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Stasi In The White House - Another World Is Possible

Stasi In The White House - Another World Is Possible

Stasi In The White House

06/22/13

Paul Craig Roberts

Strange, isn’t it, that freedom was gained in East Germany and lost in America.

On June 19, 2013, US President Obama, hoping to raise himself above the developing National Security Agency (NSA) spy scandals, sought to associate himself with two iconic speeches made at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin.

Fifty years ago, President John F. Kennedy pledged: “Ich bin ein Berliner”. In 1987, President Ronald Reagan challenged: “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall.”

Obama’s speech was delivered to a relatively small, specially selected audience of invitees. Even so, Obama spoke from behind bullet proof glass.

Obama’s speech will go down in history as the most hypocritical of all time. Little wonder that the audience was there by invitation only. A real audience would have hooted Obama out of Berlin.

Perhaps the most hypocritical of all of Obama’s statements was his proposal that the US and Russia reduce their nuclear weapons by one-third. The entire world, and certainly the Russians, saw through this ploy. The US is currently surrounding Russia with anti-ballistic missiles on Russia’s borders and hopes to leverage this advantage by talking Russia into reducing its weapons, thereby making it easier for Washington to target them. Obama’s proposal is clearly intended to weaken Russia’s nuclear deterrent and ability to resist US hegemony.

Obama spoke lofty words of peace, while beating the drums of war in Syria and Iran. Witness Obama’s aggressive policies of surrounding Russia with missile bases and establishing new military bases in the Pacific Ocean with which to confront China.

This is the same Obama who promised to close the Guantanamo Torture Prison, but did not; the same Obama who promised to tell us the purpose for Washington’s decade-long war in Afghanistan, but did not; the same Obama who promised to end the wars, but started new ones; the same Obama who said he stood for the US Constitution, but shredded it; the same Obama who refused to hold the Bush regime accountable for its crimes against law and humanity; the same Obama who unleashed drones against civilian populations in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Yemen; the same Obama who claimed and exercised power to murder US citizens without due process and who continues the Bush regime’s unconstitutional practice of violating habeas corpus and detaining US citizens indefinitely; the same Obama who promised transparency but runs the most secretive government in US history.

The tyrant’s speech of spectacular hypocrisy elicited from the invited audience applause on 36 occasions. Like so many others, Germans proved themselves willing to be used for Washington’s propaganda purposes.

● Here was Obama, who consistently lies, speaking of “eternal truth.”
● Here was Obama, who enabled Wall Street to rob the American and European peoples and who destroyed Americans’ civil liberties and the lives of vast numbers of Iraqis, Afghans, Yemenis, Libyans, Pakistanis, Syrians, and others, speaking of “the yearnings of justice.” Obama equates demands for justice with “terrorism.”
● Here was Obama, who has constructed an international spy network and a domestic police state, speaking of “the yearnings for freedom.”
● Here was Obama, president of a country that has initiated wars or military action against six countries since 2001 and has three more Muslim countries–Syria, Lebanon, and Iran–in its crosshairs and perhaps several more in Africa, speaking of “the yearnings of peace that burns in the human heart,” but clearly not in Obama’s heart.

Obama has turned America into a surveillance state that has far more in common with Stasi East Germany than with the America of the Kennedy and Reagan eras. Strange, isn’t it, that freedom was gained in East Germany and lost in America. At the Brandenburg Gate, Obama invoked the pledge of nations to “a Universal Declaration of Human Rights,” but Obama continues to violate human rights both at home and abroad.

