«A tentação totalitária existe. Desmonta-se com facilidade o mito de que certas eleições não são, na realidade, hologramas. A propagandeada por Nicolás Maduro na Venezuela (aplaudida em Portugal por quem parece preferir um regime onde a paz e o pão são hoje miragens) é uma das grandes mentiras contadas aos crédulos e aos idiotas úteis. Quando Maduro perdeu as eleições legislativas de forma clara, começou a congeminar uma solução milagrosa para se manter no poder. Sem a bênção dos preços altos do petróleo para abençoar a sua deriva totalitária, Maduro tirou uma carta marcada da manga: criou a farsa de uma Assembleia Constituinte para tirar legitimidade ao Parlamento eleito. Nesse aspecto, Trump é um perfeito aliado para Maduro, porque assim tenta aparecer como uma ovelha prestes a ser abatida por um carniceiro sem escrúpulos. Se Portugal tem de ser sensato na relação com a Venezuela, não pode fingir que não se passa nada.»
Fernando Sobral, no Jornal de Negócios
Pedro, tudo fantochada, correcto? Os bons sempre seremos nós, não é assim?
Patrick Daniel “Pat” Tillman
Patrick Daniel “Pat” Tillman (November 6, 1976 – April 22, 2004) was a professional American football player in the National Football League (NFL) who left his sports career and enlisted in the United States Army in June 2002 in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. His service in Iraq and Afghanistan, and subsequent death, were the subject of much media attention
As both wars droned on, Tillman, the picture perfect recruiting poster boy, evolved into somewhat of a wild card. With a Chomsky meeting on the horizon, there existed a very real possibility that Tillman might go public with his anti-war anti-Bush stance in the weeks leading up to the 2004 presidential election, dealing a fatal blow to the very foundation of the Bush administration’s propaganda pyramid. That day, however, never came. On April 22nd, 2004, Tillman was killed on patrol in Afghanistan by three American bullets to the head.The destruction of evidence linked to Tillman’s death, including his personal journal, led his mother to speculate that he was murdered. General Wesley Clark agreed that it was “very possible”.
Operation Tailwind
Peter Arnett narrated a CNN/Time magazine report produced by April Oliver, Jack Smith, Pam Hill, and others. The Valley of Death report claimed sarin nerve gas had been used, and other war crimes had been committed by US forces during Tailwind.
Não pode valer tudo?
Depende!
Nearly 400 pages of fact filled government, military and intelligence illegal activities and black ops.
– In memory of Colonel James E. Sabow, USMC, a straight arrow Marine and Vietnam veteran, murdered because he threatened to blow the whistle on cocaine trafficking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yGmhtKv
Com os cumprimentos, da CIA
“Se Portugal tem de ser sensato”.
QED.