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- U.S. finalizes $30 billion weapons deal with Saudi Arabia (Haaretz, Dec. 29, 2011):

White House says agreement – under which 84 F-15 fighter jets will be sold to the kingdom, will help U.S. economy and strengthen regional security.

The U.S has finalized the sale of F-15 fighter Jets to Saudi Arabia in a deal worth 30 billion dollars, Principal Deputy Press Secretary Joshua Earnest said in a statement on Thursday.

According to the statement, the agreement includes “production of 84 new aircraft and the modernization of 70 existing aircraft as well as munitions, spare parts, training, maintenance and logistics.”

Last year, Israel tried to prevent the contract going through, fearing it would undermine its air force superiority.

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Tags: Economy, F-15, F-16, Fighter Jets, Global News, Government, Iraq, Military, Obama administration, Politics, Saudi Arabia, U.S.

You can’t make this stuff up!

- Rampant porn if Saudi women allowed to drive: Report (CNEWS, December 2, 2011):

Allowing women to drive in Saudi Arabia would cause rampant sex, porn and homosexuality, according to some of the country’s scholars.

Academics at the country’s highest religious council submitted a report to the legislative assembly warning of the dangers of letting women behind the wheel, reports the Daily Telegraph.

If the only country in the world that still bans women from driving were to change its rules, there would be “a surge in prostitution, pornography, homosexuality and divorce.”

Within 10 years of the ban being lifted, the report claimed, there would be “no more virgins” in the country, according to the paper.

Currently, women caught driving in the kingdom may be lashed as punishment.

Tags: Dictatorship, Global News, Government, Homosexuality, Porn, Saudi Arabia, Sex, Society, Women

“To achieve world government, it is necessary to remove from the minds of men their individualism, loyalty to family traditions, national patriotism, and religious dogmas.”
– Brock Adams, Director UN Health Organization

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- Mikhail Gorbachev: Uprisings Signal an Emerging ‘NEW WORLD ORDER’:

“The entire world situation did not develop properly,” said Gorbachev. “We saw deterioration where there should have been positive movement. My friend the late Pope John Paul II said it best. He said, ‘We need a new world order, one that is more stable, more humane, and more just.’ Others, including myself, have spoken about a new world order, but we are still facing the problem of building such a world order…problems of the environment, of backwardness and poverty, food shortages…all because we do not have a system of global governance.”

- New international organization to bring world religions under one roof (Deutsche Welle, Oct. 14, 2011):

Saudi Arabia has financed the founding of a new international organization in Vienna designed to bring the world’s religions together. The organization hopes to prevent conflict through interfaith dialogue.

The foreign ministers of Austria, Saudi Arabia and Spain signed the founding treaty of a new international organization designed to foster dialogue between the world’s major religions on Thursday.

“The thesis is valid that world peace cannot exist without peace between the world’s major religions,” Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal said during the signing ceremony in Vienna.

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Tags: Global News, Government, New World Order, Politics, Prince Saud al-Faisal, Religion, Saudi Arabia, Society

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- Freedom Watch: Judge Napolitano Accuses AG Holder Of Using Iran Assassination Plot To Distract From ‘Fast And Furious’ Scandal (Video)

Tags: Barack Obama, CIA, Eric Holder, False flag, Fast and Furious, FBI, Global News, Government, Iran, Israel, Justice Department, Military, Obama administration, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism, Terrorists, U.S.

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- Iran’s Alleged Mexican Hitman Was US DRUGS INFORMANT

- Bizarre Iranian Plot Goes Against All That Is Known Of Iran’s Intelligence Service

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- Freedom Watch: Judge Napolitano Accuses AG Holder Of Using Iran Assassination Plot To Distract From ‘Fast And Furious’ Scandal (Video)

- Fast And Furious: 22 Shocking Facts About The Scandal That Could Bring Down The Obama Administration

- Arizona Sheriff Explains Operation ‘Fast And Furious’, Calls ATF And Eric Holder Murder Accomplices (Video)

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- Obama promises ‘toughest sanctions’ on Iran over alleged bomb plot (Guardian, Oct. 13, 2011):

The United States will apply the “toughest sanctions” to further isolate Iran over the alleged plan to murder the Saudi ambassador to Washington, Barack Obama said on Thursday, despite growing scepticism over the amateurish nature of the plot and the apparently shambolic background of the main suspect.

Obama insisted that the US had evidence to back up the allegations, as he said he would not take any options off the table in dealing with Iran – diplomatic code for the possibility of military action. Tehran has vehemently denied any involvement in the plot.

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Tags: Barack Obama, Global News, Government, Iran, Military, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism, Terrorists, U.S.

Why the fake Iranian plot?

To prepare you for the planned attack on Iran (and WW III) …

… and to distract you from operation ‘Fast And Furious’!

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- Freedom Watch: Judge Napolitano Accuses AG Holder Of Using Iran Assassination Plot To Distract From ‘Fast And Furious’ Scandal (Video)

Zeta cartel ‘assassin’ hired for $1.5m attack on Saudi ambassador to Washington revealed plot to DEA

Weapons seized from the Zetas drug cartel. A gang member recruited to an alleged Iranian plot was a US informant. Photograph: Miguel Tovar/Associated Press

- Iran’s alleged Mexican hitman was US drugs informant (Guardian, Oct. 12, 2011):

The Iranian plot the US government says aimed to murder Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Washington allegedly fell down because a member of the Mexican Zeta drug cartel hired to carry out the job for $1.5m was actually a US informant.

The informant told the Drugs Enforcement Agency (DEA) in May that he had been contacted by alleged Iranian agent Manssor Arbabsiar. They held several meetings in Mexico which were taped. Methods discussed reportedly included a targeted assassination and a bomb.

