Audio: Genocide - The NWO Racist Agenda

[Fintan]

Genocide - The NWO Racist Agenda

Special Guest: Keith Harmon Snow

Journalist, Writer, Photographer & Human Rights Investigator

" I want to tell the world this story... because I cannot get it into the
mainstream "news" and the photos will not be shown there... I want you
to know about the western interests behind this war, about the huge
deceptions of it.... about the hidden agendas.... about George Bush
and Bill Clinton and their connections to mining in Congo...


Iraq, Afghanistan, Rawanda, Sudan are just some of the many
examples of a racist genocidal policy which is now unfolding before
our eyes -under cover of a massive Information Warfare campaign.
Millions have already died. Our guest, the award-winning journalist
Keith Harmon Snow cuts through the wall of lies to the sordid truth.

DSL Mp3 Audio
http://www.breakfornews.com/audio/NextLevel070531a.mp3

Dialup Mp3 Audio
http://www.breakfornews.com/audio/NextLevel070531.mp3

Topics Include:

- The PsyWar against Africa
- Clinton, Bush, Dole Tied to Africa Ops

- Bono, Geldof and the Live8 Ambush
- The War on the Africans and the Muslims
- Medical Colonialism and AIDS

- Darfur : The real crisis and the fake one
- Plunder of the Congo : Who benefits?
- Rawanda : A Tragedy or Genocidal Collusion?
- Mugabe : Enemy of the People and friend of whom?
- Lybia : Ghadaffi hacks a deal with the West?
- South Africa : Mandela and the Revolution

[FaxMam]

[zak247]

You mean Angelina Jolie, Mia Farrow, Bono, Geldoff, George Clooney aren’t good guys?


I liken these people to the new missionaries.

In the 15, 16, 17th century they sent in Christian Missionaries in African countries they were planning to conquer.

Now they send in Bono, Jolie, Mia Farrow, and Clooney The new missionaries

[obeylittle]

The Christian missionaries are still being used today to prepare populations for plunder and murder. A so called "christian" man with connections in Texas married into my family and setup shop in Santiago Chile before the CIA-led coup took place there. They were taken into protective "custody" during the bloody coup and then remained there for 20 years following, dominating the christian "market" in the Chilean capital city, controlling the flock for the rape.

That missionary op (as well as a twin on the other side of town in Santiago) was run out of a wealthy "church" in Texas. I wasn't at all surprised when I discovered a few of the wealthiest and most powerful southern elites resided in that metro area of Texas and several were confirmed to be members of the parent church running the two missionary ops in Santiago. Remember... Chile was a bloody CIA op. Genocide. Big money was behind preparing for it, carrying it out and managing it all, post-op.

Today that same bastard ratfucking family has a member (a daughter and husband) residing in Poland for the last ten years now, doing their brand of christian missionary work. I suppose they are too pussy to put family members in the African theater just yet. Eyes still wide open here.... concerning Poland and Europe.

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When we walk with the Lord in the light of His Word,
What a glory He sheds on our way!
While we do His good will, He abides with us still,
And with all who will trust and obey.

Trust and obey, for there’s no other way
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.

Not a shadow can rise, not a cloud in the skies,
But His smile quickly drives it away;
Not a doubt or a fear, not a sigh or a tear,
Can abide while we trust and obey.

Trust and obey, for there’s no other way
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.

Not a burden we bear, not a sorrow we share,
But our toil He doth richly repay;
Not a grief or a loss, not a frown or a cross,
But is blessed if we trust and obey.

Trust and obey, for there’s no other way
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.

But we never can prove the delights of His love
Until all on the altar we lay;
For the favor He shows, for the joy He bestows,
Are for them who will trust and obey.

Trust and obey, for there’s no other way
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.

Then in fellowship sweet we will sit at His feet.
Or we’ll walk by His side in the way.
What He says we will do, where He sends we will go;
Never fear, only trust and obey.

Trust and obey, for there’s no other way
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.

