Hot Damn!! Wake up to hear our elected bankers puppet David Cameron is pushing for more war... No real surprise, but some points to consider: Can we trust the information supplied from the area? As usual, the fear of a terrorist threat is being used as justification; invasion and combat will only intensify motivation for a terrorist threat, which is still less likely to kill you than a bee... The conflict of interests generated by the media mogul Rupert Murdoch who holds interests in companies like Genie Energy, which also has Jacob Rothschild of the worlds most powerful banking family on board. Dick Cheney is linked to the company too. Genie Energy is an oil and gas company with interests in the middle east. Rupert Murdoch has a vast global reach, with control over key news providers such as Press Association, News Corp, Fox News, Sky News, The Sun, The Times and The Sunday Times, VICE, VICE News and many more around the world, along with reach over the entertainment realm with 21st Century Fox, which includes 20th Century Fox and FOX amongst others. Now of course, the hacking scandal has exposed the questionable practices allowed and likely encouraged by Murdoch... it also shows close links between media and the government, most notably between the Prime Minister and Andy Coulson, though activities within the Chipping Norton set, suggest a far more intertwined network. Does David Cameron stand to financially benefit from the arms or oil and gas industries? Looking at the career of Tony Blair, or the interests of George W. Bush in Halliburton, how likely is it that in a few years time, it will come to light that David Cameron has mysteriously got richer as a result of this war? Looking at Camerons links within the fracking industry, which is of course linked into the oil and gas empires, it is fairly likely there would indeed be incentive. Thats before you consider his extensive offshore portfolio: theguardian/politics/2012/apr/20/cameron-family-tax-havens now, due to the secrecy surrounding such funds (David Cameron wont reveal his tax return for scrutiny), could there be investments within the arms industry and related areas which would benefit from military intervention? So, given that there evidently is a crisis surrounding ISIS, what is the solution? Perhaps the UK could stay out of this conflict, leaving the vast military might of the USA under Barack Obama to overcome a problem which some evidence suggests may have been created by the intelligence services, through covert means... after all, Mi5 and Mi6 are a little coy regarding the Lee Rigby case: exaronews/articles/5320/mi5-and-mi6-tell-mps-to-censor-key-report-on-lee-rigby-s-killers are we to suddenly trust those who have lied time and again?
Posted on: Sun, 17 Aug 2014 09:03:34 +0000
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