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Grand Jihad Part Two

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Inauguration: The Beast Enters the Gates

For many, the January 20 Presidential inauguration of Barack Obama is reason for celebration. Obama supporters everywhere believe that the event represents the introduction of the solution to America’s deepening crisis. It would break not a few hearts, however, if it was revealed that the enemies of America are going to be in attendance. According to a January 14 Associated Press article, a prayer will be offered at the inauguration by Ingrid Mattson, the first woman president of America’s largest Muslim group, the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) (Zoll, “Muslim woman, rabbis to pray at inaugural service”). While many Americans may believe that this prayer offering represents a celebration of religious pluralism, the hidden message behind this display, which is only discernible to the power elite and the most astute observer, is that members of the Establishment will continue their torrent love affair with the Muslim Brotherhood. The first installment of this series established the Muslim Brotherhood as a dangerous organization that is partially responsible for spawning al Qaeda. Furthermore, the Brotherhood has a long running, symbiotic relationship with the power elite and the darker factions of the United States government and the intelligence community.

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CFR/Trilaterals/Bilderbergers Ross, Holbrooke, Haass To Serve As Envoys

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Marc Ambinder - 07 Jan 2009

Update: Perhaps I was premature about Haass. But maybe not… stay tuned.

Transition officials confirm that President-elect Obama has asked Dennis Ross, Richard Haass, and Richard Holbrooke, to serve as his chief emissaries to  world hot spots.

It’s expected that Ross will get the Iran portfolio, that Holbrooke, the hard-headed architect of the Dayton Peace Accords, will take the tough (and tougher) Southwest Asia portfolio, which includes India, Afghanistan and Pakistan, and that Haass will deal with the Middle East.

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The Dark Roots of the EU

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Paul Belien - 2009 01 17

Belgium was founded exactly 175 years ago, in 1830. The cover of A Throne in Brussels, the book I wrote for its anniversary, depicts the map of the European Union in the Belgian colours. This is no coincidence. As Belgian Prime Minister Guy Verhofstadt recently said: “Belgium is the laboratory of European unification. Foreign politicians watch our country with particular interest because it can teach them something about the feasibility of the European project.”

Two peoples live within the Belgian state: Dutch-speaking Flemings and French-speaking Walloons. In 1830 the country was part of the Dutch-speaking Netherlands. The Belgian revolution was the work of French-speaking rebels who wanted to have it annexed to France. The international powers stepped in and, by way of compromise, decided to make Belgium an independent kingdom with at its helm a German prince, Leopold of Saxe-Coburg, who was a member of the British royal family.

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The Emergent Communitarian Church

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Congregator.net - December 30, 2008

The Emergent Church is Communitarian. Associating everything with the New Age is misleading. It is equally misleading to limit the New Age to those aspiring to mysticism, spirituality, or higher consciousness. The New Age is everywhere around us. It is not a cult, it is mainstream society. According to Alice Bailey, the New Age agenda is being advanced by all segments of society, so when you think you have them located here, turn around and they are there too, wherever “there” is. Bailey identified two groups working together toward the objective, one spiritual and one material. She said: “The result of this dualism is the external chaos, the differentiation of the two group ideals into the many human experiments, and the resultant ranging of the entire human family under many banners, which testify to the various viewpoints in the many fields of thought - political, religious, economic, social, educational and philosophical.” - The Destiny of Nations: Spiritual Life in the New Age.

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Also see: Alice Bailey & Master Djwhal Khul: A Satanic Communion


They’re Back! — PNAC site is back up

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

SHARON K. GILBERT
January 16, 2009

THE PNAC (Project for a New American Century) website first came onto the neo-conservative scene back in December, 2000.

From that date until their mysterious disappearance in mid-2008, the movers and shakers of the PNAC think-tank cranked out numerous opinion papers on globalism and global governance.

The most famous of these documents is Rebuilding America’s Defenses, but there numerous others that are well worth your time. These publications and reports reflect neo-con and globalist thinking during the lead-up to the Iraq War and after.

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Inauguration Day Security: Is a Police State Necessary?

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Mark Thompson - Jan. 15, 2009

The nation may be waging two wars, but those coming to Washington for the Inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama can be forgiven for wondering if we’re in the middle of a third one here at home. Roads in the capital are suddenly being blockaded. Concrete barriers are popping up overnight on sidewalks. The city is taking on a bluish cast as its police presence surges. Not surprisingly, the debate has already begun: Is the unprecedented security a wise move given the historic nature of Obama’s swearing-in and the tempting target it provides or is it overkill, an indication that the terrorists have already won?

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The Bipartisan Homeland Security State

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

William N. Grigg - January 14, 2009

For two years, Bart McIntyre was deeply involved in the insignificant, thinly populated white supremacist movement.