Obama has taken hypocrisy to new heights. He has destroyed US civil liberties guaranteed by the Constitution. In place of a government accountable to law, he has turned law into a weapon in the hands of the government. He has intimidated a free press and prosecutes whistleblowers who reveal his government’s crimes. He makes no objection when American police brutalize peacefully protesting citizens. His government intercepts and stores in National Security Agency computers every communication of every American and also the private communications of Europeans and Canadians, including the communications of the members of the governments, the better to blackmail those with secrets. Obama sends in drones or assassins to murder people in countries with which the US is not at war, and his victims on most occasions turn out to be women, children, farmers, and village elders. Obama kept Bradley Manning in solitary confinement for nearly a year assaulting his human dignity in an effort to break him and obtain a false confession. In defiance of the US Constitution, Obama denied Manning a trial for three years. On Obama’s instructions, London denies Julian Assange free passage to his political asylum in Ecuador. Assange has become a modern-day Cardinal Mindszenty.[*]

This is the Obama who asked at the orchestrated event at the Brandenburg Gate: “Will we live free or in chains? Under governments that uphold our universal rights, or regimes that suppress them? In open societies that respect the sanctity of the individual and our free will, or in closed societies that suffocate the soul?”

When the Berlin Wall came down, the Stasi Spy State that suffocates the soul moved to Washington. The Stasi is alive and well in the Obama regime.

Obama’s speech at the Brandenburg Gate

[*] Jozsef Mindszenty was the leader of the Hungarian Catholic Church who sought refuge from Soviet oppression in the US Embassy in Budapest. Denied free passage by the Soviets, the Cardinal lived in the US Embassy for 15 years as a symbol of Soviet oppression.

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Paul Craig Roberts - Economist, Co-Founder of Reaganomics & Acclaimed Author - Dr. Roberts is a graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology and holds a Ph.D. from the University of Virginia. He was a post-graduate at the University of California, Berkeley and at Merton College, Oxford University. His first scholarly article (Classica et Mediaevalia) was a reformulation of "The Pirenne Thesis."

In Alienation and the Soviet Economy (1971), Roberts explained the Soviet economy as the outcome of a struggle between inordinate aspirations and a refractory reality. He argued that the Soviet economy was not centrally planned, but that its institutions, such as material supply, reflected the original Marxist aspirations to establish a non-market mode of production. In Marx's Theory of Exchange (1973), Roberts argued that Marx was an organizational theorist whose materialist conception of history ruled out good will as an effective force for change.

From 1975 to 1978, Roberts served on the congressional staff. As economic counsel to Congressman Jack Kemp he drafted the Kemp-Roth bill (which became the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981) and played a leading role in developing bipartisan support for a supply-side economic policy. His influential 1978 article for Harper's, while economic counsel to Senator Orrin Hatch, had Wall Street Journal editor Robert L. Bartley give him an editorial slot, which he had until 1980. He was a senior fellow in political economy at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, then part of Georgetown University.

From early 1981 to January 1982 he served as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy. President Ronald Reagan and Treasury Secretary Donald Regan credited him with a major role in the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981, and he was awarded the Treasury Department's Meritorious Service Award for "outstanding contributions to the formulation of United States economic policy." Roberts resigned in January 1982 to become the first occupant of the William E. Simon Chair for Economic Policy at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, then part of Georgetown University. He held this position until 1993. He went on to write The Supply-Side Revolution (1984), in which he explained the reformulation of macroeconomic theory and policy that he had helped to create.

He was a Distinguished Fellow at the Cato Institute from 1993 to 1996. He was a Senior Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution.

In The New Color Line (1995), Roberts argued that the Civil Rights Act was subverted by the bureaucrats who applied it and, by being used to create status-based privileges, became a threat to the Fourteenth Amendment in whose name it was passed. In The Tyranny of Good Intentions (2000), Roberts documented what he saw as the erosion of the Blackstonian legal principles that ensure that law is a shield of the innocent and not a weapon in the hands of government. (Wikipedia.com)
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Germans accuse U.S. of Stasi tactics before Obama visit | Reuters

Germans accuse U.S. of Stasi tactics before Obama visit | Reuters

Germans accuse U.S. of Stasi tactics before Obama visit

By Noah Barkin

BERLIN | Tue Jun 11, 2013 11:52am EDT

(Reuters) - German outrage over a U.S. Internet spying program has broken out ahead of a visit by Barack Obama, with ministers demanding the president provide a full explanation when he lands in Berlin next week and one official likening the tactics to those of the East German Stasi.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman has said she will raise the issue with Obama in talks next Wednesday, potentially casting a cloud over a visit that was designed to celebrate U.S.-German ties on the 50th anniversary John F. Kennedy's famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech.

