Continued from Part 2 In Part 1, I referred to the Middle East agenda. There are three sources, including a clear statement by General Wesley Clark who provided a list of nations that were on the U.S. government’s target list, … Continue reading →
Continued from Part 1 This was one of the follow-up events to the attack: https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/iraq-parliament-meets-1.5415508 Iraqi parliament passes resolution to end foreign troop presence Thomson Reuters · Posted: Jan 05, 2020 “The government commits to revoke its request for assistance … Continue reading →
Version: 2.0 https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/iran-general-killing-global-alarm-1.5413788 Soleimani’s ‘reign of terror is over,’ Trump says of top Iranian general killed in airstrike www.cbc.ca: The Associated Press · Jan 03, 2020 6:13 AM ET U.S. sending about 3,000 troops to Middle East as a precaution, … Continue reading →
Canada bans almost all exports to and imports from Iran – The Globe and Mail The Globe and Mail | May 30, 2013 Canada ratcheted up sanctions against Iran on Wednesday, adding 30 individuals and 82 entities to an economic … Continue reading →
Alleged ‘al-Qaeda-supported’ plot against Via train thwarted CBC News | April 22, 2013 The Canadian and American officials issue statements on how significant this event is and why “North America” still faces “real” threats from terrorism. They emphasize and underscore … Continue reading →
Patrick Henningsen – Hour 1 – Boston Bombings & Third Way Control Mechanism Henrik Palmgren, Red Ice Radio | April 28, 2013 Above page provides links to analysis of the Boston Marathon Bombings at 21stcenturywire.com and other sites. Topics in … Continue reading →
When CSIS comes knocking in Hamilton (http://www.thespec.com/opinion/columns/article/887773–when-csis-comes-knocking-in-hamilton) By Ken Stone, thespec.com, Hamilton Spectator | February 16, 2013 I never dreamt that having an op-ed piece published in The Spectator would contribute to two CSIS [Canadian Security and Intelligence Service] agents … Continue reading →
The Age of the Siege: Nazi Military Tactics Revisited By Felicity Arbuthnot, Global Research | January 11, 2013 As with Iraq in the 1990’s and the blockade of Leningrad, this article explains the human consequences of the economic sanctions declared … Continue reading →
Iran should be key topic at hearings by Zbigniew Brzezinski, www.washingtonpost.com | January 3, 2013 ‘It is to be hoped that the forthcoming Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Armed Services Committee hearings regarding the president’s nominations for secretary of state … Continue reading →
Canada announces new sanctions against Iran www.ndtv.com | December 11, 2012 “Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird announced more sanctions against Iran on Tuesday [Dec. 11]…. “The move is part of an apparent coordinated effort by Western governments to isolate … Continue reading →