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Jabberwocky

US citizen originally from the UK with a scientific background - PhD in biotech area.

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  • Secrecy pact over Israel's nukes, reached by Nixon and Meir, serves policy of 'nuclear coercion' to avoid peace deal
    • Jabberwocky May 8, 2012 at 9:10 pm

      Final Judgement details the very strong links between James Angleton in the CIA (link to en.wikipedia.org
      and Israel.

      Angleton was a key supporter and it is likely that he was part of the cabal that was involved with the JFK assassination. In fact a US court verdict found the CIA to be complict. This was a cover to use CIA, anti-Castro elements to create confusion while Lansky and his friends did the deed.

    • Jabberwocky May 7, 2012 at 11:45 pm

      The blocks to an investigation into NUMEC are clearly identified in a GOA report that show that for 13 years US officials were prevented from getting to the bottom of the situation - the lobby at work!

      link to original.antiwar.com

      In terms of JFK and potential Israeli involvement in his assassination I suggest that you search for "Final Judgement" by Michael Collins Piper; he is a little rambling in his writing but pulls together a lot of information that is very intriguing about the links between various players like Meyer Lansky and Israeli intelligence. JFK was assassinated just a few months after he gave Israeli an ultimatum on their nuclear program - an existential threat from an Israeli perspective.

  • My spirit is American (a religious manifesto)
    • Jabberwocky April 3, 2012 at 12:30 am

      A great piece Phil that provides a thoughtful insight into balancing religious and secular experiences.

      I would be interested to understand how teaching at synagogues goes beyond Judaism to build Zionist indoctrination.

  • Rockets are collective punishment
    • Jabberwocky March 21, 2012 at 10:23 pm

      The terrorism of the Israeli colonizers in the West Bank does not only consist of acts of blatant violence and shooting. We should also consider their theft and control of the water, destruction of agricultural crops and the theft of private property.

      This would define the majority as terrorists.

  • The myth of Israel's favorable treatment of Palestinian Christians
  • Taking Israel at its word, Florida legislature passes one-state resolution
    • Jabberwocky March 14, 2012 at 12:21 am

      It is hardly democracy when another country bribes US politicians and gets away with it.

      It is hardly democracy when unelected ziocon members of the Department of Defense, Office of Special Plans, circumvent the elected officals and government experts with lies, intimidation, etc and push a war through deceit.

      It is hardly democracy when these same sayanim officials are providing secret US government documents to Israel and only one - Larry Franklin - goes to jail.

      The US democracy has been co-opted by illegal and non-democratic actions of Israel which are protected by their sayanim in the government and main stream media.

      That is why places like Mondoweiss need to be more broadly read.

  • Exclusive Excerpt: Miko Peled's 'The General's Son: Journey of an Israeli in Palestine'
    • Jabberwocky March 11, 2012 at 9:18 pm

      Gilad - I actually agree that the story of Jesus cannot be proven, not sure about Mohammad as that was later and I have not looked at the evidence. However, the key point is that only Zionists use a religious text based on fairy tales as a Title Deed!

      If you look at the history of the region, it has been under the control of various empires for millenia:

      link to juancole.com

      The Arabs were obviously very upset and some became violent when they discovered that the guests that they had allowed to settle in Palestine had a plan to steal their home.

      I am sure that you would not be happy with a guest (even someone who claimed to have lived in your house) visiting your home and then planning to throw you out and change the locks!

    • Jabberwocky March 11, 2012 at 5:48 am

      Gilad - what evidence is there of the actual existence of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, etc? A religious text is not factual. The story of Noah in the bible is actually from the Babylonian text / story "The Epic of Gilgamesh". Trying to base real life situations on religious fantasy is a major factor in the conflict. And in Hebron a very small Jewish community have inserted themselves in the city to 'lord it' over the Palestinians - hardly likely to engender a reconciliation when Palestinians cannot directly enter their homes because they are blocked to protect Jews!!

