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The Manufactured Oil Crisis

Is there really an oil shortage?The obvious answer would seem to me “yes.”

But things are rarely what they seem.

 

Lindsey Williams says it is.He was crystal clear over a year ago that gasoline was headed straight to $4.00 a gallon and he says he knows why.

Williams became an oil industry insider by virtue of his success at mediating labor disputes in the Alaska oil fields.

Little did his colleagues know, he had no intention to become a “good old boy.”

 

 

 

 

 

Egypt’s Good Deed and Bad Deed

 We heard recently that Egypt has sent back to Israel a delivery of 32 tonnes of tiles that was emitting high levels of radiation. It’s not the first time that it’s happened. We, even, once heard that Egypt imported a cargo of men waist belts which were discovered later to cause sterility. Now, everything coming from Israel is examined to make sure it’s radiation-free.

Another news story coming from Egypt talks about Egyptian authorities threatening to punish Cairo’s luxury Grand Hyatt hotel of its five-star status if its Saudi owner sticks to his refusal to serve alcohol. Last month, Abdulaziz al-Brahim, a member of the Saudi royal family and owner of the coveted luxury property that sits on a tongue of land at the edge of the Nile, decided to get rid of all the alcohol in stock. He ordered the 2,500 bottles of alcoholic beverages at the hotel to be flushed down the toilets.

“300,000 dollars went into the sewers after this decision which totally violates Egypt’s hotel rules,” said Nur, who met the Saudi sheikh last week.

Islam prohibits any beverage that get people intoxicated, both in small and large quantities, whether it is alcohol, drugs, or something else.

But for authorities in Egypt, where drinking alcohol is not banned by law, religion must stop at the doorstep of touristic establishments.

 

Three glasses of alcohol are enough to rob drinkers of their ability to respond to threats, US researchers from the National Institutes on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism concluded in the first study to show how alcohol affects the response of neuronal circuits to threats.

 

So, what do you think? Which one of the two above mentioned stories is considered the good deed and which is the bad one? It actually depends on the cultural and religious background of the one who’ll answer this.

Police inciting violence? Happens all the time, this time caught “RED HANDED”

It happens all the time.A peaceful demonstration turns violent,
the TV news flashes pictures of mayhem,
the issue is completely forgotten, and
the protesters are entirely discredited.

Would it surprise you to know that police
*engineer* these outcomes?

Three masked police posing as radicals
were caught red handed trying to provoke
violence at a meeting of the so called
“Security and Prosperity Partnership”
in Quebec.

 

P.S. The more successful popular opposition
to corruption is, the more likely, dirty
and violent tricks will be played against
peaceful demonstrators.

It’s always the same story:Undercover police dress up as protesters and incite, or even engage in, violence.

Uniformed police then take advantage of this to assault legitimate protesters, sometimes brutally.

It’s the oldest trick in the book and the French have a phrase for it: “Agent Provocateur.

Bizarrely, US protesters NEVER seem to get their heads out of their arses and see it coming no matter how many times it gets pulled on them.

In contrast, one labor leader at the Montebello meeting of the so called “Security and Prosperity Summit” in Quebec earned the title “leader” and not only detected this crap as it was talking place, but confronted the government-employed criminals involved and forced them to stand down.

This kind of activity isn’t legitimate police work. It’s thug-for-hire work on behalf of fascists.

Next time you see one of these hulking morons with a mask on his face holding a rock or stick, rip off his mask and photograph him. Don’t expect a shred of help from the gutless news media exposing these vermin. They’ll never follow up on the story, but the photographs are a deterrent.