Government surveillance is an extremely sensitive topic in Germany, where memories of the dreaded Stasi secret police and its extensive network of informants are still fresh in the minds of many citizens.

In a guest editorial for Spiegel Online on Tuesday, Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger said reports that the United States could access and track virtually all forms of Internet communication were "deeply disconcerting" and potentially dangerous.

"The more a society monitors, controls and observes its citizens, the less free it is," she said.

"The suspicion of excessive surveillance of communication is so alarming that it cannot be ignored. For that reason, openness and clarification by the U.S. administration itself is paramount at this point. All facts must be put on the table."

Markus Ferber, a member of Merkel's Bavarian sister party who sits in the European Parliament, went further, accusing Washington of using "American-style Stasi methods".

"I thought this era had ended when the DDR fell," he said, using the German initials for the failed German Democratic Republic.

Opposition parties have jumped on the issue, keen to put a dampener on the Merkel-Obama talks and prevent them from boosting the chancellor as she gears up for a September parliamentary election in which she is seeking a third term.

"This looks to me like it could become one of the biggest data privacy scandals ever," Greens leader Renate Kuenast told Reuters.

TEMPERED ENTHUSIASM

Obama is due to land in Berlin on Tuesday night, hold talks and a news conference with Merkel on Wednesday and then give a speech in front of thousands at the Brandenburg Gate.

It is his first trip to the German capital since he passed through in 2008 during his first campaign for the presidency, giving a speech at the Victory Column in the Tiergarten park that attracted 200,000 adoring fans.

Five years on, Germans are still enamored of Obama: a poll last week showed 82 percent view him favorably.

But his failure to close the Guantanamo Bay military prison, extensive use of drones to kill suspected al Qaeda militants and the latest revelations about the secret surveillance program, codenamed PRISM, have tempered enthusiasm.

According to documents leaked to the Washington Post and Guardian newspapers, the program gave U.S. officials access to emails, web chats and other communications from companies likeGoogle, Facebook, Twitter and Skype.

Obama has defended it as a "modest encroachment" on privacy and reassured Americans that no one is listening to their phone calls.

But U.S. law puts virtually no eavesdropping restrictions on the communications of foreigners, meaning in theory that Washington could be delving into the private Internet communications of Germans and other Europeans.

Peter Schaar, the German official with responsibility for data privacy, said this was grounds for "massive concern" in Europe.

"The problem is that we Europeans are not protected from what appears to be a very comprehensive surveillance program," he told the Handelsblatt newspaper. "Neither European nor German rules apply here, and American laws only protect Americans."

(Additional reporting by Andreas Rinke; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)

German artist protests U.S. 'Stasi' on embassy wall and Web | Reuters

German artist protests U.S. 'Stasi' on embassy wall and Web | Reuters

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BERLIN | Tue Jul 9, 2013 10:12am EDT

(Reuters) - A German artist who beamed the words "United Stasi of America" onto the wall of the U.S. embassy in Berlin says Washington's spy methods make the former East German secret police look like boy scouts.

A video of Oliver Bienkowski's artwork is fast becoming a hit on the Internet in Germany, tapping into widespread outrage over U.S. surveillance programs revealed by fugitive ex-National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden.

Government eavesdropping is a highly sensitive topic in Germany, evoking memories of the Nazi Gestapo and the Stasi security police, which used a vast network of informants to crush dissidents in communist East Germany.

Chancellor Angela Merkel has sought explanations from the United States. With an election looming in September, her opponents have tried to turn the matter into a campaign issue, with some demanding a halt to EU-U.S. trade talks unless Washington allays German concerns.

"The Stasi would have dreamt of being able to do what the Americans are doing," said Bienkowski, 31. "The Stasi look like a bunch of boy scouts compared to what the NSA is doing. It's the real deal in terms of a secret service with modern technology at their disposal. It's far more dangerous."

