Today’s Press TV op-ed on the Egyptian coup is going viral: Egypt needs real Islamic revolution Also check out yesterday’s: FBI planned to kill Occupy leaders? And don’t miss my special radio interview with Abdullah Champeon “live from Cairo, Egypt” today, 11 a.m to noon Central!
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Live from Egypt! Special “Egyptian fireworks” show with Abdullah Champeon
Thursday, July 4th, 11 to noon Central, NoLiesRadio.org (archived here). The fireworks are exploding in Egypt, and it’s not for the Fourth of July. President Morsi has been overthrown in a coup d’état, and while some are celebrating, others are going back to the drawing boards to figure out how to free Egypt from its Rothschild overlords. See my article published today at Press TV: Egypt needs real Islamic revolution Guest Abdullah Champeon would be widely known as Wisconsin’s funniest white-boy Muslim, if I hadn’t beaten him to the punch with articles like yesterday’s Muslims defend pig farmer’s freedom. He…
FULL ARTICLEGordon Duff on Snowden, Bloomberg, and what the world is really like
Tuesday, July 2nd, 11 a.m. to noon Central (9-10 Pacific) on NoLiesRadio.org (then archived here a few hours after broadcast). Special sporadic summer broadcast! Regular programming will resume in August. When I stopped at his house on my way home from PorcFest, Gordon tried to tempt me – a good, practicing Muslim – with his ridiculously expensive wines and high-end scotch. Shame on you, Gordon! (I did drink his turbo-charged espresso, which was so strong it too should probably be declared haram) Guest: Gordon Duff, Senior Editor of Veterans Today. Did Bloomberg News Service just dream up its story about…
FULL ARTICLETwo new Press TV op-eds
The Takfiri motto: “Off with their heads!” I just published two Press TV op-eds on successive days:NSA spy scandal: It’s even worse than Snowden says * How are Takfiris, Zionists alike?
FULL ARTICLE9/11 truth graffiti – Building 7?
Now I’m not urging anyone to do this. Graffiti is illegal. But misprision of treason – knowing about an act of treason and not reporting it – is even more illegal. If you spray-paint graffiti like this and get caught, you might have to pay a fine or do some jail time. But if you fail to spread this message in any way you can, you’ve committed misprision of treason and could face life imprisonment. Or – worse – life imprisonment in your own bad conscience, knowing you were too cowardly to do the right thing. The choice is yours.
FULL ARTICLEWest, Zionists Mortally Threatened by Truth
Press TV has conducted an interview with Dr. Kevin Barrett, with the Muslim-Jewish-Christian Alliance from Wisconsin, to share his thoughts on the West’s double standards on freedom of speech. The following is an approximate transcription of the interview. Press TV: Dr. Barrett, you heard our guest there [talking about Intelsat “complying with sanctions against Iran”], your reaction. Barrett: That was the most vague and nonsensical bunch of gibberish I have heard in a long time and I’ve been up against some pretty goofy people on this show before. “It is not a breach of freedom of speech” (he says)…
FULL ARTICLEIran: Threat or Menace? Part 3: Why Iran-bashing is obligatory
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei casts the first vote in Iran’s elections Today is presidential election day in Iran. So here is the pull quote for today’s article: In Going to Tehran, the Leveretts show that there was not a shred of evidence of significant fraud in the 2009 Iranian elections – as those crying fraud implicitly admitted in their failure to even try to provide the evidence that would have been easily available had widespread fraud actually occurred. I wish the USA’s “black-box computer-fabricated” presidential elections were as honest as the Iranian ones, which use hand-counted paper ballots.-KB Iran: Threat or…
FULL ARTICLEJeffrey Goldberg confesses: The real “terror threat” is from neocons like him
My 2009 book Questioning the War on Terror began by pointing out that terrorism is less of a threat to Americans than bathtub drownings and lightning strikes. Since then, the “terror-bathtub” meme has gone viral. I push it every chance I get, and I’m hearing more and more echoes. Someone at Mossad’s psychological warfare division has apparently decided that the “terrorism is less dangerous than bathtubs” thing has become an actionable threat. So they assigned Jeffrey Goldberg, former guard at an Israeli political prison, to bash me with a bathtub. Goldberg’s new article Terrorism vs. bathtubs: the false analogy on…
FULL ARTICLEDavid Ray Griffin, Gilad Atzmon take the United Nations!
Hillel Neuer: Unwitting publicist for twoof the most important authors of our time When Israeli propagandist Sayan Hillel Neuer stood up on the floor of the United Nations and started waving around David Ray Griffin’s The New Pearl Harbor and Gilad Atzmon’s The Wandering Who?, he probably didn’t realize that he was giving priceless PR to two of the most important books of our time. And yes, “priceless” is the word. Get a load of Neuer hawking Griffin’s and Atzmon’s books: Neuer’s unintentional book-promotion stunt was meant to be part of his witch-hunt against Special UN Human Rights Rapporteur Richard…
FULL ARTICLEIran: Threat or Menace? Part 2: Candidates and Issues
In Part One of this series, I covered some important historical background to Iranian politics in general, and the upcoming June 14th presidential elections in particular. Today, I will consider some specific candidates and issues. The two main political groupings in Iranian politics are the principlists and reformists. The former stress adhering to the principles of the Islamic revolution, and generally favor principle over expediency; while the latter are more willing to bend or compromise principles as they search for pragmatic solutions. The currently favored presidential candidate is Supreme National Security Council President Saeed Jalili, a leading principlist. Saeed Jalili…
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