      The Zionist adoption of the religious Judaic texts as history is delusional and will ensure that peace will be very difficult to be achieved.

      What is needed is one country with equal rights for all - something that Palestinians originally accepted (late 19th and early 20th centuries) until they realized that the Zionists were deceiving them and planned to take over the land and disenfranchise the Palestinians. Something that is made very clear in the published writings of the early Zionists.

    • Jabberwocky March 11, 2012 at 5:39 am

      Gilad. What is Jewish History? The contemporary historical records from before CE, that have been retrieved say little about Jews. The city of Jerusalem was founded as a site for a temple to Shalem - hardly Jewish.

      Using Jewish religious texts as a basis for history is totally unacceptable and it has led to the Israeli politicization of archaeology with efforts focusing on trying to prove the religious texts rather than find the truth. I have seen original photos of carvings that were difficult to decipher being transformed by "restoration" into perfect Menorah!! Simply to reinforce the political myth.

      As regards the Temple Mount - there is a lot of evidence that the "Wailing Wall" is actually the wall from the Roman fort - Antolia and has nothing to do with a Jewish Temple.

      I am sure that there were Jewish Temples in Jerusalem and there is indisputably a religious connection to the city. However there is no need to fabricate and obscure the evidence to make it fit with a religious text that has no basis to be considered a factual record.

    • Jabberwocky March 10, 2012 at 1:56 am with 19 replies

      He did not ignore the importance of Jerusalem to Jews. Did you read the part about his origin? He describes Jerusalem as "sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims".

      You see what you want to see because you do not wish to face your own bigotry and the false history that you have based your life on - like Peled had.

      Much of Israeli "history" is fabricated myth that has no basis in fact and whenever Zionists are challenged on the facts they simply resort to insults.

      Zionist history will never be acceptable because like Israel it is based on lies and deceit.

    • Jabberwocky March 10, 2012 at 1:49 am

      All religions have issues and the world would be a better place without religious intolerance. The Islamic state of Al Andalus was a beacon for religious tolerance - especially for Jews - and was a source of many lost historical texts.

      The current focus on demonizing Islam is a strategy of the Zionist neocons who wish to create a Holy War for the west against the mainly Islamic Middle Eastern Countries to destabilize them for Israel's benefit. The Koran actually emphasizes tolerance for the Abrahamic faiths; although attacking Islam will result in reprisals. This has clearly been seen.

      This is the premise of "Clean Break" a strategy paper written by David Wurmser for the Israeli government in 1996 and adopted by the neocons in US government - Wolfowitz, Perle, Rhode, Franklin, etc. A major reason for the Iraq war.

  • Three harsh critiques of the lobby
    • Jabberwocky March 5, 2012 at 10:52 pm with 2 replies

      Baroness Tonge has not lost her post; she is simply no longer part of the Liberal Party in the House of Lords and is now effectively an Independent. Hopefully she will continue to express her views.

  • Both sides are wrong in the ‘Israel Firsters’ debate
    • Jabberwocky February 4, 2012 at 4:01 am with 2 replies

      Israel firster is a perfectly descriptive term and rightly brings up the issues of loyalty. Pressing your government to gave famine aid to Somalia does not require you to break the law or to act in a manner that is negative for your country's interests.

      Israel firsters have, in a number of cases, broken the laws of their country of origin to support Israel. NUMEC is one example of an Israel firster diverting nuclear material from the USA to Israel for weapons, after using his US nationality to set up a front company. This was against the laws of the USA and against the interests of the USA. The follow up investigation lasted 13 years and was blocked on many fronts - one can assume from influential government officials who are Israel firsters.

      Then there is the case, also documented by Grant Smith at : link to irmep.org

      It is proven that Israel firsters in the US government gave Israeli officials confidential US industry data that helped Israel in Free Trade negotiations and cost US industry business and jobs. Again this is an illegal act on behalf of a foreign state.