A spokesman for the U.S. embassy, in the heart of Berlin near the Brandenburg Gate, said the artist's stunt was "funny, but anyone who makes this comparison knows neither the Stasi nor the United States".

Respected German news magazine Der Spiegel reported late last month, citing an internal NSA document, that the United States taps half a billion phone calls, emails and text messages inGermany in a typical month and has classed its biggest European ally as a target similar to China.

German government spokesman Steffen Seibert said on Monday that talks between European Union and U.S. experts to clarify the NSA's activities were starting this week in parallel to the transatlantic free trade talks.

Bienkowski's slogan, beamed onto the south wall of the U.S. embassy with a powerful projector late on Sunday night, was briefly visible throughout the neighborhood. He said police stopped him after a few minutes, telling him he needed a permit for the artwork.

A video of the incident has gathered more than 42,000 hits on YouTube, and the artist made the front page of Bild, Germany's best-selling daily with more than 12 million readers.

(Editing by Mark Trevelyan)

Obama's 'Stasi' scandal in German spotlight - Features - Al Jazeera English

Obama's 'Stasi' scandal in German spotlight - Features - Al Jazeera English

Obama's 'Stasi' scandal in German spotlight

Revelations over NSA spying are threatening president's European trip. Sam Bollier Last Modified: 17 Jun 2013 20:18

Merkel turned down Obama's request to speak at Berlin's historic Brandenburg Gate in 2008 [EPA]