[paradox]

I was using Google Earth while listening to the program. I found it very useful to follow the impassioned speech of Keith.

I had a vision of the Pyramid of Power while I was watching. Yes, the Great Eye Watches.

Good audio, Fintan. It was important to bring out the race issue that's been around in the forum. Keith is also right by putting the onus on us to generate change.

You've got it right by highlighting the ongoing information warfare.

I'd like to point out you've conducted an repulsive start, and I mean not as a detraction but simply as an observation of how you presented a scathing verbal attack on the mode of thinking that degrade humans so much as to treat them worse then animals. I could tangibly feel the anger generated by Keith on the usage of obscene words to represent discontentment, which is, in polite company, degrading.

I understand more of why you brought out "The Niggarz" Zak.

What I'm trying to make sense of is why Africans are letting this happen to them. And I know people here are going to say force, but look at Iraq. I'm proud of how well they are fighting back. If Africa gave the same treatment, they could make themselves free. Ideally, Africans would all stop killing, raping and looting each other.

I'm saying that I've never killed anyone, I haven't heard or seen anyone killed, or robbed or maimed and if I did, I'd try to stop it. I don't see either how anyone would convince me to engage in any of those acts. They'd have to kill me to make me kill (brain-washing and or conditioning may void guarantee). How can anyone follow these kinds of impulses? Memories of killing and being killed?

STOP KILLING EACH OTHER!

That is all.

[Damian Flynn]

Zak257

[Ormond]

Snow is one of the most informed speakers around. Fintan, that was the best interview I've heard yet with Snow since as usual you did the homework and give him the questions that he could really bite into and tell us a helluva lot in an hour. This is the first Snow interview in which he got a chance to talk really next level, telling the G8 aspects. He's so on top of what's going on that other interviewers just let him talk on his own because they don't know what he's talking about. Damn, he was connecting dots till the whole page is black. This one is worth listening to, hitting pause and going back over every topic in it to get it all.

[obeylittle]

I've been compiling some texts and audios to provide to one of my daughter's impassioned teachers concerning her interests in sharing with her students the Africa genocide issues; and have included some of Keith Harmon Snow's works and an interview I found. I had hoped to include this audio too, because it is so goddamn good!!!

But I can't give her anything containing the "F" word because she wants materials she can share with students. Africa is her passion. Anyone here know a good (nonlinear?) audio editor (that runs on Linux) that I can clean up this audio track with? I warn you, I'm totally inept and dumb when it comes to media editing. Thanks.

[Craig W]

[Ozregeneration]

[madthumbs]

I liked the direction and intentions of this show, but I do have a gripe.

What do these guys have to do with it?



Shouldn't we be steering away from the whack job terminology that Alex Jones uses?

[Craig W]

LOL, madthumbs.

Different WWF, dude.

While I'm on a couple more questions that perhaps could be clarified by another chat with Keith:

- what is basically going on in Sudan?

- why is the international community suddenly against Mugabe?

Anyone else feel free to answer.

[madthumbs]

Some good points: Help people directly.. however don't help the pan handlers and people holding signs like "will work for food". I've seen people digging through trash for bottles and cans.

Regarding conflict diamonds: it's important not to buy into this materialistic crap. People who wear these should be made to feel ashamed. Even the fake diamonds still promote the problem of materialism.

[FaxMam]

http://www.nyc.gov/html/dhs/html/press/pr013006.shtml
http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/epi/epi-homeless-200512.pdf

[Don Smith]

One Eye Open: A Blinkered Glimpse of Somalia's Terror War Suffering
Written by Chris Floyd
Thursday, 31 May 2007
Now that it's over, now that it can be portrayed as another "refugee crisis" to tug at the heartstrings, the American corporate media have deigned to notice the suffering of Somalia, the latest target of a military "regime change" operation in Bush's Terror War.

