U.S. Army Private LaVena Lynn Johnson, RIP

by Elizabeth Higgs

According to the U.S. Department of Defense, Private LaVena Lynn Johnson killed herself on July 19, 2005, eight days before her twentieth birthday. Exactly how did she end her life? She punched herself in the face hard enough to blacken her eyes, break her nose, and knock her front teeth loose. She douched with an acid solution after mutilating her genital area. She poured a combustible liquid on herself and set it afire. She then shot herself in the head. Despite this massive self-inflicted trauma, she somehow managed to drag her then fully clothed body into the tent of a KBR contractor, leaving a trail of blood along the way and set the tent ablaze in a failed attempt to cover up her crimes against herself.

If this story sounds plausible to you, you may have missed your calling as an officer in the U.S. Army, because Army officers, speaking with a straight face, would have you believe that such a thing is not only possible, but actually happened. Continue Reading »

anti-war :: Aug.06.2008 :: Cover-Up :: 1 Comment »

anti-war :: Aug.04.2008 :: military-testing :: No Comments »

Seymour Hersh on Cheney’s plan to start Iran war with false flag operation using Navy Seals.

Itching to get the US into what would probably start WW4, Dick Cheney had a special meting on how to advance the war.  Seymour Hersh reports that there were 11 propositions, but the one Cheney was especially excited about was the plan to use Navy Seals dressed as Iranians in fake Iranian ships fire on other NAvy Seals.  Embarrasingly, Seymour Hersh first asks “How much press is here” before rattling this shocking revelation.  Mr. Hersh, what were the other 10 plans???

anti-war :: Aug.03.2008 :: iran :: 1 Comment »

Obama’s “change” promises a continued path towards world government
Candidates from both parties will bring globalist programs

Old-Thinker News | July 24, 2008

By Daniel Taylor

Related: Media hails Obama’s Speech As Call For “New World Order”

Barack Obama’s July 24th speech in Berlin brought to light the Democratic Presidential candidates’ globalist views, mirroring those of the Council on Foreign Relations and other globalist think tanks. Obama’s praise of the European Union, calls for the “tearing down” of walls between nations and religions, and finally for world unity against climate change and terrorism reveal that an Obama Presidency will not bring change, but rather a continued erosion of national sovereignty and steps closer to world government. Continue Reading »

anti-war :: Jul.28.2008 :: Election :: No Comments »

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A congressional committee has heard testimony about the case for impeachment of President Bush. VOA’s Dan Robinson reports, while majority Democrats have ruled out formal impeachment efforts, they approved the public hearing to examine limitations on presidential powers and arguments about what constitute impeachable offenses.

Critics say President Bush and Vice President Cheney should be impeached because of a range of alleged legal and constitutional abuses.

The list includes administration justifications to Congress and Americans for the war in Iraq, authorization of secret electronic surveillance, approval of harsh interrogation techniques, and defiance of congressional subpoenas.

Dennis Kucinich, 25 Jul 2008

Congressman Dennis Kucinich, a former Democratic presidential candidate, introduced formal impeachment resolutions in the House of Representatives, listing numerous actions by President Bush and Vice President Cheney, and appeared as a witness at Friday’s hearing:

“The decision before us is whether Congress will endorse with its silence the methods used to take us into the Iraq war. The decision before us is whether to demand accountability for one of the gravest injustices imaginable. The decision before us is whether Congress will stand up to tell future presidents that America has seen the last of these injustices, not the first,” he said. Continue Reading »

anti-war :: Jul.26.2008 :: Impeachment :: No Comments »