U.S. Government Funds, Supplies, and Manipulates Terrorism

Staff Writer, R. Patrick Chapman

Terrorism / US Govt
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The U.S. government has a long history arming, funding, and training "rebels" to overthrow foreign governments and terrorize their enemies. 

Unfortunately the U.S. government has turned that terror into a control and fear commodity to sell as they wish around the world, but who are the real people to blame and hold accountable? Let's see:

Ben Swann's Reality Check: The U.S. Government Created Al Qaeda

9/11 gave us the Patriot Act, NDAA indefinite detention, and torture. Now with the alleged Sony hacks and the attack on Charlie Hebdo, Americans are faced with CISPA to take more of their rights away in the name of combating "terrorism."

So who is benefiting from all this perceived "terror?" The CIA, NSA, military contractors... nowhere are Americans getting anything but lies to promote false narratives:

The so-called War Against Terrorism has been going on for quite a long time. At the same time the Islamic terrorists seem to be able to transfer millions of U.S. dollars unhampered by any significant interference from the U.S. government.

Every wire transfer in U.S. dollars anywhere in the world goes through the U.S. Federal Reserve. It's all in the Fed's computer system. At the same time, the National Security Agency has the computer capacity to record every conversation, email and text message in the world, but can't trace any dollars that fund Islamic terrorism.

Oil contracts throughout the world are carried out in U.S. dollars. How is it the Islamic State can be selling millions of dollars of oil a month? How can Iran be selling oil? Who is facilitating the transactions, all of which are in U.S. dollars? What happened to the billions of U.S. dollars of cash that the Army seemingly lost in Afghanistan and Iraq? All that cash got deposited someplace by somebody who is then spending it.  

It appears the more the U.S. government passes laws to criminalize the ordinary American, the more that same government does to support and grow terrorism.

Iran has seen much of the CIA's terrorism tactics:

Funding for their separatist causes comes directly from the CIA's classified budget but is now "no great secret", according to one former high-ranking CIA official in Washington who spoke anonymously to The Sunday Telegraph.

His claims were backed by Fred Burton, a former US state department counter-terrorism agent, who said: "The latest attacks inside Iran fall in line with US efforts to supply and train Iran's ethnic minorities to destabilise the Iranian regime."  

So the next time there is a terrorist attack, fear campaign on the news, or introduction of a bill to pass yet another draconian law aimed at American freedoms, ask yourself: why are Americans being punished for the terrorists the U.S. government keeps funding?

Here's some food for thought: 

• U.S. Fights Side-By-Side With Three Terrorist Groups In Syria

• The Redirection 

• Libyan rebel commander admits his fighters have al-Qaeda links

• It’s Official: US Funding Al Qaeda and Taliban

Why is the U.S. government promoting all of these wars? Supporting terrorism? Then installing a police state at home?

One quote that rings true: All wars are banker's wars.

Isn't it about time we took back our banking system from the Central Bankers, created and backed our own money with real assets, and imprisoned the real terrorists? Or don't you mind that the bankers are funding both sides of terrorism, regime change, and leaving you footing the entire bill? 

If you want change, start demanding it.

It is all up to you.

Source: X Republic TV, Money News,  The Telegraph, Washington's Blog, Veteran's Today,

CISPA Returns Because the Terrorists Hate Your Freedoms

Staff Writer, R. Patrick Chapman

Government / Surveillance 
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That is right, the men and women of the United States Congress hate that you are free. Besides the fact that all the surveillance you and the rest of the world are under has not stopped a terrorist attack, Congress wants to make sure that they can spy on you more anyway.

CISPA Bill Sneak Peak

Even though CISPA 2015 was introduced last Thursday, for some reason, the text of the bill has not appeared on Congress.gov. Earlier today, I called Representative Ruppersberger’s office to get a copy of the bill.

