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Showing posts with label CIA controls ISIS. Show all posts

Saturday, 22 August 2015

Religious eugenics of Saudi Arabia

It's not often that I copy an entire article from RT.com, but this one is so important that I felt compelled to push it out and ask that people share this on their social networks and websites.   The Crimes against humanity that Saudi Arabia (and it's thugs) are perpetrating IS Religious Eugenics.

Saudi Arabia is an absolute theocracy, and as such its very raison d' être is rooted within its violent and reactionary interpretation of Islam: Wahhabism, the ideology which inspired the likes of Al Qaeda and Islamic State. One of the main tenets of Wahhabism actually calls for the destruction of all religious sects, Islamic or otherwise. For Wahhabis there can be no greater glory than to massacre "apostates."

THIS is what is happening across the Middle East- from the minority groups in Iraq and Syria, to Yemen, to Bahrain .... and across Africa in places like Nigeria and the Sudan.  Mass religious genocide- Muslim against Muslim.  Funded by Saudi Arabia, the US, the UK, and Israel.

All the spin by western Media to direct attention to the "Persecution of Christians" in these areas are a blatant attempt to convince the western ignorant public that it is Islam attacking Christianity.  The number of "Christian" groups that have been killed by ISIS/ISIL/IS, AlQaeda, Al Nursa  etc... is barely a drop in the bucket in comparison to the amount of Muslim people who have been killed in pretend wars used as an excuse to cover the mass genocide of ANY muslim group that is NOT Sunni.

... One of the saddest parts of this, is that the vast majority of Sunni Muslims have no idea what is being perpetrated in the name of their religion.  They have no idea that this war has been created by the American Government Black Ops groups, to deliberately wipe out entire ethnic and religious peoples to take control of the Middle East.  To give control over to their Saudi partners.

Of course we know that it goes much deeper than that......  but just this one piece is enough to shake the world if they would just open their eyes to SEE what's going on.

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http://www.rt.com/op-edge/313117-saudi-arabia-yemen-war/

Religious eugenics: How Saudi Arabia is sponsoring a frightening new movement in the ME

Catherine Shakdam
Catherine Shakdam is a political analyst, writer and commentator for the Middle East with a special focus on radical movements and Yemen. Her writings have been published in world-renowned publications such as Foreign Policy Journal, Mintpress News, the Guardian, Your Middle East, Middle East Monitor, Middle East Eye, Open Democracy, Eurasia Review and many more. A regular pundit on RT, she has also contributed her analyses to Etejah TV, IRIB radio, Press TV and NewsMax TV. Director of Programs at the Shafaqna Institute for Middle Eastern Studies and consultant for Anderson Consulting, her research and work on Yemen were used by the UN Security Council in relation to Yemen looted funds in 2015.
© Khaled Abdullah
Blanketed by its wealth and protected by political alliances, Saudi Arabia has covertly run and promoted a new movement in the Middle East: religious eugenics, under the false pretense of opposing the rise of Iran. From Syria to Bahrain and Yemen the evidence is overwhelming.
Earlier this August, the Red Cross added its voice to those of other humanitarian and rights groups in its condemnation of Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen, lifting the lid on Riyadh's little house of horrors in southern Arabia.
In no uncertain terms Peter Maurer, the head of the international Red Cross told reporters he had seldom witnessed such degree of devastation. He said: "Yemen after five months looks like Syria after five years … The images I have from Sanaa and Aden remind of what I have seen in Syria.”
He stressed “the firepower with which this war is fought on the ground and in the air is causing more suffering than in other societies, which are stronger and where infrastructures are better off and people are wealthier and have reserves and can escape."
A country in ruins, Yemen is also a nation in permanent mourning, as every day its people are relentlessly slain - casualties of a violent and murderous colonial war - the latest victims of Riyadh's expansionist military campaign in the Middle East.
According to official UNICEF tallies, "close to 2,800 people have been killed and almost 13,000 people injured (including 279 children killed and 402 injured, respectively). An estimated 1 million people have been internally displaced (an increase of 122 percent since the crisis began), and some 400,000 people have sought protection in neighboring countries."
While such figures are horrifying, they fall short of the truth. Agencies on the ground have already said that well over 500 children have been killed in Saudi-led air raids, most specifically in northern Yemen, where the war has been most devastating and aggressive. On average, children account for a quarter of all deaths and casualties.
For those who have managed to find shelter, living conditions are catastrophic. With no water, no electricity, little food and no access to health facilities ten million children are at risk of disease and starvation - again, North Yemen has suffered the brunt of this crisis.
Never in its history has Yemen experienced such a degree of pain and utter despair. But while wars are generally ugly affairs since they require their fill of blood before the canons finally fall silent, Saudi Arabia's campaign in Yemen is far from ordinary.