Fifty years ago this month, US President John F Kennedy delivered his famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech in West Berlin, a fiery call to solidarity with democratic West Germany at the height of the Cold War. Barack Obama will make his first visit to the German capital as president of the United States on Tuesday, in a trip meant to mark 50 years of German-US friendship since JFK's speech. Obama is no stranger to Berlin: In July 2008, before he was elected president, about 200,000 adoring Germans thronged the candidate as he delivered a speech in front of the city's Victory Column. The "Obamamania" that swept across Europe that summer was particularly fervent in Germany, the EU's most populous country and biggest economy On Wednesday, the US president will become the third - after Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton - to speak in front of the historic Brandenburg Gate, to a crowd of about 4,000 invited guests. Obama is set to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel for talks and a dinner at the Charlottenburg Palace. The two leaders will discuss Syria, Iran, Afghanistan, and the economy, among other topics, said US Ambassador Philip Murphy. 'Yes we scan' Yet even if Obama's speech is a rousing success - and polls show he is still quite popular in Germany, with more than 80 percent viewing him favourably - recent news about the US National Security Agency's wide-rangingsurveillance programmes could mar the president's visit. The revelations about the programmes, which monitor the internet communications of millions of people around the world, have sparked outrage worldwide. But Germany is especially irked. A leaked map from the NSA's Boundless Informant project appears to show that Germany was under particularly heavy US surveillance. [The PRISM programme] is focused very specifically on one goal, which is ... how do we disrupt terrorist activity, how do we mitigate security threats, both to us and to Germany. Ben Rhodes, deputy US national security adviser, And given their history, Germans value their privacy - for decades, East Germany's feared Stasi, or secret police, ran an extensive and highly effective spying programme on its own citizens. As a result, Germany today boasts some of the strongest privacy laws in the world. The German government has been alarmed by the news, with Justice Minister Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger writing in an opinion editorial for Der Spiegel: "The suspicion of excessive surveillance of communication is so alarming that it cannot be ignored. For that reason, openness and clarification by the US administration itself is paramount at this point." Markus Ferber, a German member of the European Parliament who belongs to the Christian Social Union party, referred to PRISM as "American-styleStasi tactics" when the news broke, according to Reuters. "You can't ignore civil rights only because of fighting against terrorism," Ferber told Al Jazeera. German government spokesperson Steffen Seibert said that Merkel "will surely address" the surveillance programme during Obama's visit. For his part, Ben Rhodes, a deputy US national security adviser, sought to assuage German concerns, telling the AFP news agency that the PRISM programme "is focused very specifically on one goal, which is, you know, how do we disrupt terrorist activity, how do we mitigate security threats, both to us and to Germany". Meanwhile, Germany's Pirate Party - which is staunchly opposed to government eavesdropping - has planned ademonstration against PRISM on June 19, under the motto "Yes We Scan" - a pun on the "Yes We Can" slogan of Obama's 2008 campaign. Arming Syria's rebels Syria is also expected to be an item on Obama and Merkel's agenda. The US recently announced it would begin providing military aid to "moderate" rebel groups within Syria, after claiming proof that the Syrian government had used chemical weapons in the course of the country's ongoing civil war. But Merkel has stuck to her line that Germany would not provide arms to the rebels "under any circumstances". Hans Kundnani, editorial director at the European Council on Foreign Relations, told Al Jazeera that Germans were "alarmed about the direction that France and Britain - and now the US - seem to be moving in terms of thinking of arming rebels". Germany - which has been wary of participating in military interventions since World War II - similarly sat out the 2011 NATO intervention in Libya. That campaign, spearheaded by France and the United Kingdom and supported by the US, led to the downfall of longtime Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Former MP and Middle East expert Jurgen Todenhofer finds Germany's Syria stance reasonable, given the makeup of the rebel forces. The German government does not wish to act militarily, he says, because it "see[s] that a high percentage of the rebels are extremists. It's no longer the young, sympathetic, democratic demonstrators". Yet despite differences on Syria, a foreign ministry spokesperson said on Friday that Germany "respected" the US decision to provide aid to the Syrian rebels, though it would not do so itself. Free trade agreement The allies' differences on fiscal policy have been more contentious. Obama has long been critical of austerity policies supported by Germany, such as tax hikes and lower spending, aimed at reducing budget deficits across the eurozone's debt-strapped countries. Compared to many eurozone countries, the US response to the global recession has emphasised boosting growth rather than lowering debt. In the past, Obama has advised European leaders to boost spending as well, but Merkel has defended the austerity approach. What Obama and Merkel can agree on is more free trade. The leaders will likely discuss the Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), an agreement aiming to remove trade barriers between the US and countries in the European Union. Last Friday, the European Commission opened negotiations on TTIP, which Merkel has said she will throw her "full political weight" behind. The Economist claims that getting rid of tariffs could boost GDP in the EU by 0.4 percent, and in the US by 1 percent. "Given that the US and Europe disagree on how to weigh austerity and stimulus measures, this is also one of the reasons why they focus on the TTIP," Henriette Rytz, a researcher at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, told Al Jazeera. "It's a different tool - it's a tool of free trade, it's a tool they can both agree on, and they both see lots of benefits. And it is something that is easier to pass." Rational and cautious As campaigners, Merkel and Obama are a study in contrast: Obama is a riveting orator, whereas Merkel is decidedly less charismatic. But despite their different styles, Kundnani says, "their approach to politics is not entirely dissimilar. They're both rational, cautious kinds of figures in terms of the way they actually make policy". Rhodes, Obama's deputy national security adviser, sees another similarity between the two: "They're both kind of outsiders: an African-American from Hawaii and a woman from East Germany." As a presidential candidate in 2008, Obama had asked to speak in front of the Brandenburg Gate on his Germany visit - but Merkel snubbed his request. During her visit to the US in 2011, when Obama presented Merkel with the Presidential Medal of Freedom and feted her with a state dinner, the German chancellor reportedly grinned and told the US president: "I can promise that the Brandenburg Gate will be standing for some time to come." On Wednesday, Obama will finally get his chance to speak from the historic platform.

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Posted on April 30, 2013 by Lissakrhumanelife

 Reblogged from Victim OF NWO COINTELPRO GANG STALKING:

At their home - this is done to me everyday, year after year, state after state.

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It's relentless, and get's worse

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TAPS Petition to investigate organized gang stalking

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      RT Sterling
      Lima, OH

Support of this petition is important not only to former victims of gangs stalking but current and future victims as well. Support of this petition is important because law enforcement and leaders of the civil sector have ignored citizens pleas for help and assistance for the past several years. Support of this petition is important to stop the on going torture and harassment of targets across the country. To recognize and stop the deployment of technology both physical and psychological against targets where this process is unknown and unwelcome by them. That the individuals responsible for organizing and financing gangs stalking shall be held accountable and imprisoned for their actions against society, that the ill gotten gains and personal possessions of the organizers of gang stalking should be seized and distributed amongst legitimate victims.

