news, starvation in Africa and the world food crises is not caused by overpopulation or corrupt governments but corporate greed forcing African farmers to grow and export their crops to rich countries.

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"As per Patrice Lumumba’s 1960 Congo, in 2010 Haiti, the United Nations is mobilized as a deadly tool of repression in the hands of powerful countries that are bent on robbing Haitians of their right to self-governance and democratic rule." Haitian writer and activist Jafrikayiti

Haiti suffered a devastating earthquake on January 11, last year but arguably it was not the earthquake but America, backed by a corrupt United Nations (UN) that has inflicted the most damage on Haiti and Haitians, by installing a puppet government and taking control of the country.

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The United Nations 1990 international convention aimed at protecting the rights of migrant workers all over the world has been signed by countries such as Sri Lanka, Ghana and Mexico, but the West continues to avoid signing the treaty. Why is this?

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Article by Global Women’s Strike©

Women and men in this country are joining worldwide demonstrations to save the life of Mumia Abu-Jamal, award-winning journalist and former Black Panther.

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When WikiLeaks released the ″Iraq War Logs″ on Friday, 22 October, it confirmed for many what they already knew or suspected, that US commanders were fully aware war crimes were being committed in Iraq, including the murder of civilians and torture of detainees.

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