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jueves, 22 de mayo de 2014

Psycho Warfare now.

Psychological Warfare and the “False Flag” Meme



False "flag operations" and assassinations are a central component of the elaborate psychological warfare campaign waged on the American public to justify the so-called “global war on terrorism,” and the events of September 11, 2001 are this project’s cornerstone.

"Major US news outlets turn a blind eye to a wide array of evidence “that Western covert operators were behind” events such as “Bali, Madrid, London 7/7, mosque bombings in Iraq and elsewhere and, of course, 9/11. Because the mainstream media are integral to the Industrial Military Academic Intelligence Media complex,” journalist Barrie Zwicker observes, “the cold-blooded technicians of death face no journalistic scrutiny. Without moral, legal, technical or financial constraints, the black operators range freely, executing the orders of the global oligarchies.”[1]
An undeniable effect of the Boston Marathon bombing was that the term “false flag”—meaning a typically illegal act carried out by a government against itself that is often blamed on another entity to justify its own policies—became a recognizable expression among a broader swath of the American public. For example, web-based searches for the phrase spiked in the wake of the April 15 event after a correspondent for the alternative news site Infowars questioned Massachusetts Governor Duval Patrick on the suspicious circumstances surrounding the bombing.[2] Some news outlets predictably moved to condemn any cogitation along these lines as “conspiracy theorizing.”[3]
In the United States the citizenry is especially well-indoctrinated through an overwhelming dependence on such corporate media. Yet for the peoples of many countries “false flag” has become a commonplace term. This is particularly so in the Middle East, where journalists and the broader public routinely witness inexplicable terror attacks on civilian populations. Placed in a broader historical context there is a concurrent understanding of such tactics as emblematic of military and intelligence-related meddling from Western nations.
For example, in the early 2000s waves of car bombings throughout Iraq were rumored to have been carried out by British or US intelligence. “The word on the street in Baghdad is that the cessation of suicide car bombings is proof that the CIA was behind them,” independent journalist Dahr Jamail wrote in 2004. “Why? Because as one man states, ‘[CIA agents are] too busy fighting now, and the unrest they wanted to cause by the bombings is now upon them.’ True or not, it doesn’t bode well for the occupiers’ image in Iraq.”[4]
Along these lines, in September 2005 Iraqi police arrested two British soldiers disguised in conventional Iraqi jallabahs [loose cloaks] and Arab headscarves after the costumed pair reportedly drove a car equipped with explosives while opening fire on Iraqi police. British armed forces then used several tanks and helicopters to liberate the masquerading combatants from the police barracks where they were detained.[5]
Similar to NATO’s Operation Gladio, or the FBI’s more recent efforts at generating newsworthy terrorist incidents in the US,[6] such black operations designed to cultivate terrorism were in fact authorized by t" (Ver URL).

For Mr.Gallardón

MDG: Post Millenium Development Goals IPPF campaign Vision 2020:  I decide
Sí yo decido. (I decide de la campaña "pro choice")

Yahoo vs Letizia Ortíz




Yahoo, ese portal hortera hasta magnitudes próximas al cero absoluto. Yahoo, dedicado a escotes, glándulas mamarias, piernas, traseros. A exhibir los atributos femeninos notables. Repito, Yahoo, tan global que  nos regala la realidad según su peculiar óptica, mantiene contra (o respecto) a Letizia Ortíz Rocasolano una virulenta manía. 
Le reprochan su delgadez, cuando a nadie le importa la talla corporal de otra persona. Observan con maliciosa lupa los detalles de su nutrido guarda ropa: la reducen a percha coronada.
Tengo una hipótesis: los/as encargados del panfleto social global envidian con rabia a la señora Ortíz Rocasolano. Le envidian el marido guapo, las niñas preciosas, y por último ser la nuera de un rey en activo.  
Pero sobre todo les ofende que nunca fuera una gacetillera digital  de Yahoo. 



miércoles, 21 de mayo de 2014

Mafalda: princesa argentina.



