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From The Ramparts Junious Ricardo Stanton Rush To Judgment Anyone who remembers the events of September 11, 2001 also remembers several hours after the three buildings came down (when inexplicably only two were struck by airplanes!) the US mind control apparatus said Osama bin-Laden and his al-Qaeda organization were responsible for the attacks. Keep in mind the CIA Director had informed President George W Bu$h of an immanent attack weeks prior and Bu$h did nothing to prevent it. Then hours afterwards we were informed who the culprits were. How, since no investigation had been conducted? In fact the US government immediately shipped the debris from all three buildings to China so there could be no forensic investigation!? The names and identities of the "high-jackers" the media said did it were incorrect. Most were still alive and not the people the US government said they were. In fact a few of them sued the US for defamation and won. In reality there was no investigation done whatsoever. The US simply said bin-Laden did it and that was that! If ever there was a rush to judgment that was it. To augment and solidify the government's preposterous claims about Muslim fanatics who had no training flying huge airliners bum rushing cockpits, commandeering planes, maneuvering turns and dives skilled pilots could not do in those aircraft a 9-11 Commission was finally convened that was severely underfunded that had no subpoena powers to rubber stamp the government's sham narrative. September 11th set the precedent for a rush to judgment and set the tone and tenor for subsequent government policy that just coincidentally gave the Neo Cons and the Project for a New American Century cabal the "Pearl Harbor like incident" they coveted to accelerate the nation's drift towards total fascism, perpetual global warfare and imperialist plunder. 9-11 also set the precedent of using live military and civilian first responder drills as a cover for false flag operations. Since then: the London subway bombings on July 7 2004, Sandy Hook December 14, 2012, the Boston Marathon on April 15, 2013, the San Bernardino and the Paris Charlie Hebdo shootings all occurred while drills were going on nearby. There is a pattern here we need to take it into consideration especially since these incidents were used to frighten us, curtail "freedoms" "civil rights" and subject us to additional invasions of privacy under the guise of keeping us safe. Hours after the Egypt Air 804 crash we were told it was a terrorist attack despite no evidence whatsoever to support that claim. The black box had not been recovered, no debris has been examined, no satellite footage, radar or recorded radio messages have been reviewed, nothing. Yet the prevailing message in the corporate media is this was a terrorist attack. How can they be so sure? Beware another rush to judgment that will be used to boost the military industrial complex war machine, escalate the deep state global surveillance systems and push us further into a war posture. Egypt Air 804 is already being used by the establishment political class to counter Donald Trump and to a limited degree Bernie Sanders, neither of whom are staunch warmongers like Hillary Clinton. Trump takes an almost isolationist position or at least a non-intervention position on foreign policy which is not what the warmongers in New York, Washington, London and Brussels want. So whether Egypt Air 804 turns out to be due to mechanical failure, an accidental military shoot down or a terrorist attack we are being programmed and brainwashed to think terrorism whether it actually is or not. -30-
Posted By: Junious Stanton
Sunday, May 22nd 2016 at 10:18PM
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Beware of the industrial military complex, just look at Halliburton, once a struggling company, now a giant.
Sunday, May 22nd 2016 at 11:22PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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The Shadow Government which includes the international bankers, the intelligence echelon, corporate leaders big pharmaceuticals and the war machine want more war and to impose their hegemony on all mankind. Do some research on the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency of the US Defense Department and the types of projects they are working on, it will blow your mind. These guys make the Nazis look like angels.
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 11:13AM
Junious Stanton
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I am on the road now but I will do the research on this subjec.
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 1:19PM
Dea. Ron Gray Sr.
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In 1973, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) initiated a research program to investigate techniques and technologies for interlinking packet networks of various kinds. The objective was to develop communication protocols which would allow networked computers to communicate transparently across multiple, linked packet networks. This was called the Internetting project and the system of networks which emerged from the research was known as the "Internet." The system of protocols which was developed over the course of this research effort became known as the TCP/IP Protocol Suite, after the two initial protocols developed: Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP).
http://www.internetsociety.org/internet/wh...
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 2:52PM
Steve Williams
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Mr. Stanton, weather engineering could be the biggest threat the race is currently facing.
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 2:58PM
Steve Williams
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Weather modification/warfare is indeed a threat but ecocide (the poisoning of the water,soil, air, GMOs Frankenfoods, Frankenseeds and mind entrainment technology) pose a more immediate day to day threat to humanity in my opinion. For example prescription drugs kill more people in AmeriKKKa than guns or car crashes.
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 4:32PM
Junious Stanton
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GMOs at least are acknowledged, but the voters in California were dumb enough not to pass the proposition requiring their labeling. Weather engineering won't be acknowledged for years to come. Still, the government has left more than a few clues, such as Weather as a Force Multiplier: Owning the Weather in 2025.