      Victor Ostrovsky's book "By way of deception" clearly describes that there are citizens of many countries who are willing to break the law to help Israel.

      To raise these issues is not anti-semitic as it has nothing to do with religion but loyalty to your country of citizenship and this lack of loyalty is being demonstrated by citizens of different religions.

  • 'Tablet' says writers who talk about Israel Firsters are channeling Hitler
  • Jack Ross in Brooklyn tonite-- on Elmer Berger and the 'foreign nationalism' of Zionism
    • Jabberwocky January 26, 2012 at 10:11 pm

      Victor Ostrovsky clearly indicates that dual loyalty is a major issue for zionists - who may have one nationality but overriding loyalty to Israel.

      His description of the role of the sayanim networks is disturbing in that zionists are willing to act in a way that is detrimental to their employers (Example of an aerospace company employee in France giving access to Exocet secrets) or detrimental to their countries (Jonathan Pollard, etc).

      Of course Zionist organisations wish to prevent public debate of such issues and will use charges of antisemitism to stifle discussion and prevent an airing of a zionists' overriding loyalty.

      In the current drive for war with Iran; we have key personnel in government department's who are zionists but American citizens (not dual nationals). Their loyalty appears to be helping Israel achieve its goals rather than what is in the best interests of the USA. As we all know they are aided and abetted by control of the mass media message, which has become more obvious with the advent of the Internet and alternative media outlets like MW.

      However, it would seem that the 'hidden' zionist cabal will lead the USA down the path of war which will strain the US economy and lead other countries to move away from the US $. The American people will be given some other scapegoat to blame because the mass media will maintain its zionist slant.

  • Iran sanctions backlash-- oil buyers ditch dollar
    • Jabberwocky January 26, 2012 at 10:21 pm with 5 replies

      The USA established the hegemony of the US$ at the Bretton Woods conference in 1944 while the allies were in a weakened position because of World War II:
      link to en.wikipedia.org

      The zionist sanctions that are pushed through Congress are proving to be against US economic interests and will have a major impact on the US ability to fund deficits with Treasuries as other countries move to alternative currencies.

      I doubt this will be fully explained in the mainstream media. As long as our politicians get their zionist pay checks they will continue to do whatever Israel wants.

  • Publisher of the 'Atlanta Jewish Times' suggests Mossad should assassinate Obama
    • Jabberwocky January 21, 2012 at 7:57 am

      Arrest him and send him to Gitmo under the NDAA.

      Perhaps he was thinking of the successful JFK hit as elaborated in Final Judgement.

  • 'Israel Firster' gets at an inconvenient truth
    • Jabberwocky January 21, 2012 at 7:28 am with 3 replies

      A very interesting article that demonstrates the failing attempt to control the debate by those who would put Israel's interests before those of the USA - or their country of birth.

      Can legal action be taken against Chuck Schumer et al for being in breach of their legal Oath of Office?

      What about the issue when placed in terms of the sayanim? Victor Ostrovsky clearly lays out in his book "By Way of Deception" that there are people who are willing to betray their countries for Israel. With examples of hi tech employees helping Israel steal technology from their employers, among other examples.

      This is broader and more serious than simply advocating on behalf of Israel and some Jewish people are willing to cross the line and take actions that actual harm the country of their birth. This can potentially create problems for Jewish people who have no such divided loyalties.

  • Ackerman says effort to hold Israel to int'l law is 'anti-Semitism'
    • Jabberwocky July 2, 2011 at 6:53 am

      Mr. Ackerman may not have committed treason in his actions but one can argue that he and those like him are in breach of their Oath of Office: link to conservativeusa.org

      They are not abiding by the "true and faithful" clause because they have declared allegiance to a foreign country. This is actually grounds for US citizenship to be revoked.

      Not sure how one would instigate legal action against those government officials that have declared their allegiance to Israel; as the wars we have entered into as a result of their support of Israel are not in the interests of the USA.

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