Hundreds of innocent people were killed and hundreds of thousands were driven from their homes as the American-trained, American-funded troops of Ethiopia's brutal dictatorship swept into Somalia late last year and, with the aid of local warlords in the pay of the CIA, overthrew the only stable government the nation had known in the last 15 years of violent anarchy. American bombers attacked fleeing refugees, killing dozens in an ostensible attempt to kill a handful of alleged al Qaeda operatives -- none of whom were killed by the airstrikes or captured by the Special Forces troops that Bush also dispatched as part of the invasion. American security apparatchiks captured and questioned Somali refugees who made it over the border to Kenya -- and "renditioned" many of them to Ethiopia's infamous torture chambers, including an American citizen who was held in the dungeons of Bush's ally for months, although the FBI itself had declared that he was innocent. (He was only released last week.)

(For extensive background on the Bush-backed slaughter in Somalia, see the compendium of our previous posts -- with copious links to sources -- after the jump.)

Very little of this was even mentioned in the American media -- and when it was, it was almost always filtered through the Bush Administration's propaganda lens, which painted the rape and sacking of Somalia as a noble crusade against "al Qaeda-connected terrorists." This was not remotely true, but of course, that didn't matter; evoking the name of "al Qaeda," however speciously, is enough to justify any slaughter of civilians, any crime, any abuse of human rights these days.

And so Somalia was conquered. The CIA's warlords have been installed in power. The most hardcore elements of the former broad-based Islamic government have turned to "asymmetrical warfare" against the foreign-implanted regime, joined in the insurgency by others radicalized by suffering and seeking revenge, leaving the majority of Somalis caught in the crossfire, their lives blighted by terrorist attacks and savage "counterinsurgency" actions by the occupying power -- the entirely predictable result of iron-fisted "regime change."

Now we are left with the endless backwash of geopolitical power games: the refugees, trying to carve out some kind of ordinary, decent life from the bloodsoaked filth that's been heaped upon them. Since the Bush-backed invasion, thousands of Somalis have made the harrowing sea passage to Yemen, long a traditional refuge for Somalis fleeing the anarchy. This has exacerbated the always bleak conditions for the refugees in Yemen, while giving even greater power and profit to the vicious smugglers who traffic in human misery. (In precisely the same way as Bush and his war profiteering cronies do -- only without the thousand-dollar suits.)

And while the national media were happy to let the Bush-backed invasion unfold with very little comment (and in the case of the New York Times, some very vigorous cheerleading), the plight of its victims is now being taken up -- in suitably depoliticized form, of course. The Washington Post has just published a very extensive front-page story, by the fine reporter Anthony Shadid, on the Somali refugees in Yemen. And while Shadid rightly encompasses the broader story of the years-long Somali exodus, he -- or his editor -- make not a single mention of the American role in creating the new wave of exiles that prompted the story in the first place. Indeed, the war itself is noted in only one brief passage, part of the back story of one young Somali woman who came to Yemen "after Ethiopian troops backing Somalia's transitional government seized the notoriously lawless capital from an Islamic group that had taken control six months earlier."

That's it. That's the entire political context permitted into the story. And as you can see, it too follows the Bush party line: Ethiopian troops were merely assisting the transitional government (of CIA-backed warlords) who seized (with brutal force, including the relentless shelling of civilian areas) the "lawless capital" (which was enjoying its first rule of law in 15 years) from an "Islamic group" (that was actually a broad coalition of grass-roots Islamic councils).

Again, the main purpose of the Post story is to highlight the horrendous difficulties facing Somali refugees in Ethiopia -- and it does an excellent, admirable job of this. But as so often happens in American journalism, the total lack of any context (beyond a quick sketch of officially-approved conventional wisdom) means that the suffering thus described simply floats in a void for the reader. It emerges for a moment out of the great fog that envelops the rest of the world for most Americans, and stands there as yet another example of the apparently unfathomable horrors that have no explanation, no causes -- except of course for the existence of some kind of metaphysical "evil" that infects other people but never, ever has anything whatsoever to do with us.

