Alemania retira leyendas en inglés de sus señalizaciones

http://www.newser.com/story/108699/german-transportation-official-bans-english.html

¿Será acaso que poco a poco y después de tanto, con una necesaria dosis de electroshocks la vieja Alemania recobre la dignidad y orgullo desechando los remanentes de su periodo de ocupación aliada?

Nazi Germany After the War 1945-1946: Post War Destruction and the Impact on Ordinary Germans

Alemania post nazi en el periodo de pos guerra 1945-1946: Destrucción e impacto en alemanes comúnes.

Un interesante artículo con algunos datos que posteriormente citaré brevemente.

Nazi Germany After the War 1945-1946: Post War Destruction and the Impact on Ordinary Germans

Francia ayuda a la defensa de Líbano contra intromisiones sionista-judeo-israelíes, regala armas anti tanque.

100 misiles que se instalarán en helicópteros Gazelle. Bien por Francia que ya antes contribuyó a la defensa de Israel (algo peor aun pues fué un estado impuesto).

http://www.defensenews.com/story.php?i=5262113&c=EUR&s=LAN

BEIRUT - France will give Lebanon 100 anti-tank missiles, a government official said Dec. 17, confirming a deal that raised concerns in Israel and the United States earlier this year.

"Prime Minister Saad Hariri was informed on [Dec. 15] of the French decision to supply the army with 100 ... HOT missiles that will be used by the military's Gazelle helicopters," the official told AFP.

"The missiles will be delivered before the end of February and are being given with no conditions attached," the official added.

In Paris, the office of French Prime Minister Francois Fillon confirmed that a letter to that effect had been sent to Hariri.

In August, a U.S. lawmaker objected to the transfer, saying the missiles could end up being used against Israel given the influence of the powerful militant group Hezbollah in Lebanon.

"The influence of Hezbollah militants and their Iranian and Syrian backers in the Lebanese government is rising," said Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, R-Fla., the ranking member on the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

"Therefore, to sell weapons to Lebanon at this time would be very irresponsible and could jeopardize security and stability in the region."

Press reports had said Israel, which fought a devastating war with Hezbollah in 2006, also expressed concerns.

In November, Washington lifted a hold it had placed on $100 million in military aid to Lebanon after receiving assurances that the army would closely monitor the border with Israel and that the assistance would not be diverted to Hezbollah.

Hezbollah is considered the most powerful military and political force in Lebanon.

Intelligence officials estimate Hezbollah has amassed an arsenal of more than 40,000 short and long-range rockets as well as other sophisticated weapons, including anti-aircraft guns, that the party claims can reach deep inside Israel.

El holocausto, un suceso conveniente a la postre y por ello ¿ Qué tan real?

La persecución, racismo, discriminación y separación es clara, pero lo demás siempre ha sido polémico.

¿Ha conspirado la ciencia para ocultar hechos incómodos sobre la evolución humana?

Forbidden Archeology - Hidden History of the Human Race

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/ciencia_forbiddenarcheology.htm

En el enlace superior podrán ir al sitio donde se puede leer el trabajo de Michael Cremo y Richard L. Thompson donde proponen la existencia de humanos anatómicamente modernos no desde hace 100,000 años sino desde hace millones de años. También comentan la existencia de objetos metálicos muy antiguos que desafían la historia oficialmente aceptada. Así acusa al aparato científico de tener una sistemática desaparición y ocultamiento de datos incómodos.

WikiLeaks raramente amable e inocuo hacia Israel. ¿Se vendió Assange con Israel como hace tiempo aquí lo sugerí?