Arbabsiar flew to Mexico in late September allegedly to serve as a guarantee that full payment would follow the assassination. The Mexican government has confirmed that it denied him entry and put him on a flight with a stopover in New York, where he was arrested.

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Tags: DEA, Drug Cartels, False flag, Global News, Government, Iran, Mexico, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism, Terrorists, U.S.

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- Iran’s Alleged Mexican Hitman Was US DRUGS INFORMANT

- This bizarre plot goes against all that is known of Iran’s intelligence service (independent, Oct. 13, 2011):

The claim that Iran employed a used-car salesman with a conviction for cheque fraud to hire Mexican gangsters to assassinate the Saudi ambassador in Washington goes against all that is known of Iran’s highly sophisticated intelligence service.

The confident announcement of this bizarre plot by the US Attorney General Eric Holder sounds alarmingly similar to Secretary of State Colin Powell’s notorious claim before the UN in 2003 that the US possessed irrefutable evidence Saddam Hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction.

The problem is that the US government has very publicly committed itself to a version of events, however unlikely, that, if true, would be a case for war against Iran. It will be difficult for the US to back away from such allegations now.

Could the accusations be true? The plot as described in court was puerile, easy to discover and unlikely to succeed. A Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) informant in Corpus Christi, Texas, with supposed links to Los Zetas gangsters in Mexico, said he had been approached by an Iranian friend of his aunt called Mansour Arbabsiar to hire the Zetas to make attacks. A link is established with the Quds force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).

None of this makes sense. The IRGC is famous for making sure that responsibility for its actions can never be traced to Iran. It usually operates through proxies. Yet suddenly here it is sending $100,000 (£63,000) from a known IRGC bank account to hire assassins in Mexico. The beneficiaries from such a plot are evident. There will be those on the neo-con right and extreme supporters of Israel who have long been pressing for a war with Iran. In the Middle East, Saudi Arabia and Bahrain have been vociferously asserting that Iran is orchestrating Shia pro-democracy protests, but without finding many believers in the rest of the world. Their claims are now likely to be taken more seriously in Washington. There will be less pressure on countries like Bahrain to accommodate their Shia populations.

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Tags: DEA, False flag, Global News, Government, Iran, IRGC, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism, Terrorists

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- Lloyd’s Insurer Sues Saudi Arabia For ‘Funding 9/11 Attacks’

- Insurance giant withdraws 9/11 lawsuit against Saudi Arabia (Daily Mail, Sep. 21, 2011):

An insurance firm has withdrawn its lawsuit against Saudi Arabia, which had claimed the country funded the terrorists responsible for the 9/11 attacks.

A division of Lloyd’s of London had filed documents in a U.S. court on September 8 demanding the return of $215million compensation it paid victims.

But the lawsuit has now been dropped.

Attorney Stephen Cozen of law firm Cozen O’Connor, which represents Lloyd’s, told Insurance Journal that he cannot comment on why Lloyd’s decided to drop the case less than two weeks after filing the complaint.

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Tags: 9/11, Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaida, Government, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism, Terrorists

Sue the CIA and Mossad instead.

On 9/11:

- Former governor Jesse Ventura Conspiracy Theory: 9/11

- Former governor Jesse Ventura Conspiracy Theory: 911 Pentagon Attack (Full Episode)

- Loose Change (Final Cut)

On Al-CIAda:

“The truth is, there is no Islamic army or terrorist group called Al Qaeda. And any informed intelligence officer knows this. But there is a propaganda campaign to make the public believe in the presence of an identified entity representing the ‘devil’ only in order to drive the TV watcher to accept a unified international leadership for a war against terrorism. The country behind this propaganda is the US.”
- Robin Cook, Former British Foreign Secretary

- Al Qaeda Doesn’t Exist or How The US Created Al Qaeda (Documentary)

- BBC: Al-Qaeda Does Not Exist

- Lloyd’s insurer sues Saudi Arabia for ‘funding 9/11 attacks’ (Independent, Sep. 19, 2011):

A Lloyd’s insurance syndicate has begun a landmark legal case against Saudi Arabia, accusing the kingdom of indirectly funding al-Qa’ida and demanding the repayment of £136m it paid out to victims of the 9/11 attacks.

The Brighton-based Lloyd’s 3500 syndicate, which paid $215m compensation to companies and individuals involved, alleges that the oil-rich Middle Eastern superpower bears primary responsibility for the atrocity because al-Qa’ida was supported by banks and charities acting as “agents and alter egos” for the Saudi state.

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Tags: 9/11, Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaida, Global News, Government, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism, Terrorists

YouTube Added: 26.08.2011

The UN has called for restraint in Libya amid reports of abuses and alleged summary killings by both rebels and Gaddafi loyalists. The Security Council has also agreed to release 1.5 billion-dollars in Libyan assets to help deal with humanitarian needs. The opposition continues to claim that Tripoli is largely under its control, while the National Transitional Council says it’s moved from its stronghold of Benghazi to the capital. There are reports of heavy resistance by Gaddafi forces, with the Colonel’s whereabouts still unknown. Meanwhile, Gaddafi has aired another radio message, claiming he’s fighting on the frontline. NATO has denied previous reports that it’s assisting the rebels in the hunt to find him. Now more analysis on the latest developments in Libya from author and investigative journalist Webster Tarpley, who’s in Washington.

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Tags: Al-Qaeda, Al-Qaida, CIA, Corporate Media, Dictatorship, Fascism, Global News, Government, Libya, Military, Muammar Gaddafi, NATO, New World Order, Obama administration, Politics, Saudi Arabia, Silvio Berlusconi, Society, Tripoli, U.S., War