Archives par mot-clé : Al Gore
E. Michael Jones presents the religion of Greta Thunberg, on Red Ice TV
Entrevue avec Daniel Laprès sur l’arrivée des réfugiés syriens au Canada et au Québec
Durant cette très bonne entrevue, Daniel Laprès des Éditions Accent Grave continue l’analyse de la soumission de nos élites politiques canadiennes aux forces de l’islam fondamentaliste. Entre autres éléments à souligner, il note la collaboration active des médias locaux qui ne font que répéter en perroquets les lignes officielles des représentants des gouvernements québécois et canadien. Les médias couchent avec le pouvoir ni plus ni moins, ils ne font plus leur travail d’information. Il note aussi comment le gouvernement québécois de Philippe Couillard est d’une grande générosité envers les étrangers, les migrants syriens dans ce cas-ci, alors qu’il est avare envers les Québécois, surtout ceux dits « de souche ». Ce gouvernement n’a fait que multiplier les coupes dans les services publics à la population pour se retourner et tirer en l’air l’argent des contribuables en l’offrant à des étrangers. Le cas des réfugiés est un exemple flagrant mais il y a aussi celui de la « contribution » récente du Québec de 25 millions de dollars aux pays en voie de développement lors du sommet COP21. Il est de plus en plus évident que les peuples occidentaux sont en train de se faire extorquer des sommes considérables par des gens d’ailleurs, et ce avec la complicité de nos dirigeants politiques, alors que beaucoup de nos citoyens sont dans la pauvreté ou même dans l’itinérance. S’occuper des itinérants qui traînent dans les rues des grandes villes du Canada serait beaucoup mieux que d’accueillir des réfugiés. Ces réfugiés syriens n’ont jamais rien accompli pour le Canada ou pour le Québec, alors que les itinérants, la plupart du temps des Québécois de souche en passant, sont les descendants des colons français qui sont venus ici à partir du seizième siècle et qui ont travaillé fort pour construire ce pays. Charité bien ordonnée commence par soi-même. On devrait s’occuper de nos citoyens avant de penser à en accueillir d’autres. Depuis que Barack Obama est entré en fonction, on a parfois l’impression qu’il a mis en place des politiques discriminatoires envers les populations locales des pays sous influence américaine. Il y a des jours où on dirait que les gouvernements occidentaux sont en guerre contre leurs propres populations. Daniel Laprès exprime ici sa frustration et sa colère face à cette situation, que je partage entièrement.
Michael Coren: The truth on Gore…
Solar vs. Anthropogenic: Obtaining a Better Understanding of Global Warming by Nir J. Shaviv
That scientist is absolutely amazing. This conference, in my opinion, debunks forever any propaganda the crooks behind the Global Warming scam would like us to believe. It is a superb job of science and research. And it confirms and reinforces other research that you may find on websites such as:
whatsupwiththat.com and scienceandpublicpolicy.org. Two thumbs up!
Robert Zubrin: The connections between Al Gore’s family, American industrialist Armand Hammer and the Soviet Secret Service!
Interview airs in segment #2. Read also his article below.
Interview with Robert Parry on For The Record: The Bushes and the bin Ladens helped each other
This great interview with Robert Parry of the Consortiumnews website by anti-fascist researcher Dave Emory must be listened to. For lots of reasons but especially because we never get to hear the full story in the mainstream media, as well as in the so-called « alternative » media, on anything. It is always one side of the coin only, if ever one side is covered correctly without ideological biases, preconceptions, prejudices, etc. The received rhetorical line concerning 9/11 and its aftermath goes like this: « The evil Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda warriors have attacked America. George W. Bush, as a true Commander-in-Chief, has stood up against these bloodthirsty terrorists and he is making sure that America stays safe and secure. He has struck back at them by going to war in Afghanistan and in Iraq ». That’s the way it goes.
Well…like it is often the case in life, it is not that simple. To begin with, let me remind you of a couple of things. First, in 2001, the Bushes and the bin Ladens were on the board of directors of the Carlyle Group, which Dave Emory has studied and presented in For The Record # 347. The Carlyle Group is one of the most influential investment firms of the world. Only the greatest of all get the chance to sit on that precious panel. And on the day of September 11th 2001, they just happened to hold their annual investment conference. Probably only just a coincidence, one could say. Members could then watch live the events unfolding in Manhattan. Among others, Frank Carlucci and James Baker III were present. Second, let me remind you as well that on September 12th, when nobody else could fly in the U.S., 12 members of the bin Laden family were flown out of the country. Third, both the chief of intelligence for Saudi Arabia and the head of the FBI were replaced in the weeks just prior to 9/11, which is rather curious and frightening, to say the least.
All things considered, the « war on terror » has been good for both the Bushes and the bin Ladens. For George W. Bush, this war has allowed him to be in the spotlight and be admired as the great defender of America, to acquire additional powers for his presidency and finally to shout out all those who were contesting (rightfully) the validity of his election at the detriment of Al Gore. And for the bin Ladens, the war on terror allowed Osama to strengthen the cause of Al Qaeda and recruit new warriors. In 2004, only four days before the presidential election, Osama bin Laden released a video in which he denounced George W. Bush. Intelligence analysts at the CIA were of the opinion that Osama bin Laden was in fact trying to help George W. getting reelected. In effect, such a virulent attack against Bush by Osama before the election was obviously recuperated by the Republican team as an endorsement of John Kerry. That was enough to swing the vote in favor of George W. And why would Osama do such a thing, would you ask? Because Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda didn’t want the U.S. out of Iraq, U.S. troops being too good for the cause of Al Qaeda.
Mr Parry talks about a lot of other different relevant points. One of them is the obvious biased coverage by the press of the performance of Democrat politicians. Robert Parry explains that a game of professional credibility assessment was at play in the media, as Conservative politicians were quite often accusing journalists of being « liberal ». Reporters reacted to these accusations by becoming harder and tougher on Democrats, unfairly most of the times, to establish their credibility, with the unfortunate consequence that Al Gore was treated miserably. Parry gives many examples. This is a great show. In order to listen to the audio archive, you must have Realaudio installed.