En una nota que curiosamente hace eco de mi primer presentimiento sobre WikiLeaks, antes del revuelo que la cacería y captura de Assange generaría y de que fuese un acto de "buena" conciencia apoyar ciegamente a WikiLeaks, en ese antes, previo a la exhibición de documentos de los embajadores de Estados Unidos tuve la impresión dando un ligero vistazo a WikiLeaks que algo estaba mal, mucha inmundicia de todas partes pero sobre uno de los drenajes más espesos y pestilentes del mundo no había gran cosa. ¿Exoneró o negoció Assange con la basura sionista Israelí?

http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=15770

WikiLeaks ‘struck a deal with Israel’ over diplomatic cables leaks

By wmw_admin on December 9, 2010


by LikiWeaks – Indybay.org December 7, 2010

We should obviously all support WikiLeaks and its founder and spokesperson, Julian Assange, who has just been arrested in Britain, in this dirty war by states around the globe against transparency and openness. But in the world of politics, sadly, things are never as innocent as they appear. According to new revelations, Assange had allegedly struck a deal with Israel before the recent ‘cable gate’, which may explain why the leaks “were good for Israel,” as the Israeli prime minister put it.

A number of commentators, particularly in Turkey and Russia, have been wondering why the hundreds of thousands of American classified documents leaked by the website last month did not contain anything that may embarrass the Israeli government, like just about every other state referred to in the documents. The answer appears to be a secret deal struck between the WikiLeaks “heart and soul”, as Assange humbly described himself once [1], with Israeli officials, which ensured that all such documents were ‘removed’ before the rest were made public.

According to an Arabic investigative journalism website [2], Assange had received money from semi-official Israeli sources and promised them, in a “secret, video-recorded agreement,” not to publish any document that may harm Israeli security or diplomatic interests.

The sources of the Al-Haqiqa report are said to be former WikiLeaks volunteers who have left the organisation in the last few months over Assange’s “autocratic leadership” and “lack of transparency.”

In a recent interview with the German daily Die Tageszeitung, former WikiLeaks spokesperson Daniel Domscheit-Berg said he and other WikiLeaks dissidents are planning to launch their own whistleblowers’ platform to fulfil WikiLeaks’s original aim of “limitless file sharing.” [3]

Mr Domscheit-Berg, who is about to publish a book about his days ‘Inside WikiLeaks’, accuses Assange of acting as a “king” against the will of others in the organisation by “making deals” with media organisations that are meant to create an explosive effect, which others in WikiLeaks either know little or nothing about. [4]

Furthermore, Assange’s eagerness for headline-grabbing scoops meant that WikiLeaks had not been able to ‘restructure’ itself to cope with this surge of interest, insiders add. This has meant that smaller leaks, which might be of interest to people at a local level, are now being overlooked for the sake of big stories. [5]

According to the Al-Haqiqa sources, Assange met with Israeli officials in Geneva earlier this year and struck the secret deal. The Israel government, it seems, had somehow found out or expected that the documents to be leaked contained a large number of documents about the Israeli attacks on Lebanon and Gaza in 2006 and 2008-9 respectively. These documents, which are said to have originated mainly from the Israeli embassies in Tel Aviv and Beirut, where removed and possibly destroyed by Assange, who is the only person who knows the password that can open these documents, the sources added.

Indeed, the published documents seem to have a ‘gap’ stretching over the period of July – September 2006, during which the 33-day Lebanon war took place. Is it possible that US diplomats and officials did not have any comments or information to exchange about this crucial event but spent their time ‘gossiping’ about every other ‘trivial’ Middle-Eastern matter?

Following the leak (and even before), Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a press conference that Israel had “worked in advance” to limit any damage from leaks, adding that “no classified Israeli material was exposed by WikiLeaks.” [6] In an interview with the Time magazine around the same time, Assange praised Netanyahu as a hero of transparency and openness! [7]

According to another report [8], a left-leaning Lebanese newspaper had met with Assange twice and tried to negotiate a deal with him, offering “a big amount of money”, in order to get hold of documents concerning the 2006 war, particularly the minutes of a meeting held at the American embassy in Beirut on 24th July 2006, which is widely considered as a ‘war council’ meeting between American, Israeli and Lebanese parties that played a role in the war again Hizbullah and its allies. The documents the Al-Akhbar editors received, however, all date to 2008 onwards and do not contain “anything of value,” the sources confirm. This only goes to support the Israel deal allegations.