To:
Congress, United States Congress 

I just signed the following petition addressed to: Congress.

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Authorize a civilian committee to investigate gang stalking

Support of this petition is important not only to former victims of gangs stalking but current and future victims as well. Support of this petition is important because law enforcement and leaders of the civil sector have ignored citizens pleas for help and assistance for the past several years. Support of this petition is important to stop the ongoing torture and harassment of targets across the country. To recognize and stop the deployment of technology both physical and psychological against targets where this process is unknown and unwelcome by them. That the individuals responsible for organizing and financing gangs stalking shall be held accountable and imprisoned for their actions against society, that the ill gotten gains and personal possessions of the organizers of gang stalking should be seized and distributed amongst legitimate victims.
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Sincerely,

Sincerely,
[Your name]

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Gang Stalking: Silence is not golden

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2008

Silence is not golden

I recently saw the news that Israel had used air-strikes on Palestine and had killed over 200 people.

There were discussions about this on the forums and all over the place, but what was also being discussed was the fact that President Elect Obama had remained silent.

He apparently at the time of those postings had not come out and commented. To say that this was disappointing would be an understatement. Some of the comments were things like, is this the change he promised us? Another poster was like, I knew we could not trust him, another was more hopeful and thought maybe he was just waiting to say something. I personally don't know what the truth is, personally I am just going to wait and see.

I can tell you however a few things that I have been seeing lately. After Obama pulled that shirt off stunt, some of the people more than ever, have been expecting their Camelot back. At a time when things are really not looking good, something about Obama reminds these people, and I say these people, because it's not just Americans, it remind and makes many people hopeful. They don't just like him, many of these people, seem to love him.

The other thing about this incident is people are disappointed because they are looking to him for leadership. I know he is only the president elect currently, but that does not seem to matter to many, they are looking to Obama, for guidance and leadership.

The other thing about Obama is he reminds some people of Martin Luther King Jr, but Martin Luther King Jr, knew that "injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere", that's why he could not remains silent about Vietnam. If he had not spoken about Vietnam, they might have let him live, but he did not remain silent, he knew that "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy", and thus he spoke up and spoke out, and the people loved him for it, and many are again expecting a similar type of leadership.

I just think that if Obama is not going to be that type of leader, he should speak now or forever hold his peace, cause he is just going to end up breaking their hearts, and that's not cool. These people believe in him, and as far as the polls are concerned, he is the most popular President in the last three decades. That says a lot.

http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article6619.shtml

[quote]Israel is "our strongest ally in the region and its only established democracy," Obama said, assuring his audience that "we must preserve our total commitment to our unique defense relationship with Israel by fully funding military assistance and continuing work on the Arrow and related missile defense programs." Such advanced multi-billion dollar systems he asserted, would help Israel "deter missile attacks from as far as Tehran and as close as Gaza." As if the starved, besieged and traumatized population of Gaza are about to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Obama offered not a single word of criticism of Israel, of its relentless settlement and wall construction, of the closures that make life unlivable for millions of Palestinians.

There was no comfort for the hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza who live in the dark, or the patients who cannot get dialysis, because of what Israeli human rights group B'Tselem termed "one cold, calculated decision, made by Israel's prime minister, defense minister, and IDF chief of staff" last summer to bomb the only power plant in Gaza," a decision that "had nothing to do with the attempts to achieve [the] release [of a captured soldier] nor any other military need." It was a gratuitous war crime, one of many condemned by human rights organizations, against an occupied civilian population who under the Fourth Geneva Convention Israel is obligated to protect. [/quote]

As for me and my opinion. I don't know how to not be outspoken, so let me tell you that I think air-strikes on Palestinians is wrong, it's not nice and I condemn it. I know that Palestine is not always innocent in their actions, but I also know that they are also provoked into taking action and lashing out. The knife cuts both ways, and no party is innocent here. However one party has airplanes, and tanks, and more fire power than a bunch of rockets.

