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The Register – by Shaun Nichols

Iran apparently infiltrated the communications network of CIA agents who allowed their secret websites, used to exchange messages with informants, to be crawled by Google.

A report from Yahoo! news claims that a 2009 breach of the US spy bods’ communications channels came after the Iranian government infiltrated a series of websites the CIA had used to talk to its local sources in places like Iran and China.   Continue reading “30 spies dead after Iran cracked CIA comms network with, er, Google search – new claim”

Moon of Alabama – by Isa Blumi

The war on Yemen today is a brutal example of how the expansion of global capitalist interests destroys nations.It first takes the form of neoliberalism (often innocently labeled as globalisation) and then, as the inevitable structural collapse of the targeted country begins, (with its inevitable popular resistance undermining the political order), a more overt form of violence is introduced.

The war on Yemen moved towards the most violent form of war. A siege on a whole country with the obvious intent to cause a genocidal famine of the resisting population.  Continue reading “Yemen – After 200,000 Died An Embarrassed U.S. Finally Calls For Negotiations”

All News Pipeline – by Susan Duclos

Disclaimer: As ANP maintained during the spectacle of the Kavanaugh confirmation and vote, an accusation is not enough to presume guilt upon the accused, despite claims by liberals and liberal media pundits that all “women should be believed,” there is a standard in America of “innocent until proven guilty.”

In yet another October Surprise, we see that an unnamed woman (name to be supposedly announced in a Thursday press conference, according to her lawyer), is accusing Special Counsel Robert Muller of raping her in 2010, while he was still the Director of the FBI.   Continue reading “Woman Accuses Special Counsel Robert Mueller Of Raping Her In 2010”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

Secretary of Defense James Mattis claims that it’s not enough for the United States to have advanced weapons on Earth, but in order for the nation to be safe, the country needs weapons in space. Mattis alleges that in order to protect the American way of life, the Pentagon must be prepared for the deployment and usage of offensive weapons in space.

“We are going to have to be prepared to use offensive weapons in space should someone decide to militarize it and go on the offensive,” said the retired Marine who took over the Pentagon in January 2017, according to RT. In any competitive sport in the world, “you cannot simply play defense and win,” Mattis added. “This is not an area that we want to be second-place in.”   Continue reading “Mattis: US Needs “Offensive Weapons In Space” For Defense”

Another Day in the Empire – by Kurt Nimmo

A post at Investment Watch reveals the non-bomber Cesar Sayoc boasted of his connection to a particularly loathsome CIA agent, Enrique Prado. 

“Sayoc’s social media accounts have now been expunged from the net. But early yesterday morning, an enterprising netizen managed to take a screenshot of Sayoc’s 2016 post,” writes Dr. Eowyn.   Continue reading “Cesar Sayoc’s CIA Connection”

Illuminati News – by Ted Lang

Henry Makow, a PhD. who writes for several Internet news and opinion websites, has provided invaluable insight focusing on political alliances that control the United States as well as the entire world. An unholy tripartite threatens the individual freedom of all people, as well as the peace of the entire world, desiring the establishment of a New World Order controlled by one global government. It consists of these three entities: Zionism, communism and the international banking cartel. And as regards this unholy trio’s control of all politics, remember FDR’s observation that nothing in politics happens without being planned.   Continue reading “The Zionist Connection – An Unholy Tripartite”

Daily Mail

Guatemala has stationed guards and barbed wire barricades at key border crossing with Honduras in an apparent attempt to stop more migrants marching towards US.

Police officers and what appear to be soldiers in combat fatigues were pictured blocking the road and checking trucks at the Aguas Calientes crossing point, which was used by the first two caravans to enter the country.   Continue reading “Guatemala deploys troops at border after Trump threatened to scrap aid”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Less than a month after Germany authorized a shipment of arms to Saudi Arabia and several of its allies, in violation of an arms-sales ban approved by lawmakers from the country’s ruling coalition earlier this year, Germany has once again decided to “punish” the Saudis by putting future arms shipments on hold pending the results of an investigation into the death of Saudi dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.   Continue reading “Germany Suspends Arms Sales To Saudis Weeks After $500 Million Deal”

Anti-War – by Jason Ditz

Years of US allegations that Russia is violating the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) may be coming to a head, with John Bolton reportedly pushing hard for President Trump to withdraw outright from the pact.

Instead of negotiating over the questions, Bolton wants the US to just withdraw outright, despite that being a major escalation on tensions with Russia. State Department and Pentagon officials are both opposed to this.   Continue reading “Bolton Pushes Trump to Withdraw From Russian Nuclear Treaty”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Mexico deployed hundreds of riot police on Thursday to intercept a caravan of more than 4,000 Central American migrants, following demands by President Trump that Mexio, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador intervene before he has to deploy US troops.   Continue reading “Mexican Riot Cops Deployed For Caravan Showdown After Trump Snaps Fingers”

CNBC – by Tucker Higgins

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could determine whether users can challenge social media companies on free speech grounds.

The case, Manhattan Community Access Corp. v. Halleck, No. 17-702, centers on whether a private operator of a public access television network is considered a state actor, which can be sued for First Amendment violations.   Continue reading “Supreme Court agrees to hear a case that could determine whether Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies can censor their users”

Middle East Monitor

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said yesterday that “Israel is everything we want the entire Middle East to look like going forward” and that US-Israel relations are “stronger than ever”.

Speaking at an award ceremony held by the Jewish Institute for National Security of America in Washington DC, Pompeo hailed Israel as “democratic and prosperous”, adding “it desires peace, it is a home to a free press and a thriving economy,” Arutz Sheva reported.   Continue reading “US’ Pompeo: ‘We want the whole Middle East to look like Israel’”

Liberty Blitzkrieg – by Michael Krieger

And we recently discovered, if it was not known before, that no amount of power can withstand the hatred of the many.

– Marcus Tullius Cicero

Americans are brought up to believe all sorts of myths about the country we call home. We’re told our economy is a free market meritocracy governed by the rule of law. We’re told our civil liberties, enshrined in the Bill of Rights, are inviolable and protected by the most powerful military in the world. A fighting force entrusted with the admirable and monumental task of defending freedoms at home, and democracy and human rights abroad. We’re told we exist in a system of self-government, in which our votes matter and our voices heard. In practice, none of this is true.   Continue reading “Americans are Stuck in Abusive Relationships with Power”