Finally, it might be worth pointing out that Assange might have done what he is alleged to have done in order protect himself and ensure that the leaked documents are published so as to expose the American hypocrisy, which he is said to be obsessed with “at the expense of more fundamental aims.”
Notes:
[1] http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/09/wikileaks-revolt/
[2] http://www.syriatruth.info/content/view/977/36/
[3] http://www.taz.de/1/netz/netzpolitik/artikel/1/vom-hacker-zum-popstar/
[4] http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,732212,00.html
[5] http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,719619,00.html
[6] http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/news/netanyahu-wikileaks-revelations-were-good-for-israel-1.327773
[7] http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,2034040-2,00.html
[8] http://www.syriatruth.info/content/view/986/36/

Soldados Israelíes disidentes publican libro y condenan los abusos de las fuerzas armadas israelíes.

El libro se llama Occupation of the Territories y se publicó por la organización Breaking the Silence, formada por ex soldados israelíes.

Avichay Stolar: 'Young soldiers learn from their officers, they imitate their friends in the unit, and they learn to act in a brutal and insensitive way'

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/our-lives-became-something-wed-never-dreamt-the-former-israeli-soldiers-who-have-testified-against-army-abuses-2154663.html

¿Las infames guerras de Israel con armas de uranio empobrecido intoxican y esterilizan a su población?

Did PM Netanyahu get a Lethal Dose of DU? : Veterans Today

Esta nota comenta que Israel con tantas guerras (religiosas) estúpidas tiene amplia contaminación por restos de armas fabricadas con uranio empobrecido (así como sucedió en Irak, Síndrome del Golfo).

Menciona que el conteo de espermatozoides en los reclutas que cumplen su (nefasto) servicio militar ha caído un 40%. Señalan que 20 años con esta tendencia y la población de ese orígen estaría prácticamente extinta.

Sumen la endogamia...

Gilad Atzmon - Writings - Tears Of Gaza (must See)

Gilad Atzmon - Writings - Tears Of Gaza (must See)

Entrevistas y video de la "vida" en Gaza.

Gilad Atzmon - Writings - Tears Of Gaza (must See)

http://www.gilad.co.uk/writings/tears-of-gaza-must-see.html

Gilad Atzmon: Giving a state to the Jews was a stupid idea
But to keep supporting it is no less than sinister!
The world better wake up and face the Israeli crime

La moralita barata y convenenciera de los "buenos" aliados al finalizar la 2GM queda al descubierto: uso de criminales nazis.

Que los nazis exterminaran gente, ni qué decir, así son los malos, pero que los angelicales e impíos aliados a occidentales, guiados por la "luz" anglosajona condimentada con judeo-sionismo se valgan de "staánicos" criminales de guerra nazis si es algo muy delicado, siendo ellos los probos y buenos. ¡Payasos inmundos!

http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,6321004,00.html

Declassified material confirms US protected Nazi war criminals

Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: Some Nazi war criminals escaped the Nuremberg TrialsA report reveals fresh details on how US intelligence officers protected a number of Nazi war criminals after World War II. Facing the Cold War, the US became less interested in punishing Nazi criminals as early as 1946.

Newly declassified material from the CIA and the US military confirm that after World War II Allied intelligence officers protected former Nazis and war criminals if they proved useful and cooperative.

"Undoubtedly, the onset of the Cold War gave American intelligence organizations new functions, new priorities, and new foes. Settling scores with Germans or German collaborators seemed less pressing; in some cases, it even appeared counterproductive," said the report, which was published Friday by the US National Archives.

"Despite variations, these specific cases do show a pattern: the issue of capturing and punishing war criminals became less important over time."

The report, titled "Hitler's Shadow: Nazi War Criminals, US Intelligence and the Cold War," draws on information classified until 2005 and made available under the Nazi War Crimes Disclosure Act, an effort by Washington to shed more a critical light on its own secrets.

The report looks into a number of former SS and Gestapo members who escaped justice with the US either knowingly tolerating their escape or even helping them to flee.

Auschwitz aide protected from extradition

Bildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: When the war was over, the Cold War created new priorities and new foes

Rudolf Mildner, for instance, was initially arrested in an operation searching for Nazis might lead an underground Nazi resistance.