Of course, there is evil in the world, a surfeit of it; but it's not metaphysical. It's personal, it's intimate, it is what we human beings do to one another, the damage we inflict on individual bodies, individual lives. The Bush Administration is by no means the sole source of evil in the world, or even for the Somali refugees, as the excerpts below from the Post story make clear. But the intimate damage inflicted on the bodies and lives of millions of innocent people by the policies of the Bush Administration does constitute a great and abiding evil; and to fail to acknowledge that, to recognize that it is being done in our name, is to become complicit with it.


Excerpts from A Desperate Voyage of Hope and Peril (Washington Post):
Along the Yemeni coast near this ramshackle fishing village [Bir Ali], where white sandy beaches wash over a stark volcanic plateau, as many as 100 people a day are arriving across the Gulf of Aden in a sprawling and largely unnoticed exodus from Africa to the Middle East. Tens of thousands have made the trek, forced by war and misery from a failed state to a failing one. Since last year, more than 1,000 of them have died, their decaying corpses often washing ashore and buried in unmarked mass graves near Bir Ali....

By virtue of geography and a relatively lenient government, Yemen has emerged as the way station from East Africa to Saudi Arabia, other wealthy Persian Gulf states and occasionally Europe. Passage on rickety fishing boats costs $50 to $120 for a 180-mile trip that lasts two, three or sometimes four days.

By virtually every account, the smugglers are brutal: Unruly refugees are thrown overboard into shark-infested waters; others are shot, sometimes to teach the rest of the passengers a lesson. Some refugees are shoved into the sea a half-mile or more from shore so the boats can make a quick getaway, and residents have seen corpses wash up with their hands and legs bound. U.N. officials cite a variety of ordeals on board, including rape, stabbings and dehydration.

Once here, the survivors -- at least 8,000 already this year arriving aboard more than 70 boats, by the U.N. count -- are left to navigate the fringes of a country mired in its own poverty and unrest, in a passage of desperation and determination...

"The smugglers told us not to move. If you tried to move one inch either side, just to stretch, they beat you," she said. Her face was framed in a black veil that fell across her brown skirt. "It's their nature. They beat everybody -- men, women and children."

Last October, smugglers beat five Ethiopians, then threw them overboard, U.N. officials said. Passengers watched as sharks in the warm water attacked them. In February, smugglers forced 137 passengers into deep water off Yemen's coast. More than 50 drowned, many unable to swim.
Many of the journeys take two days, but some have been far longer.

In one of the worst episodes last year, a boat drifted in the Gulf of Aden for six days after its engine failed. Smugglers allow passengers to take little or nothing with them, and refugees soon became dehydrated. Passengers said six threw themselves into the sea, delirious from thirst. Eight others died of dehydration, and their bodies were thrown overboard, U.N. officials said. When the boat reached shore, six more were dead. Some survivors had bite marks from fellow passengers crazed with hunger, the officials said.

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Background to the war in Somalia:

US Attacks Somalia, Taking Sides With Former Enemy Warlords

Air America: Civilian Death Toll Grows in Somalia

Bush-Backed Liberation of Somalia: "Most of the dead are poor people"

See No Evil: Somalia Sinks Into the Pit as the World Looks Away

Where the Dead Rot in the Streets: Bush's Terror War in Somalia Rages On

The Lies of the Times: NYT Pushes Bush Line on Somalia

Blues for Allah: More Blood in the Wake of the "War on Terror"

Getting Away With It: Rendition and Regime Change in Somalia

Fear Factor: Press Plays 9/11 Card to Justify Somalia Slaughter

War on Terror Spawns War Crimes Charges in Somalia

Terror War III: U.S. Forces Capture, Render Refugees From Somali "Regime Change"

Live Burlesque on Antiwar Radio: Interview About Somalia

Violence and Violation: An Update on Terror War III

Black Hawk Rising: CIA Warlords Take Control in Mogadishu


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