In the 1970s when I served in the congressional staff and in the 1980s when I served in the executive branch, there was still some intelligence in the US government, with the exception of the Federal Reserve, where there has never been any intelligence.
Articles by Paul Craig Roberts
The 23rd Anniversary of 9/11
An entire generation has grown up since that day when a few Saudi Arabians armed only with box cutters caused airport safety to fail four times on the same morning.
What do Americans get from their government?
Income tax which is confiscation of labor – essentially slavery or part-time slavery. A slave is a person who doesn’t own his own labor. No one subject to an income tax owns his own labor. A slave is a person whose labor, in part, belongs to another claimant. That is what income tax is, a claim on your labor. Most American taxpayers pay higher taxes than medieval serfs.
Chinese spy balloon, UFOs, protect Pentagon budget
In case you haven’t figured out what the Chinese “spy balloon” and additional shoot-downs were all about, they were about removing the prospect of any cuts to the Pentagon’s budget as part of the debt ceiling solution.
A nano-second to midnight
Gilbert Doctorow, an intelligent and informed Russian expert explains that it is indeed a nano-second to midnight. This is an extremely important warning, which like my own is likely to be ignored at our peril.
Washington’s power will decline with the dollar
Saudi Arabia’s recent announcement that the government is open to accepting payment for oil in currencies other than the dollar is a major announcement ignored by the presstitutes. The end of the petrodollar would have severe adverse effects on the value of the dollar and on US inflation and interest rates.
How troublesome presidents are disposed of
WashingtonTucker Carlson provides an excellent 12 minute report about the CIA’s removal of President Kennedy and President Nixon. I recommend that you watch it 2 or 3 times until it sinks in and forward it to all of your friends and relatives.
The frustration of ingrained lies in historical explanations
From time to time readers ask what it is like trying to communicate with people in an era of mass disinformation. There are a few individual voices, as often as not censored and under attack, against which the TV and print media and the establishment’s Internet sites are arrayed. It is frustrating, especially as so many people are content with a few minutes of managed news headlines. The insouciance in the population is massive.