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 4:45PM
Steve Williams
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The voters in California were inundated with conflicting political ad messages, slick anti-labeling campaigns funded by the bio-tech industry (Monsanto) which also used bribes to rig the election.
The US has suppressed the truth about GMOs for decades and fought against labeling and sharing the real deal dangers of GMOs. In the early 2000's I had Jeffrey M Smith author of Seeds of Deception on my Internet radio show and he is still waging a campaign to wake up and inform the US about the dangers of Frankenseeds, Frankenfoods and how the bio-tech industry corrupts and undermines the FDA.
Some people are aware of HAARP technology and how it has been used to impact the weather (the 2010 Haiti "earthquake" for example). US mad scientists have used weather as a weapon since the Vietnam War http://www.newworldwar.org/weatherwar.htm.
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 7:14PM
Junious Stanton
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I first read about generic engineering some 30 years ago. It's inconceivable that people could still be uniformed about it. Of course California's agricultural output exceeds all but a handful of countries so it may be just a case of putting industry before health.
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 8:41PM
Steve Williams
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The GMO bio-tech industry (Dow, Monsanto, DuPont, Bayer and other) pays good money to keep what they do quiet. Most people don't know much of the foodstuff they purchase and eat are Frankenfoods (corn, soy products, tomatoes, canola oil, etc) infested with hormones and steroids and they are now cloning animals for consumption. Canada just approved GMO salmon for consumption. Europe and Africa have been more aggressive demanding GMO labeling than here. Like most government agencies the FDA is in the pocket of the drug manufacturers and bio-tech industries does not work for the people and the corporate media shills for the ownership class the 1%.
Monday, May 23rd 2016 at 11:40PM
Junious Stanton
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An Indian cotton field, ready for the harvest Tukaram Karve/Shutterstock
Since the mid-1990s, around 300,000 Indian farmers have killed themselves—a rate of about one every 30 minutes, which is 47 percent higher than the national average. The tragedy has become entangled in the rhetorical war around genetically modified seeds.
Some anti-GMO activists, including Indian scientist and organic-farming champion Vandana Shiva, have blamed the high suicide rates directly on biotech seeds—specifically, cotton tweaked by Monsanto to contain the Bt pesticide, now used on more than 90 percent of India's cotton acreage. Shiva has gone so far as to declare them "seeds of suicide," because, she claims, "suicides increased after Bt cotton was introduced."
GMO enthusiasts, by contrast, counter that Monsanto's patented seeds are a boon to India's cotton farmers: They've boosted crop yields, driven down pesticide use, and alleviated rural poverty, a 2010 paper by the pro-industry International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA) argued.
India's shift to industrial farming left the majority of the nation's cotton farmers increasingly reliant on loans to purchase pricey fertilizers, pesticides, and eventually high-tech seeds.
So which is it? According to a recent peer-reviewed paper from a team led by Andrew Gutierrez, a professor emeritus at the University of California-Berkeley's department of environmental policy, science, and management, the situation is way too complicated to be aptly described by sound bites in a rhetorical war.
For their analysis, the team looked closely at yields, pesticide use, farmer incomes, and suicide rates in India's cotton regions, both before and after the debut of Bt seeds in 2002.
They found that on large farms with access to irrigation water, genetically modified cotton makes economic sense—paying up for the more expensive seeds helps control a voracious pest called the pink bollworm in a cost-effective way.
But 65 percent of India's cotton crop comes from farmers who rely on rain, not irrigation pumps. For them, the situation is the opposite—reliance on pesticides and the higher cost of the seeds increase the risk of bankruptcy and thus suicide, the study finds. The smaller and more Bt-reliant the farm in these rain-fed cotton areas, the authors found, the higher the suicide rate. (An analysis that largely jibes with Shiva's, apart from her heated rhetoric.)
Even so, the paper does not present Bt cotton as the trigger for India's farmer-suicide crisis. Rather, it provides crucial background for understanding how India's shift to industrial farming techniques starting in the 1960s left the majority of the nation's cotton farmers increasingly reliant on loans to purchase pricey fertilizers, pesticides, and hybrid seeds, and eventually GM seeds, making them vulnerable to bankruptcy when the vagaries of rain and global cotton markets turned against them.
The authors note that cotton has been cultivated in India for 5,000 years, and until the emergence of the slavery-dependent cotton empire in the southern United States in the early 1800s, "India was the center of world cotton innovation." In the 1970s, Indian cotton farmers turned to hybrid seeds that delivered higher yields as long as they were doused with sufficient fertilizer. Until then, the pink bollworm—the pest now targeted by Bt seeds—"was not a major pest in Indian cotton," they write. But higher-yielding plants draw more insect pests, and so the new hybrid seeds also triggered an increasing reliance on insecticides. Bollworms evolved to resist the chemical onslaught and many of their natural predators (other insects) saw their populations decline, giving the bollworms a niche. Hence when Monsanto's bollworm-targeting Bt seeds hit the market in the early 2000s, they were essentially an industrial-ag solution to a problem that had been caused by industrial agriculture.