Though it may be difficult to believe, this actually represented something of an improvement in McIntyre’s social circle, since his paying job was a position in one of our country’s most repellent criminal syndicates, the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, Explosives, and Persecution of Unsanctioned Political and Religious Minorities (or ATF, for the sake of convenience).

Unsavory as their personal beliefs may be, most adherents of the white supremacist movement actually work for a living, unlike the tax-engorged parasites of the ATF. Tiny though that sub-population is, I’ll bet that less than one of every 1,000 white supremacists ever commits a crime against the person or property of another human being. The core mission of the ATF, on the other hand, is to commit various kinds of aggression against gun owners and other harmless people, and the agency is indelibly tainted by its role in the 1993 mass murder at Mt. Carmel.

But this is simply the predictable fruit of a very evil tree. The ATF’s progenitors were the properly despised 18th Century “Revenuers” whose haughty impositions helped precipitate the Whiskey Rebellion; the agency also played a key federal enforcement role during the demented quasi-puritanical social experiment called “Prohibition.” In that role the agency’s immediate ancestor was an appendage of the federal Bureau of Internal Revenue, as the IRS was known at the time.

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MIT’s birthday present to Darwin: A tidied-up legacy

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Mark Baard - January 15, 2009

Here’s an interesting take on Darwin’s legacy: Darwin was the Black Man’s best friend, according to the organizers of an upcoming symposium (excerpt and link from the conference website, below).

Darwin’s racial views were complex. (He was an abolitionist who seemed to believe blacks were inferior to whites.) And his theories have been very effective in the hands of eugenicists and racists.

The organizers of the MIT symposium, celebrating Darwin’s 200th birthday, blame the impacts of Darwin’s theories on misinterpretations of his work. They also advise President Obama to “follow Darwin’s lead (to unite Man into a single, global, civilization).”

A snippet from the symposium organizers’ web page:

The pseudo-scientific arguments that human “races” are separately evolved continues to rear its head, despite both fossil and genetic evidence establishing that all modern humans had their origin in Africa, before migrating and dispersing through Europe, Asian and the Pacific Islands. Modern genomics reveals clearly that all human groups share a common gene pool. Natural selection certainly continues to operate in human populations, but the invention of language has meant that many of the key features selected for in human populations are transmitted through culture and not through genes. Certainly this is true for the leaps that led to the expansion of humans across the Earth – domestication of plants and animals, irrigation, tool and weapons development, food storage and processing, textiles and clothing, sanitation, long range transportation and communication technologies. But biological determinism still lives, promoting pseudo-scientific claims that the variations that exist in the genomes and physiology of humans, represents profound differences between groups, rather than the normal range of variation found in large populations.

via Darwin and Lincoln ‎(Darwin Bicentennial Project‎).


Nicenetruth Exclusive: Interview with Phillip D. Collins, Pt. 1

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Nicene Truth - January 15, 2009

Jay: Phillip, it is an honor to have you. I’ve been a reader of your works at the popular Conspiracy Archive for a few years now.  As I’ve remarked to others, The Ascendancy of the Scientific Dictatorship is probably the best overall critique I’ve read on the subject of Darwinism and the epistemic cartel of scientism.  Having read several critiques of Darwinian orthodoxy and having heard several lectures, it occurred to me that no one else has really caught on to and analyzed the occult aspects of this scientific dogma as you and Paul have.  What keyed you in to this brilliant insight?

Phillip: Thank you so much, Jay! In my studies of Darwinism, I have found two particular types of critiques: the scientific critique and the philosophical critique. Both are equally valid, although, as a student of philosophy, I have focused a majority of my studies on the latter. Still, as far as I could tell, there was one vantage point from which Darwinism had yet to be critiqued: the sociology of scientific knowledge.

I first became aware of this vantage point during my studies of Thomas Kuhn and Charles Fort. Essentially, the sociology of scientific knowledge considers the social influences on science. Scientific paradigms are not formulated in a vacuum. Many sociological considerations are factored into a scientist’s observations. Such was the case with Darwinism, as is evidenced by the following excerpt from a biography of Charles Darwin written by Adrian Desmond and James Moore:

“Social Darwinism is often taken to be something extraneous, an ugly concretion added to the pure Darwinian corpus after the event, tarnishing Darwin’s image. But his notebooks make plain that competition, free trade, imperialism, racial extermination, and sexual inequality were written into the equation from the start–’Darwinism’ was always intended to explain human society.”

As is evidenced by the contents of his notebooks, Darwin already harbored a specific Weltanschauung that he was seeking to scientifically dignify. Of equal interest are those parties that seem to have shaped Darwin’s Weltanschauung. Darwin was surrounded by several questionable ideologues, many of which would help to popularize evolutionary theory after the release of The Origin of Man.

