Paul Craig Roberts | 20 July 2016 James Jesus Angleton, head of CIA counterintelligence for three decades, long ago explained to me that intelligence services create stories inside stories, each with its carefully constructed trail of evidence, in order to create false trails as diversions. Such painstaking work can serve a variety of purposes. It…
Alex Jones Channel | 18 July 2016 [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_DlA8n447I&w=854&h=480] The long sought after pieces exposing the true players behind the funding of the attack on the United States on September 11, 2001 are finally, albeit slowly, being revealed. The Bush crime family is caught in the cross hairs by years of public outcry and now…
Breitbart | July 16, 2016 The declassified “28 Pages” released by Congress Friday afternoon concerning 9/11, terror funding, and Saudi Arabia contains a bombshell piece of information: The World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) is specifically named as having connections to terror funding and support for a number of worldwide terror groups. As Breitbart News…
USA Today | 15 July 2016 WASHINGTON — The 28 pages of newly declassified material from the 9/11 Commission released Friday by Congress show multiple links to associates of Saudi Arabian Prince Bandar, the former longtime ambassador to the United States. The details in the newly released documents are a mix of tantalizing, but often unconfirmed, tidbits…
Infowars | 14 July 2016 The 28 pages of the joint congressional inquiry into the 9/11 commission’s report detailing Saudi Involvement in the attacks could be released as early as Friday, according to the House Intelligence Committee. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HWWBrLAQPs&w=1196&h=703]
RT | July 3, 2016 The US government has declassified a report that lists more than three dozen people that investigators looking into the 9/11 terrorist attacks wanted to probe for possible links from Saudi Arabia to the hijackers. The document, known as “File 17,” was compiled by Dana Lesemann and Michael Jacobson. It offers clues as…
Zero Hedge | 14 June 2016 In what may be the pinnacle of hypocrisy, moments ago Hillary Clinton, while speaking live on national security and addressing the Orlando shooting took some time from her constant bashing of the Second Amendment and calling for a ban on assault rifles, to say some less than kind words…
RT | 9 June 2016 UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has admitted that his decision to remove the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen from the organization’s blacklist came after threats from a number of countries. Human rights groups are urging him to backtrack on the decision. Ban said on Thursday that temporarily removing the coalition from the…
Amnesty International | 7 July 2016 The credibility of the United Nations is on the line after it shamefully caved in to pressure to remove the Saudi Arabia-led military coalition from the UN’s list of states and armed groups that violate children’s rights in conflict, Amnesty International said today. Last night a spokesperson for UN…
Julie Levesque | 1 June 2016 In 1965, the United States and the UK were competing to sell war planes to Saudi Arabia. In order to get the lucrative contract, a « commission » had to be paid to members of the Saudi government. The history of this colossal deal is recounted in a 1999 BBC documentary,…