But not only that, Saudi Arabia's foreign policy in the Middle East is betraying a disturbing and rather ominous covert agenda, one which resonates with ethnic engineering and religious eugenics.
And if so far few have connected the dots, their hands tied by Riyadh's overbearing and overarching control on media outlets and the grand political narrative, it is high time we learn to recognize Al Saud's campaign for what it really is: a concerted effort to cleanse the region of all religious minorities, beginning with Shia Islam, its self-appointed nemesis.
To put it in simple terms - under Saudi Arabia' suffocating grip, religious minorities are dying a slow and painful death.
From Syria to Bahrain, the kingdom's eugenics campaign threatens the region's religious and ethnic patrimonies, in a fashion reminiscent of Nazi Germany, when Jews and Gypsies were labeled undesirables.
In an interview this April, the Saudi ambassador to the United States, Adel Al-Jubeir lifted the veil on Riyadh's determination to carry through its agenda, no matter the price, no matter the impact. He asserted: "This campaign is having a huge impact in Yemen and it is not over yet. For us failure is not an option. We will destroy the Houthis if they do not come to reason."
If subtitles were running they would read - the Houthis will be destroyed because they represent a religious challenge to Wahhabism's hegemony in the region. The Houthis, and the majority of all northerners in Yemen are Zaidis, a branch of Shia Islam.
Is it then a surprise that while South Yemen has benefited from humanitarian aid, North Yemen has witnessed a spike in violence, its seaports targeted to prevent food and medicine to be ferried in? Riyadh is quite simply profiling aid to carry out its religious cleansing, punishing millions for their rejection of Riyadh's religion.
Saudi Arabia is an absolute theocracy, and as such its very raison d' être is rooted within its violent and reactionary interpretation of Islam: Wahhabism, the ideology which inspired the likes of Al Qaeda and Islamic State. One of the main tenets of Wahhabism actually calls for the destruction of all religious sects, Islamic or otherwise. For Wahhabis there can be no greater glory than to massacre "apostates."
And while Riyadh’s neo-eugenics movement has taken on different forms, operating under various denominations depending on the countries it has targeted, the underlying current has been the destruction of religious pluralism.
Let me ask you this: Is there a real difference between Manama's campaign to strip Shia Bahrainis from their nationality because the House of Al Khalifa seeks to eliminate all political and religious competition, and Islamic State’s murderous rampage against religious minorities in Iraq and Syria? And though Bahrain's campaign might appear more "elegant" in that it is more covert and pernicious, the intent remains the same.
From the language used to the policies it has carried out in the Middle East, Riyadh has pushed the sectarian card, christening the resistance movement against its eugenics movement, the so-called Shia crescent threat.
The real threat here lies with Riyadh's twisted crusade and sickening sectarian agenda.





Wednesday, 11 March 2015

There is no "News"... especially not out of Sudan

The world of "News" is seriously dead right now.  It is as if every single aspect of "News" has been gagged or smothered.  The silence is actually almost deafening at the moment.  News sites are rehashing old stories, reporting on anything they can get their hands on to try and pretend that they are reporting on "News".  Yesterday CNN's website was a complete joke- so much so that I took a screen shot of their main page just to emphasize the lack of anything even remotely resembling "News":



























When the Lack of News IS the "News", you KNOW that something is going on in the background.  I guarantee it!

Of course the other thing going on is the lack of reporting on any of the actual news that IS happening.  CNN yesterday was forced to report on the news out of Tikrit Iraq, but only because the empty void of them NOT reporting on it was becoming blatantly visible.

Then there is this piece of news..... I wonder if western media will pick this up?  And if they do, will it be because they expect the public to be to distracted to put 1+1  together and come up with the answer  1+1=?

I covered this first news story last month on Transpicuous News:

Sudan's President claims CIA and Mossad 'stand behind' Isis and Boko Haram

Omar al-Bashir says 'there is no Muslim who would carry out such acts'

Sudan’s President has claimed the CIA, America’s intelligence agency, and Israel’s Mossad are behind the Islamist militant groups Boko Haram and Isis.
Omar al-Bashir used an interview with Euronews to claim there was a connection between the American and Israeli intelligence organisations and both extremist groups.
He spoke after Isis released a video purporting to show the beheading of 21 Coptic Christians in Libya, an act that prompted Egypt to respond with air strikes avenging the massacre.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/sudans-president-claims-cia-and-mossad-stand-behind-isis-and-boko-haram-10051024.html

Continue reading HERE


Definitely no US "News" agencies covered that story, but it did get a few hits out of Europe and the UK.

BUT..... then we have this News story today:

Narrow escape for Sudanese VP as plane crashes By MOHAMMED AMIN in Khartoum | Sunday, March 1  2015 at  11:23

The wreckage of a Green Flag Aviation Company plane that crashed on its way from Sudan ruling Nation Congress Party campaign in Gadaref city in the east February 28,2015. MOHAMMED AMIN | NATION MEDIA GROUP 
Two planes carrying Sudanese government and ruling party officials crashed on Saturday, civil aviation authorities confirmed.
Those on board the ill-fated aircraft included Vice-President Hassabo Abdul Rahman.
The planes were on their way to Khartoum from campaigning for President Omar al-Bashir in Gadaref city in eastern Sudan.
Sudanese Civil Aviation Authority spokesman Abdul Hafiz Abdul Rahim told the Africa Review that all the passengers on board survived the tragedy.
“The first plane that crashed carried the Sudanese Vice-President while the other, which crashed a few hours later, had the head of the political sector of the ruling National Congress Party (NCP), Mr Hamid Momtaz,” the spokesman said.
Technical problem
Mr Rahim further stated that the cause of the air mishap involving the Green Flag Aviation Company planes, had not been established.
The Sudanese Vice-President, Mr Hassabo Abdul Rahman, has survived after his plane crashed at Khartoum airport on Saturday evening, the state news agency disclosed.
Khartoum airport manager Salah Salim also confirmed the incident.
Mr Salim attributed the cause of the incident to the natural circumstances, denying any technical problem with the planes.
http://www.africareview.com/News/Narrow-escape-for-Sudanese-VP-as-plane-crashes/-/979180/2639266/-/4ffdu1/-/index.html


Shall we take any bets on whether this gets covered in the US media?   Or better yet, will any American journalists have the balls to take out their calculators and add 1+1 ?


I will be discussing this story and the lack of "News" in the News, later on tonight on Transpicuous News, LIVE Stream on CCN  or right here on RTS (click the CCN screen on the Right side of the page), at 11pm GMT, or 7pm EST.... I think.  This "daylight savings time" thingy is ridiculous.

http://www.consciousconsumernetwork.tv/

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