US authorities knew Mildner had long been a Gestapo member but never pressed him for details on the Gestapo's crimes against Jews or any other groups. Held and questioned in Vienna, US officials found him to be "very reliable and cooperative."

A closer look into his past, however, revealed that he had ordered the execution of between 500 and 600 Poles at the Auschwitz death camp. Confronted with the accusations, Mildner confessed and is quoted in the report as having tried to rationalize his actions claiming that "to preserve order and prevent sabotage, the Germans in Poland and Silesia had to do that too."

Later, countries including Britain and Poland requested Mildner's extradition. But according to the report, "tracking and punishing war criminals were not high among the Army's priorities in late 1946."

US authorities are believed to have protected him from extradition and even facilitated his escape later to South America, which became a haven for many former Nazi war criminals fleeing from justice.

Hitler's plans for post-war Palestine

The newly declassified material also sheds light on Nazi Germany's plans in the Middle East, where the Nazi leadership established close ties with the grand mufti of Jerusalem, Haj Amin al-Husseini.

Husseini received substantial financial and logistical support from Nazi Germany with an eye on using him to control Palestine once Germany would have defeated Britain in the Middle East. Husseini and Berlin where united mostly by regarding Jews as their common enemy.

The newly declassified CIA and Army files establish that the Allies knew enough about Husseini's wartime activities to consider him a war criminal. Fearing prosecution, he fled to Switzerland, where the country's authorities handed him over the French.

The British government was against Husseini being put on trial as it feared political unrest in Palestine. He went on to live in Syria and Lebanon and always rejected allegations of having had ties with Nazi Germany. He claimed he visited Berlin only to avoid arrest by the British.

Ex-Nazis employed by Western spy agencies

Earlier this year, Germany declassified material from former East German Stasi files that detailed how the West German intelligence service drew on having former Nazis and war criminals in its rank and file. The new post-war West German secret service was set up with the help of the Allies.

As the Soviet bloc was the West's common enemy after 1945, several historians have said Allied authorities widely accepted that former Nazis could escape justice if their skills proved useful on the new fronts of the Cold War.

Author: Andreas Illmer

Editor: Sean Sinico

Más sobre este tema: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/12/us/12holocaust.html?partner=rss&emc=rss

Julian Assange... capturado

No hay mucho qué decir sobre esto, solo el marcar loq ue sucede cuando alguien incomoda al gobierno mundial, sí, ese que algunos se mofan y dicen que no existe, Lassange tuvo primero una discreta orden judicial en contra en Australia, luego cargos en otro lado, posteriormente Paypal le niega el poder cobrar aportaciones, Suiza también le congela dinero.

Ese trato ni el temido narcotraficante "Chapo" Guzmán lo tiene pues este último hasta tiene el privilegio de aparecer, siendo delincuente declarado, en el listado de hombres más ricos del Forbes. 

Queda claro que puedes ser asesino, traficante, pero nunca seas un "delincuente" que atente contra los estados y el gobierno mundial, pues ese sí será cazado como nadie.

Los primeros WikiLeaks sobre México

El cable de WikiLeaks que expone que el Presidente mexicano llegó a sospechar que Hugo Chávez financió la campaña del perredista, desata reacción de López Obrador en Twitter
20:29

• EU desconfía de México por corrupción: WikiLeaks 18:13
• Galván quería estado de excepción: WikiLeaks 17:50
• Clinton, preocupada por estrés de Calderón 17:35
• EU cuestiona labor de Ejército: WikiLeaks 17:10
• Ejército, lento en caída de Beltrán: WikiLeaks 16:36
• WikiLeaks revela 1eros informes sobre México 15:51

• Cable sobre la preocupación de EU por la situación de México
• Cable sobre la preocupación de Calderón por intromisiones de Chávez
• Cable sobre la ayuda de EU en la lucha contra el narcotráfico
• Cable sobre intención del jefe del Ejército de establecer un estado de excepción en algunas zonas