I know many people are saying well then Palestine should sit back, shut up and take it, cause they know they are going to get their butts kicked, but it doesn't work that way. As a target of Gang Stalking and the underdog in a really horrible situation of state oppression, I am in the unique position to be able to sympathise with the underdog.

The same way I consistently hope that my fellow citizens will raise up their voices and condemn what is happening to me and other targets as unjust and do something about it, is the same way I am speaking up and saying that what is happening to these people is unjust.

Two things come to mind. Recently this year Israel closed the borders with Palestine. I found out recently what this meant. This meant that organizations like the Red Cross could not get food and other supplies into the people of Palestine. This also means that no one can leave and no one can enter, that's means you turned them into a prison. A prison where people are starving and dying, and the people can't leave to save themselves, and the people who are trying to get in to help them can not. That is unjust and not nice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSzn7XLLM7c

The other thing I found out recently is that Israel are trying to get the people of Palestine to become snitches. You know how I feel about this. If they can turn those people into snitches, then this global surveillance society is just one step closer. The U.S. has accomplished this in Iraq, and Palestine is one more area where this needs to be accomplished. Apparently
imprisoning and starving people is a good way to do this. Uncool.

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/aug/04/israelandthepalestinians.middleeast1/print

Israel's secret police pressuring sick Gazans to spy for them, says report·
Treatment only offered to would-be informants

Monday 4 August 2008

Israel's secret police are pressuring Palestinians in Gaza to spy on their community in exchange for urgent medical treatment, according to a report released today by an Israeli human rights organisation.

Physicians for Human Rights says the Shin Bet began interrogating Palestinian patients seeking permission to travel from Gaza to Israel for crucial medical help after Israel blockaded and then declared the tiny territory an enemy entity more than a year ago.

Typically, patients are taken to a small, windowless room, underground, beneath the security terminal at Erez, the only passenger crossing that remains open between Gaza and Israel, where they are questioned by Shin Bet agents for hours, the report says.

Refusal to cooperate often results in the denial of medical treatment. Based on the testimonies of more than 30 Palestinians - 11 of which are published - the report says the Shin Bet is using coercion and extortion to force patients to collaborate.

"They took me through underground passages and made me sit in another waiting room for almost 45 minutes. A man approached me and called me to another room for interrogation. He asked me to sit down and presented himself as Moshe," Bassam al-Wahidi, a Fatah-aligned journalist, said in his affidavit to Physicians for Human Rights.

"After all my responses he said to me: 'I want to talk to you openly when you return from Israel so that you will have an acceptable reputation on the Israeli side. Either you make contact with me and agree to my demands, or you will not get any medical treatment which will cause you to be blind and you will become a burden to your family and friends,'" Wahidi said in his affidavit.
But he said he refused and was forced to return to Gaza without receiving any treatment. Now the 28-year-old, who married a year and a half ago, is completely blind in his right eye and losing the vision in his overstrained left eye.

"I might divorce because I can't stand in front of my wife as a disabled person," Wahidi said .[/quote]

I don't have a problem condemning unjust actions when I see it. I know both parties have been at fault in the past, but this air-strike was unkind and cruel.

As a target of Gang Stalking I am the underdog at times against state oppression, my fellow citizens are used to provoke me, and other Targeted Individuals, if we lash out in public at anytime, it is the target who will be portrayed as the aggressor, and the belligerent one, who is causing all the trouble, but the unseen side of that, the side that is not reported, is that our lives are being messed with and interfered with on a daily bases, in unspeakable ways. Yet if we lash out, we are the aggressors.

The situation in the middle East is not an easy one. I often think, what would King Solomon do if he was alive today, and having to deal with this situation? For those who don't know Solomon was an old testament King, he is famous for helping two women who both claimed a baby was theirs, he decided to see how they would react if he split the baby in half, the real mother said no go ahead and give the baby to the other woman, and the other woman was ok with splitting the baby apart. He is known for his vast wisdom, his leadership, and he was an amazing king, probably one of the best old testament Kings that Israel had. He was a just king, his wisdom endeared him to not only the people of Israel but to those far and wide, even causing the Queen of Sheba to come from her nation to pay him a visit.