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LETTER TO EDITOR: Global government

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

I was in the room in The Hague in November 2000 when then-French President Jacques Chirac hailed the Kyoto Protocol, or “global warming” treaty, as “the first component of an authentic global governance.” Then-European Union Environment Commissioner Margot Wallstrom seconded the sentiment when she told London’s Independent that Kyoto was “not about whether scientists agree” but instead “about leveling the playing field for big businesses worldwide.”

In truth, and as Europe is proving, its rhetorical bluster notwithstanding, no free society would do to itself what the Kyoto agenda requires. Hence the increased claims that this issue “is too important to be left to democracy.” Once a group of our betters is empowered to determine our energy - and therefore economic, sovereignty and national security - concerns, this crowd get its way.

Kyoto, of course, was negotiated while Carol M. Browner led the Environmental Protection Agency - and with her participation despite unanimous Senate instruction against doing so. Her position with Socialist International reminds us precisely why a radical like Mrs. Browner has had a position created for her, so as to avoid disclosure and Senate scrutiny, to lord over actual, Senate-confirmed Cabinet officials. Taxpayer representatives should not approve funds for such a position unless and until they receive an honest accounting of the agenda and its champions’ activities.

CHRIS HORNER

Senior fellow

Competitive Enterprise

Institute

Washington


Collins Brothers Interviews - January 12th and 13th

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

The Brothers Collins on the “Great Oracle” Robertson shilling for Obama.

Listen at:
http://beyondthegrassyknoll.com/audio/collins-robertson.mp3

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The Intel Strike Report welcomed Phillip D. Collins on the program to discuss The Ascendancy of the Scientific Dictatorship.

Listen at:
http://mp3.oraclebroadcasting.com/Intelstrike/intelstrike.2009-01-13_16k.mp3


Obama breaks bread with conservatives

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Jennifer Harper - January 14, 2009

The lefties are mystified. So are a few of the righties.

President-elect Barack Obama enjoyed an intimate dinner at precisely 6:34 p.m. Tuesday with several scions of conservative journalism at stately Will Manor — the swank, $1.9 million home of conservative columnist George Will.

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Global Cooling Headed Our Way

Monday, January 19th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Philip V. Brennan - January 13, 2009

Excuse me while I gloat, but it’s fun to say I told you so.

Americans are surprised to learn that President-elect Obama’s choice to be his global warming czar, one Carol Browner, was listed as one of 14 leaders of a socialist group’s Commission for a Sustainable World Society, which calls for “global governance” and says rich countries must shrink their economies to address climate change, according to the Washington Times.

A global warming militant a socialist? How can that be? Well, it can be because the whole purpose of the AGW scam is nothing less than a covert movement to create a world socialist order.

The fact that the woman Barack Obama chose to oversee the effort to combat the global warming fantasy appears to be a believer in the socialist doctrine should come as no surprise — I warned that the hidden motivation of whole climate change scam is the creation world socialist order 12 years ago. Nobody listened.

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Expediting the Grand Jihad: Barack Obama and the Muslim Brotherhood

Monday, January 12th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson


90 Years on Double Murder of German Socialists Remembered

Monday, January 12th, 2009 - by Terry Melanson

Irish Times - January 12, 2009

Disparate groups of the left claim a link to Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht but not to each other, writes Derek Scally in Berlin

THE SUN was high in the cold, blue sky as the crowd came crunching through the cemetery snow.

The procession of old women in fur coats and mohair hats, families in matching all-weather jackets and thin young men in thinner hooded tops had come to lay red carnations on the graves of German socialist leaders Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht.

The two were abducted on January 15th, 1919, by the Freikorps, the remnants of the German imperial army ordered by the new Social Democrat (SPD) government to put an end to months of upheaval since the end of the war.

Luxemburg and Liebknecht, leading figures in the rising, were interrogated and tortured. Luxemburg’s life ended with a blow to the head and a bullet in the back. Her body was dumped in a canal and, when it finally reappeared five months later, it was placed in the empty coffin that had been buried next to Liebknecht. He was shot on the same evening as her and dumped anonymously in a morgue.

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N.B.: Luxemburg, with her Spartacus League, paid homage to the founder of the Illuminati, Adam Weishaupt (Spartacus). Historian James H. Billington, wrote:

Even her choice of revolutionary pseudonyms betrayed an unconscious harkening back to origins. From Junius (originally used by the Strasbourgeois Jewish revolutionary Frey in Paris during the great French Revolution), she moved to th Gracchus of Babeuf, on to the Spartacus adopted by the original German progenitor of revolutionism, Adam Weishaupt. Her Spartacus League adopted in December 1918 the label Communist, which Restif had invented and Lenin revived.

- Fire In the Minds of Men, pp. 499-500.

The only thing I’d disagree with in the above is the fact that Rosa Luxemburg knew what she was doing. Rather than an “unconscious harkening back to origins,” it is highly unlikely that she would have assumed the aliases of Moses Dobruska (aka Junius Frey), Babeuf and Weishaupt, in any way other than deliberately.