Under CISPA 2015 (HR 234), the Secretary of Homeland Security, the Attorney General, the Director of National Intelligence, and the Secretary of Defense would create the cyber threat information sharing program and also provide oversight for the program’s civil liberties protections. This is akin to allowing the foxes to guard the hen house. CISPA 2015 also mandates privacy and civil liberties reports, but allows government agencies to classify the annexes to the reports. In other words, CISPA 2015 does not intend to have any real oversight for civil liberties and privacy. Cyber threat information shared with the government would also be exempt from the Freedom of Information Act and would be a serious blow to transparency in government. Perhaps the worst thing about the CISPA 2015 bill is that it would give immunity from criminal prosecution and lawsuits to anyone sharing cyber threat information with the government. CISPA 2015 would provide for an even cozier relationship between Silicon Valley and the US government at the detriment of civil liberties and privacy for everyone else.

CISPA 2015 has now been referred to the House Committees on the Judiciary, Armed Services, Homeland Security, and Intelligence.

Why do the American people have to give up their rights to serve the paranoia of government officials? 

Who are the terrorists anyway? Ordinary citizens? The "rebels" the U.S. government funds and supplies with weapons? Or Congress itself?

Source: Pirate Times

Even If You're Disconnected from the Internet, You're Porn is Still Not Safe

Staff Writer, DL Mullan

News / Government

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Thought that headline might get your attention. The United States government has other ways to spy on you instead of breaking into encrypted routers and using Microsoft and other software updates to send them the information they need about your habits.

Okay, so the government already knows about your porn.

In the article, NSA able to target offline computers using radio-waves for surveillance, cyber-attacks, Russia Today details how the National Security Agency uses USB devices and other connections to spy on at least 100,000 computers worldwide. 

A 2008 map, revealed in the Snowden leaks, offers 20 programs to gain access to major fiber optic cables in the US and places like Hong Kong and the Middle East. The map indicates that the US has already conducted “more than 50,000 worldwide implants.” Though a more recent budget document said that by the end of 2013, the figure would be at around 85,000. A senior officials told The Times the figure was more like 100,000.

This unlimited power seems to be getting a little more than creepy, isn't it?

“What’s new here is the scale and the sophistication of the intelligence agency’s ability to get into computers and networks to which no one has ever had access before,” James Andrew Lewis, cyber security expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, told The Times. “Some of these capabilities have been around for a while, but the combination of learning how to penetrate systems to insert software and learning how to do that using radio frequencies has given the U.S. a window it’s never had before.”

Like maybe Chinese military secrets? No? Still think the NSA is after your porn? Think again.

How many breaches in security of top retailers have been happening over the last few years? Millions of people's personal information, banking account numbers, pin numbers, credit card numbers have been stolen during the height of the shopping seasons. All to make you afraid and that you need the government's help protecting you from the very people who are most likely causing the breaches.

The NSA is gathering massive information on everyone against their protected rights and privacy. You may wonder why the United States government would create such mayhem? Well, let's break it down.

The U.S. government launched a worm into Iranian computers at a nuclear facility a few years back. "Computer security experts who began studying the worm, which had been developed by the United States and Israel, gave it a name: Stuxnet." Then the very government who unleashed the computer virus could not control it and the U.S.-made Stuxnet became a real threat to water treatment and other government facilities here in America.  Smart bunch that is.

We can agree that the United States has the programming capability and technology to do damage across the globe with worms, break into encrypted routers, enter into computers via USB devices and radio waves. 

Congress has tried to pass laws like SOPA, CISPA for years now in order to gain complete and utter control of the internet. With TPP, the United States is trying ways to circumvent the public outrage associated with governmental controls on the free internet and free speech. 

What is the best way to convince Americans to allow the government to walk all over them and take their rights away? Create a horrible situation for the people to react to and demand resolution... of course, at the cost of a little more of their freedoms will the government fix what they broke.

Cyber attacks on retailers. Stealing the personal information of shoppers. The United States government has the means, motive, and opportunity to create events that will lead up to a huge breach and public outcry.

Problem, reaction, solution, the government's modus operandi for passing legislation against the American people. 

Oh and it's for the "common good." Really? For whom?

So if you really want to safeguard your porn, then you best be hiding it under your mattress because the United States government appears to be hell bent on filing your dirty little secrets away for a rainy day and if that doesn't work, well, then we'll have a fake cyber attack so you will hand over all of your last remaining rights and pride to the big hypocrites in Washington, D.C.

Source: Russia Today, CBS News, New York Times,