As an alternative to Bt seeds, the paper shows, small-scale farmers can successfully plant varieties of cotton that ripen quickly, before bollworm populations emerge. As for the irrigated cotton farms that are now successfully using the Bt trait, the authors note that India's large farms, like many of California's, are tapping underground water that's "unregulated and unpriced," at rates much higher than natural recharge. They're courting a problem that may make the feared bollworm look tame by comparison: "the impending collapse of ground water levels for irrigated cotton."
http://m.motherjones.com/tom-philpott/2015...
Tuesday, May 24th 2016 at 6:53AM
Steve Williams
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Frankenseeds have created other dangerous issues for humans and nature. There are insects who are becoming resistant to the GMO pesticides on GMO crops, GMO pesticides are carcinogenic they seep into the ground water and soil as well as the plants. GMO plant pollen is spreading to non GMO fields infecting them. The major bio-tech companies are moving to gain monopoly status around the world by bribing government officials to undermine the anti-GMO movement or forcing them to use GMO seeds. Monsanto is suing small farmers forcing them to use their funds for lawyers, court fees and tying them up in protracted court battles with the goal to wipe them out by draining their resources. Cotton is just one example of how GMO Frankenseeds/foods are proliferating around the world. Most of what we are talking abut is unknown to AmeriKKKa and especially Black folks.
Tuesday, May 24th 2016 at 11:29AM
Junious Stanton
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Many good reasons have been mentioned about Frankenseeds that supports why Black Americans must have our own country especially when you said this,"Most of what we are talking abut is unknown to AmeriKKKa and especially Black folks."
Tuesday, May 24th 2016 at 11:37AM
Harry Watley
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If the bee disappears from the surface of the earth, man would have no more than four years to live. No more bees, no more pollination … no more men!” – Albert Einstein
On February 6, 2013, a village near Hopelchen, Campeche in Mexico experienced a critical loss: 1,500 colonies of honey bees completely collapsed. The bees vanished without a trace, leaving behind honey, the still-living queen, and their brood. For those in the industry, it’s just more of the same bad news. Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) has struck again.
This particular loss of bees is devastating news to the local community, which, after losing a large crop of maize this year due to drought, was depending on the production of organic honey to survive. Unfortunately, monoculture fields of GMO corn are planted nearby and very recently were inoculated with a type of pesticide called neonicoticoids, and farmers and advocacy groups alike are pointing to it as the culprit of this recent colony collapse.
The Importance of Bees
Humans and honey bees have a long, special relationship that dates back to prehistoric times. The unique properties of that liquid gold called honey has made the honey bee a valuable resource. These bees are much more important than just the honey they produce, however. One in three of the food crops we eat, including vegetables, fruits, and nuts, are dependent on these little insects for pollination. Even cotton is dependent on the honey bee.
http://www.offthegridnews.com/off-grid-foo...
Tuesday, May 24th 2016 at 1:57PM
Steve Williams
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There is speculation the bees are dying around the world due to man made electromagnetic frequencies in the air from microwaves, HAARP, over the air broadcast transmissions, electric generators etc that are interfering with the Earth's natural resonance frequency (7.83 Hz). The West is too materialistic and spiritually unconscious to realize Mother Earth is alive and has its own pulse that all creation resonates with/to. Failure to realize this basic fact and their anti nature complex are causing great damage both on the subtle frequency level and the more dense ones the white man's machines can pick up.
Some are saying the cellphones, tablets and other gadgets are causing human illness for the same reason, they are interfering with the Earth's and our natural resonate frequencies.
Tuesday, May 24th 2016 at 2:57PM
Junious Stanton
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Bisphenol-A (BPA) was first created in 1891 by a Russian chemist. By the 1930s, it was found to mimic the effects of estrogen in the human body. Still, in the 1950s, BPA found its way into industry, as a chemical that could produce strong, resilient and often transparent plastics.
BPA is also used to make BPA resins, which keep metal from corroding and breaking. As such, it now coats about 75 percent of cans in North America.
The chemical is surrounded in controversy as research continues to build that it’s detrimental to human health. Yet, the BPA market was valued at over $13 billion in 2013, and sales are set to expand 5 percent annually.
As of 2012, 10 billion pounds of BPA were produced worldwide, sales of which amount to tens of millions each day, but, as Newsweek reported:1
“…scientists suggest that might be offset by a large, hidden cost: its impact on human health.
To date, there have been around 1,000 animal studies on BPA, and the vast majority show that it causes or is linked to many health problems, from alterations in fertility to increased risk for cancers and cardiovascular problems to impaired brain development, says Frederick vom Saal, a longtime researcher of the product at the University of Missouri-Columbia.”
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles...
Tuesday, May 24th 2016 at 4:19PM
Steve Williams
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