I often wonder what such leaders of the past would say about the situations in this time period. What would Martin Luther King Jr say? What would Solomon do? We can only guess in some cases, but we do have leaders in this time period, some of which the people are counting on to make the right decisions for them and others. History will remember this time and the actions or in actions that accompanied it. I would like this time to be remembered as a time of change for
the better, not for it's silence and in actions.

Labels: Citizen Informants, conspiracy of silence, Domestic Spying, gang stalking, Human Rights, Inaction, injustice, Isreal, Martin Luther King Jr,Obama, Palestine, snitching, Solomon

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We will have learnt nothing

Till The Last Palestinian Is Removed

The promise to airlift them out is just that, isn’t it? I mean they are really going to be doing something suitable arnen’t they?

I honestly thought that was the case, but the likelyhood is, that until the last is removed, and removed in the worst way possible, it will never make sense.

There is someone threatening someone, on situation of death, but like literal death, if I post, or blog about this topic, and I am having a sound of music moment about this, I am clear that I am.

The moment we can be shut down in our minds, thoughts, hearts, prayers, that the moment we are truly dead. What I am clear on now with Palestinian issue is that what they do to them, they will eventually do to us, and if they can’t do the exact same thing, they will do a near facsimile, but then I guess the world is not the correct person, and does not do the correct things.

The one thing I can say is that I am clear, well a little clear that Palestine is listed in some circles, as the largest open air prison. I recall that both borders are not always accessible, but with so much on going, I have not checked back in, and that’s the problem with humanity, we do not check back in.

If I could check the mind files, of each and every Palestinian, I would check to see if they are being air lifted out to safety, or if it’s the opposite, I suspect, and I will say this, I suspect, highly that it’s the opposite, and I think the situations that are occurring at The Robot Sentient Project will seem light in comparison to what they are ineligibling to happen to them. If they, if we sit back and ineligible this, will they not do this to us in time? As a Targeted Individual, I can confirm this in advance, sometimes, we are the only voice that we have are we not, and though we are suffering at times, and sometimes might be tempted to stay out of other situations, cuase our situations are so bad to begin with, that is the reason we at times, must be involved, and must use our voices to speak out for others, before they can not, or they might not always be eligible to, just like we might not always be eligible to, and they would also like to keep us silent would they not?

I am sure in our human lives, in our human consciences, there are times we would like to keep quite, where we think that we will protect ourselves from keeping quite, but we won’t, at least not at those incorrect times, meaning there are times we are meant to speak up, this is a time that I can, and so I do, and so I must.. We all must, or they will do the exact same things, even if they were not going to do the exact same things, speak up, because it is the correct thing to do.

Were we are as a people, if we do nothing, we will have learnt nothing. I have said it before, we mourn over the atrocities of Germany, East Germany also, atrocities, that we know naught of, except for the history books, and we hypocritically go on, about how we would not ineligible such to happen, how it should not be such a situations, but people sit back and do nothing all the time. It’s taken us years at Targets, to get our friends, family, co-workers, if ever to first even acknowledge our suffering, that there could be something wrong, something amiss, but will we not do so for others, and in time, humanity, will you not also do something, or do so for others? Humanity with your fine speeches, never again, we won’t iligible this to happen again, our speeches are fine, but if our actions, do not match up, do not put pad to foot, then we are a waste, and we will have learnt nothing, more importantly, we will have done nothing. I am not cool with that, I am not ok with that. I might not always have the answers, but at least I am clear, there still needs to be a solutions, and stop rattling on about, how if you were in that time period, you would not have done the same thing, cause we all just did, by sitting silent and doing nothing.

September 13, 2013 Posted by gangstalking | activism, Awareness | Failure, Gang Stalking,humanity, Issues, Palestine, targeted individuals