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G. Edward Griffin’s RealityZone.com

 
2012 MAY 26 – JUNE 1

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Officials from the US and Israel confirm that the ‘Stuxnet’ computer virus used in cyber attacks against Iran’s nuclear program was created by the US and Israel. The US also has ambushed computers in other countries but denies involvement in the latest virus called ‘Flame’. [Virus attacks by one government against the infrastructure of another government are acts of war and can be expected to trigger counterattacks. The US probably is the most vulnerable of any nation to cyber warfare because of its almost total dependence on computer technology.
NY Times 2012 Jun 1 (Cached)
The UN, with support from the US, wants to put Syrian President Assad on trial for ‘crimes against humanity’ for the recent massacre of 108 people.[Assad’s regime says that rebel terrorists using Israeli weapons committed the murders to destabilize the country and create public opinion against Assad. Holding a trial in the UN court is a strategy to neutralize Russia and China’s opposition to a military invasion by the West.] Jerusalem Post 2012 Jun 1 (Cached)
US Department of Justice (DOJ) is disputing Florida’s move to block non-US citizens from voting. The DOJ contends this would discriminate against minorities and violate the 90-day rule ahead of the August 14th elections. The Department of Homeland Security has been dragging its feet for 9 months in identifying non-US citizen voters. Congress remains silent. [Face reality, America. Both major parties are working to dismantle your country. Don’t listen to what they say. Watch what they do.] CNN 2012 Jun 1 (Cached)
British study shows a 50% increase of brain tumors in children, and suggests that this is linked to cell phone use. NaturalNews 2012 May 31 (Cached)
US and EU governments are allowing banks to ignore reserve requirements for loans to those same governments. The purpose is to encourage banks to create limitless amounts of money out of nothing to buy government debt that traditional investors now are reluctant to do. [The result will be that these loans will be repaid by larger new loans of money created out of nothing to cover the old loans plus new spending projects plus interest. This process will repeat until the flood of new money completely destroys the purchasing power of the currency, at which point the economy will be paralyzed, and the streets will be subject to martial law.] CNBC 2012 May 31 (Cached)
US: 25% of children and teens now are taking prescription drugs. [Multiple choice quiz: (A) All these kids really are sick and we should be grateful there are drugs to help them; or (B) Most of these kids (and their parents) are victims of marketing campaigns by the pharmaceutical industry.] NaturalSociety 2012 May 30 (Cached)
Wisconsin: Pastor is sentenced to 2 years in jail for advising his congregation that they should spank their undisciplined children. End of the American Dream 2012 May 30 (Cached)
Former Liberian president, Charles Taylor, is sentenced to 50 years in prison by a UN court for aiding and abetting war crimes in Sierra Leone.[While Taylor appears to be guilty as charged, this is a dangerous precedent, because the UN (including this court) is moving to gain authority over all world leaders. If they can imprison Taylor, they can do the same to anyone in any country — even you.]
India Times 2012 May 30 (Cached)
Here is the official list of this year’s Bilderberg attendees. If you want to know who is really running the world, here is a short list. [Remember, however, that some of these people may be proxies for others who are not at the meeting. Nevertheless, this is a pretty good starting list.] Bilderberg Meetings 2012 May 30 (Cached)
Chantilly, Virginia, hosts the 2012 secretive Bilderberg meeting of world leaders. It has its highest ever level of security forces in anticipation of record numbers of protesters.
Washington Times 2012 May 30 (Cached)
The European Commission is calling for a centralized ‘banking union’ that can override national governments for bank bailouts. [This always has been the goal, because it is necessary for the establishment of the ‘New World Order’, but now it is re-packaged as a solution to the current monetary crisis.] RDMag 2012 May 30 (Cached)
Obama’s drone policy uses ‘guilt by proximity’ to determine whether ot not a person is a combatant. Any male who is physically near someone who is believed to be a terrorist also is a terrorist. If they are killed by a drone strike, they automatically are counted as combatants. [Putting it another way, we can be sure that the number of innocent civilians killed is much greater than reported.] Huff Post 2012 May 29 (Cached)
Poland bans Monsanto GMO corn because it kills bees. [Without bees, the food supply would fall to nearly zero. The Poles got it right. What’s wrong with the rest of the world? Answer: Their leaders are too busy spending the money they receive from Monsanto lobbyists.] NaturalNews 2012 May 29 (Cached)
 Mainstream media is reporting that Mitt Romney has won the Republican nomination because he reportedly won the Texas primary. [What is not being disclosed in the news is that the delegates have not yet been committed, and there is heavy in-fighting going on behind the scenes. Ron Paul is still in the race.]
Fox19 2012 May 29
