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"Obama the Muslim:" Ploy to Cover-up Years of US-Al Qaeda Support US establishment admits arming Al Qaeda, but blames it on "Obama the Muslim."Â by Tony Cartalucci October 24, 2012 – Neo-Conservative Frank Gaffney thinks you are stupid. After plotting for the better part of a decade, arming Al Qaeda across the Arab World in a documented conspiracy to use the notorious terror group as a proxy against Lebanon, Syria, and Iran, Gaffney and his colleagues are attempting to jettison responsibility and all the blunders that have come with the plot, on US President Barack Obama. President Obama for his part, faithfully and knowingly carried out this strategy, "heeding" signed letters sent to him from Gaffney’s warmongering circle , imploring him to not only support terrorists in Libya and Syria , but to do so more overtly.
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Following is the text of the interview:Â Q: You’ve written on unrest in Syria extensively. The opponents of the government of President Assad claim that his government has resorted to violence and killed many protesters and civilians, while the Damascus says that certain Western countries are providing the insurgents with weapons and money
Marilyn Carlson Nelson : CEO of Carlson, director of Exxon Mobil. Stephen Sestanovich : US State Department, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, CFR. Judy Shelton : director of Hilton Hotels Corporation & Atlantic Coast Airlines
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Cargill and Others Behind anti-Organic "Stanford Study" Anti-organic "study" is not news, rather, coordinated propaganda campaign. by Tony Cartalucci  September 5, 2012 – Harry Wallop of the London Telegraph ends his anti-organic food editorial with the following sentence: "Tomorrow, the baby is going to get an extra dollop of pesticide-sprayed carrots." Whether or not Wallop is as brain-addled as he leads on to being, the point of his editorial is to encourage similar attitudes amongst the Telegraph’s readership, attempting to manipulate public perception in the wake of a recent Stanford University "study" regarding organic food. Image : Conflict of interest?