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Friday, February 18, 2011 21:50

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Powerful prayer to St. Michael the Archangel – video ~ link

AVA MARIA – by Helene Fischer – video ~ link

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Current status of the Gulf Stream ~ link

Advanced Biological Warfare (article by Lord Stirling) ~ link ~ I have a link to a free movie on Hulu, BLACK DAWN: THE NEXT PANDEMIC, that is most interesting. The movie is about the spread of a naturally occurring mutation in the H5N1 virus; a rather nasty mutation that kills up to 10% of those it effects. I strongly urge people to take the time to view this movie, as it shows the impact of what a single naturally occurring virus mutation can do. In reality, a global strategic Advanced Biological-based war would be at least ten-fold as bad and more likely a hundred-fold in its impact as the viruses would be military designer-created (recombination DNA) diseases with a much stronger kill ratio (90% or higher fatality level from an infection) and there would likely be many dozens of viruses released at the same time, instead of only one disease.

Before we allow hardliners in Israel take us into yet another war, we need to take a very hard and realistic look at just what a war involving MAD on all sides would mean to Israel, to Europe, to North America and the entire world.

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Royal Burgh of Stirling Pipe Band at Stirling Castle ~ link ~ Official site ~ link

Bahrain Army open fire on protesters ~ link ~

The Bahraini Army has opened fire on pro-democracy protesters targeting at least 30 people with live ammunition, as tens of thousands of people take to the streets.

The Friday shooting came after a funeral procession held for those killed on Thursday turned into pro-democracy protests with a turnout unprecedented over the past few weeks.

Four pro-democracy protesters were killed and 231 others wounded after riot police raided the protest camp in the early hours of Thursday, when most of the demonstrators were sleeping, in an attempt to clear capital’s main square from demonstrators.

Military kills innocent Bahrains ~ link ~

A family member cries out at a funeral of an anti-government protester

Gaddafi forces try to retake seized city ~ link ~

Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi (C) leans on ouster Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak (R) and Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh (L) seen in this group picture dated October 10, 2010.

Authorities have reportedly sealed off the restive Libyan city of al-Baida hours after Pro-democracy protesters took control over the region.

Clashes erupted after government militias were deployed in the area following the incident to retake the city on Friday. Two exiled Libyan groups say the takeover came after some local police joined the protesters.

Eight injured in Jordan clashes ~ link ~

About 2,000 Jordanians took part in a demonstration in Amman Feb 18, 2011

At least eight people have been injured after a group of government supporters attacked a pro-democracy protest rally in the Jordanian capital, Amman.

About 2,000 pro-democracy protesters demanding political reforms were holding their peaceful weekly demonstration in the capital when they came under attack from pro-government activists armed with batons, pipes and stones.

According to medical sources those injured, all pro-democracy protesters, suffered fractures to the skull, arms or legs. A journalist and his son are among the injured.

Police blamed the violence on the fact that both government supporters and pro-democracy protesters staged rallies near one another at the same time in Amman.

Iran cleric warns Egyptians of US plots ~ link ~ A senior Iranian cleric has praised the Egyptian Revolution against Western-backed President Hosni Mubarak, but warned against replacing a puppet leader with another.

“Egyptian people felt humiliated for being a subsidiary to Israel and could not take it any longer and thus the youths took action,” Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati said during a Friday sermon in Tehran, IRNA reported.

Ayatollah Jannati criticized the “imprudent” US policy to adopt an ambiguous stance in support for Mubarak despite their better knowledge that the countdown had started for the dictator’s rule.

“Our concern is that lest only pawns might be replaced,” he said, warning of an “enemy” plot to sweep new US puppet into power to parry the pro-democracy uprising in Egypt.

Hapless Players in History’s Trilogy of Global Government ~ link ~ Please take the time to read all of this article at the link, it is well worth your time. Stirling

While the uprising in Egypt flared the Telegraph published a document from the U.S. Embassy in Cairo that revealed that the U.S. was secretly backing the protests. As the U.S. government and military prepared an Internet kill switch for its citizens to protect them from free speech and exaggerated cyber threats, they righteously demanded that Mubarak keep Egypt’s Internet going so that freedom could ring through the Tweets of his people. During this time, the fake conservative media fear-mongered over a possible power vacuum in Egypt and threats to the Egypt’s peace treaty with Israel if so-called fundamentalists like the Muslim Brotherhood started running the show there.

Issues like rising commodity prices no doubt were the fuel burning the revolutionary spirits of the young people who took to the streets in Egypt, but was it Egyptians who ignited that fuel? As the dollar weakens, it doesn’t take much economic savvy to realize that the prices of commodities will increase due to the dollar’s reserve status, and that this will cause understandable social upheaval, first in poorer countries, and then inevitably in supposedly wealthy, (however bankrupt) ones. The narrative that the intelligence community never saw the current uprisings coming provides a convenient and over-simplified cover for allowing a situation that ordinary people predicted years in advance to happen, and like 9/11 seems to cloak a sophisticated web of geopolitics with a blanket of alleged incompetence to hide willful participation.

Whether the protests in Egypt and now in other nations began organically and were hijacked by skilled intelligence operatives, or were started by Western intelligence agencies ahead of the projected fallout of the Fed’s quantitative easing, they are now being used as an excuse for strongmen, Western backed and otherwise, to tighten the chains around the necks of their people and for the U.S. and Israel to justify a firmer footing in the region, including beating the same drum against Iran that they’ve been beating for years.

The Islamic boogeyman is alive and well in the words of war-mongering propagandists, given fresh life by the chaos of rebellion. And while the revolutions abroad conveniently give neocons an excuse to talk about further expanding the U.S. military’s reach overseas, they also provide an easy scapegoat, superficially explaining why commodities like food and oil will continue to become more expensive. Already, trouble in the Suez Canal is being cited as cause for why we’ll have to pay more for gas. The fact that commodity prices were rising even before the uprisings occurred means very little in the dizzying world of political spin…as long as it sounds good and people buy it. Ben Bernanke would have the public believe that the Fed’s haphazard money printing and the dollar’s reserve currency status has no effect on the current reality of commodity inflation and that events like those in Egypt were the cause of higher prices rather than just another result…assuming they weren’t staged to begin with.

The notion that the United States is behind the overthrow of the Egyptian government is a very real and very probable possibility. It is also not without precedent, since the United States has overthrown many foreign governments in the past. The Suez Canal is a strategic waterway and choking off China and Russia, among other nations, from it would allow the globalists to poke an entire den of bears and incite the next great conflict…the kind that we’re taught in school allegedly got us out of the last Great Depression and led to the creation of the U.N.

What we’re witnessing is the same problem-reaction-solution dynamic that we’ve witnessed throughout history. If Americans don’t look at the deeper politics at work happening before them, and look past the latest mosaic of tyranny disguised as freedom in the form of sudden uprisings against governments that happen to be standing under the geographical archway of the New World Order, then they’re going to find themselves caught in a situation like the Egyptians find themselves in– hapless players in the final chapter of history’s trilogy of global chaos and growing world government, unable to see reality for what it is until the smoke clears and their world has drastically changed around them.

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