Monday, 15 November 2010

Sunday, November 14, 2010



US Lawmakers Alarmed by UN Report on N. Korea

"To supplement its foreign earnings, North Korea long been engaged in illicit and questionable international transactions. These transactions are reported to include the surreptitious transfer of nuclear and ballistic missile-related equipment, know-how and technology, illicit drug and cigarette smuggling and counterfeiting of currencies and cigarettes." - Report to the Security Council

The secretive Stalinist/Kimist state--China's vassal--is still exporting nuclear and missile materials to Iran, Syria, and Burma, according to the United Nations; and American lawmakers are (at last) alarmed. Click here to read Bridget Johnson's article in The Hill.


More Leaked Intelligence on N. Korean Nuclear Scientist Sent to Notorious Concentration Camp




Details of the arrests of Kim So-in and his family, including his father, Kim Song-il, who is also a nuclear expert, came from a high-level North Korean source, according to intelligence leaks in Seoul.

The espionage charges may be linked to a UN report on the spread of Pyongyang's weapons technology, which was published last week.

Mr Kim and his family were taken to the notorious Yodok concentration camp, in a remote corner of the country. Former inmates have described a brutal regimen of hard labour, starvation, regular beatings and executions. It is reserved for "traitors" to the regime.

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Click here and on the above video to learn more Yodok and other North Korean death camps.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Shame on the USA: Suppressed 600-Page Report on Postwar CIA Support for Nazis


Worse Than Expected



The truth shall set you free.

Click here and here to read the sickening story.

In the name of anti-Communism, the United States cynically--and stupidly--recruited and imported high-ranking Nazi war criminals and collaborators and actually turned the U.S. into a postwar haven for Nazi killers.

Often overlooked are the ways in which the clandestine program shaped U.S. foreign policy and blew back in the form of disastrous, covert schemes and plots aimed at rolling back--as opposed to simply containing--the Soviet Union.

The same morally reprehensible "pragmatism" that rationalized the Nazi embrace was also used to justify support for the Afghan jihad--a secret intervention that was started by the catastrophic Carter administration in order to lure the Soviets into invading Afghanistan and subsequently expanded by the Reagan administration into the largest-ever U.S. covert operation. It succeeded in bleeding--and helped to topple--the Soviet empire. But the conflict also unleashed the global Islamist monster that attacked the U.S. on 9/11 and is now bleeding--and threatening to destroy--the West.


Britain's Top Soldier Says Al Qaeda Can't be Beaten