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Comment by Alastair Carnegie on November 14, 2009 at 6:49am

From my own perspective, 1999 was the turning point. This was when NATO adopted an aggressive war, ostensibly to 'liberate' Kosovo. Up till that point in time, NATO was strictly a 'defensive' organization. 911 followed in short order. Then we hear of countless fatalities within the upper ranks of the military. All of them in mysterious circumstances, followed by counter-factual 'press briefings'. It is difficult to avoid the stark conclusion that a 'take-over' of our military has been ongoing. Those who have posed an obstacle to this take-over, have been eliminated. I prefer not to publish names here, but this list includes very high ranking officers. The press have generally reported these as either suicide or accident, and often within hours of the fatality, way before any inquest can have established the basic facts! This in itself is very disturbing, most Journalists seem to be terrified of investigating these deaths. Perhaps some of their colleagues who did investigate, became 'accident prone'!?!

Comment by Harry Thomas on November 13, 2009 at 3:00pm

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