Western governments are expelling Syrian diplomats from their countries because they blame the Assad regime for the massacre that resulted in the murder of 108 people. Pressure from the West is mounting to oust Assad, but it has yet to be proven that he is responsible for the killings. [Many believe that the massacre was carried out by rebel forces pretending to be government supporters to drive public opinion against Assad. If so, their strategy is working.] AP 2012 May 29 (Cached)
The President of the United States now has the power of judge, jury, and executioner in deciding who to assassinate without a trial. [Several Americans and a 17 year-old Yemenis girl have been considered for his hit list.] Prison Planet 2012 May 29 (Cached)
A new ‘super computer virus’ has attacked Iranian computers, and Israel is the apparent source of the attack. [Dubbed ‘Flame’, the bug worms its way into computers and turns them into listening devices. It can activate a computer’s audio system to eavesdrop on Skype calls or office chatter, take screenshots, log keystrokes, and even pull information from Bluetooth-enabled phones left nearby] DailyMail 2012 May 29 (Cached)
Christine Lagarde, head of the UN International Monetary Fund, says that Greeks must pay their taxes and adhere to strict austerity to pay off their government’s debt. [How much tax does she pay on her annual salary of $467,940? You guessed it: ZERO. It’s all tax free!] Guardian 2012 may 29 (Cached)
 Syria: Rebel forces have blamed the Assad regime for the massacre of 108 people, but questions remain about the possibility that rebel forces, themselves, may have done the killing to throw public opinion against the regime they hope to topple. [A former Pentagon official supports this view.] RT 2012 May 28
Syria: The BBC is caught using a 2003 photo of dead children in Iraq, claiming it was from a recent massacre in Syria. [The intent was to create public support for a UN or NATO war against Syria.] 
InfoWars 2012 May 28 (Cached)
California: Tuna that have migrated from Japan are found to have higher radioactive levels than predicted. [Don’t worry. The US and Japanese governments have assured the public that the radiation levels pose no health risk.] DailyMail 2012 May 28 (Cached)
Institutional holders of Chevron stock are pressuring the company’s CEO to pay an $18 billion court award for spilling toxic waste into the Amazon River in Ecuador nearly 20 years ago. [Their reason is not that it is the right thing to do but because not doing so is harmful to the company’s reputation.]MarketWatch 2012 May 28 (Cached)
US: Department of Homeland Security is forced to release a list of several hundred words they track on social networks and online media. [About one-third of them are words that any informed person is likely to use in everyday conversation – such as: law enforcement, authorities, organized crime, chemical spill, infection, flu, symptoms, World Health Organization, E-Coli, infrastructure, telecommunications, drug cartel, and violence, to mention but a few. Don’t worry. The government says it is only looking for terrorists.]DailyMail 2012 May 26 (Cached)
 California Air Resources Board (CARB) shuts down public meeting on the impending carbon tax because too many people opposed it. [Watch this short video and see the raw power of bureaucracy make a sham of representative government.] 
PPJ Gazette Posted 2012 May 26 (Cached)
US: Syngenta has settled a lawsuit for $105 million because its herbicide, Atrazine, polluted water supplies. The company produces GMO crops that are designed to tolerate this herbacide. [Atrazine is banned in Europe, but still allowed in the US.]MarketWatch Posted 2012 May 26 (Cached)
Australia: Businesses are told that, if they claim their price increases are caused by the new carbon tax, they must be able to prove it or face over a $1million fine. [They are not told what is acceptable proof, but we can be sure that simple math and common sense will not be good enough. This is an attempt to discourage public comment against the tax.] 
Telegraph Posted 2012 May 26 (Cached)

 
                            ANALYSIS
Reports and commentaries that look beyond the news to identify historical facts and trends that must be understood to place the news into perspective. This is our “think-tank” section that makes it possible to anticipate future events.
 Ron Paul’s ‘Restore America Plan’ proposes getting rid of the Department of the Interior. This analysis shows why that is a great idea and how it would help the American economy. 
MorphCity 2012 May 30 (Cached)
 G. Edward Griffin explains how Ron Paul’s ‘Restore America Plan’ brilliantly combines popular poltical slogans with sound ideological principles.YouTube 2012 May 28
Greece will hold elections on June 17th, which will determine whether it will leave the euro zone or accept harsh austerity measures in return for another bailout from the EU. [This analysis predicts that leaving the EU would not be as traumatic as most think and that there could be many benefits.]
CNBC 2012 May 28 (Cached)
 ‘Back to Eden’ is a video that explains how to create a garden that utilizes wood chips to eliminate the need for watering, tilling, and fertilizing – with truly amazing results. [This is presented from a Biblical perspective, but it is loaded with sound science as well. It may change your view of nature.]
Back to Eden posted 2012 May 27