‘Advocating for state terrorism and the wholesale killing of Muslims and Leftists’

Scott Horton Interviews Max Blumenthal
AntiWar.com August 10, 2011

Max Blumenthal, author of Republican Gomorrah: Inside the Movement that Shattered the Party, discusses his article “Meet the Right-Wing Hatemongers Who Inspired the Norway Killer” at alternet.org; the Islamophobes, including Pamela Geller, advocating for state terrorism and the wholesale killing of Muslims and Leftists; Republican campaign gimmicks that include loyalty oaths for Muslim government employees (e.g. mail carriers); changing the law in order to successfully prosecute Muslim charities with no ties to terrorism; Blumenthal’s previous piece “The Great Fear” at tomdispatch.com; how Islamophobia remained benign during the Bush administration and began to flourish once “secret Muslim” Obama was elected; the moral connection between the US military using white phosphorus in Fallujah and the IDF using it in Gaza during “Cast Lead;” and how all the energy and outrage is on the Right, while the progressive movement remains timid and ineffective.

MP3 here. (27:41)

BESA: ‘Let’s break up Syria’

The Alawites and Israel, 03 Aug 2011 The Jerusalem Post
Article first appeared in the BESA Perspectives series on May 4, 2011.

At some point, as the civil war in Syria develops, the Alawites will have no choice but to retreat to their mountain stronghold in the northwest and appeal for military assistance to protect them and help them establish their own state there.

If they do – and they probably will at some point – and the international community does not help them, Israel should step in to aid the Alawites, which would also mean helping their Shi’ite allies, who will by that point be similarly embattled. The result would be the formation of a bloc of states in the western Levant which would share the common interest of avoiding Sunni domination. For the first time, Israel would have actual state allies [vassals] in the region, as opposed to temporary peace treaties.

Israeli disinformation campaigns through newspapers

Istanbul bombing targeted Israeli envoy, Italian daily says

A bomb that exploded in Istanbul’s busy Etiler neighborhood on May 26 might have been the work of Lebanon’s Hezbollah instead of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, according to Italian daily Corriere della Sera.
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Citing a Washington-sourced report, the Italian daily reported that Hezbollah was targeting Israeli Consul General to Istanbul Moshe Kamhi in retaliation for Mossad’s alleged assassination of Iranian nuclear physicist Masoud Ali Muhammedi in Tehran in 2010.
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On the day of the attack, however, Kamhi’s vehicle was driving slower than normal and was unaffected by the blast, the report said.
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Intelligence sources in Ankara, however, have denied Corriere della Sera’s report. “Israel carries out similar disinformation campaigns through newspapers from time to time,” one source said.

Eight people were injured in the explosion. Nobody claimed responsibility for the attack but officials pointed to the PKK, suggesting that the goal was to foment chaos ahead of Turkey’s June 12 elections.

La Promotion de la Démocratie au Moyen-Orient (Transcript, French)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeIgeZEPLRo

US lawmakers forced to support Israel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqtmZrrbbL0

Israel sowing discord in Middle East

An analyst exposes the parasitic links between Western organizations and pro-Israeli groups with dissidents who cause interwoven upheavals in Middle Eastern countries.

In an interview with Press TV, investigative journalist and Middle East analyst

Maidhc Ó Cathail unravels some links between pro-Israeli groups and dissidents in the Middle East.

Exposing Democracy Promotion in the Middle East (Transcript, English)

Watch video on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4d7VqNyTHLw

Maidhc Ó Cathail
on
the tumultuous events
in the Middle East, 2011

Excerpts
from
theuglytruth.podbean.com

Edited by
argonium79

Are these uprisings
in the Middle East
spontaneous events?