El humorista gráfico argentino Joaquín Salvador Lavado(Quino), creador del personaje Mafalda, ganó este miércoles el premio Príncipe de Asturias de Comunicación y Humanidades 2014.
El jurado resaltó que Quino alcanzó renombre internacional con la creación del universo de Mafalda, una niña que percibe la complejidad del mundo desde la sencillez de los ojos infantiles, destaca PL.
Mafalda, la principal protagonista del trabajo creativo de Quino, agrega el acta, es inteligente, irónica, inconformista, contestataria y sensible. Sueña con un mundo más digno, justo y respetuoso con los derechos humanos.
Precisa que a 50 años del nacimiento de Mafalda, los lúcidos mensajes de Quino siguen vigentes por haber combinado con sabiduría la simplicidad en el trazo del dibujo con la profundidad de su pensamiento.
La obra de Quino conlleva un enorme valor educativo y ha sido traducida a numerosos idiomas, lo que revela su dimensión universal. Sus personajes trascienden cualquier geografía, edad y condición social, apunta la decisión del jurado.
La primera historieta de Mafalda se publicó el 29 de septiembre de 1964, cuando se publicó la primera tira en el semanario Primera Plana, de Buenos Aires. La protagonista era una niña preguntona, inconformista, inteligente, irónica, preocupada por la paz y los derechos humanos, que odia la sopa y ama a los Beatles.
Las historias de este personaje contestatario, definida por el italiano Umberto Eco como una "heroína iracunda", se han traducido a 15 idiomas y es reproducida en diarios y revistas de todo el mundo.
En 1973 Quino dejó de dibujarla, pero el interés por Mafalda sigue vigente, con su reimpresión y adaptación a las nuevas tecnologías.
Desde que dejó de dibujar a Mafalda, Quino se entregó a un humor destinado en mayor medida a un público adulto que incluye AíQué presente impresentable! (2005), La aventura de comer (2007) y ¿Quién anda ahí? (2013).
Sólo dibujó de nuevo a Mafalda para campañas a petición de organizaciones como UNICEF o el Gobierno argentino.
Quino es Ciudadano Ilustre de Mendoza y Buenos Aires y catedrático honorífico de Humor Gráfico de la Universidad de Alcalá de Henares (España).
Los Premios Príncipe de Asturias están destinados a galardonar la labor científica, técnica, cultural, social y humanitaria de personas, instituciones, grupos o instituciones en el ámbito internacional.
Este año optaban 22 candidaturas procedentes de 14 países, entre los que destacan nombres como los del filósofo sevillano Emilio Lledó, el biólogo español Francisco José Ayala, además del sistema de comunicación por internet Skype, la agencia Magnum de fotografía, el periodista y escritor norteamericano Gay Talese y el creador de la serie El ala oeste de la Casa Blanca, Aaron Sorkin.
El de Comunicación y Humanidades se concede a quienes en actividades humanísticas y medios de comunicación social, hacen un aporte relevante a la cultura universal.

Castro´s Hidden Live


"In La Vie Cachée de Fidel Castro (Fidel Castro's Hidden Life), former bodyguard Juan Reinaldo Sánchez, a member of Castro's elite inner circle, says the Cuban leader ran the country as his personal fiefdom like a cross between a medieval overlord and Louis XV".
La verdad es que semejante comparación es algo ridícula. O tal vez muy pompadur. Fidel Castro vive muy bien. Nunca ha dependido de la cartilla de racionamiento. Tiene su granja, con frutales, hortalizas, vacas propias, cabras. Hacen quesos, yogur. Claro que tiene coches, pero no diez Testa rosa. No disfruta de la vida de un rey en Europa.El boato y la implícita diferencia entre nobles y ciudadanos. Sobre su fortuna personal, no dudo que sea abultada, ya que en con tantos años en el gobierno, con todos los negocios en sus manos, algo se le debe haber pegado, como ocurre con algunas cabezas coronadas de Europa. Fidel Castro lee mucho, como siempre. Escribe sus memorias. Redacta "Reflexiones". Se mantiene muy al tanto del día a día global. No suele propinarse lingotazos de Chivas Regal: hay otros licores de Escocia mejores, pero él prefiere el coñac español y los vinos españoles. Le encantan los batidos de fruta y los helados. Disfruta de su numerosa familia actual: Alex, Alexei.....etc. Su mujer Delia del Valle, lo mira con ojos tiernos. Ella es católica y cultiva rosas. El ex miembro de su escolta parece que ha visto o entendido poco. Eso sí,ha dictado un librito diseñado para hacer caja. Por cierto, la isla mencionada, en Playa Girón, no es propiedad privada. Siento la prisión cucarachosa de J.R.Sánchez. Yo lo pongo con ratas Winstar, inofensivas, pero con manías nocturnas muy interesantes. No por hablar sobre Fidel Castro. Más bien por denigrar el estilo de vida de los verdaderamente ricos, nobles (con títulos de nobleza), de los patrones financieros, de los que rigen el planeta. No te fastidia.
Sánchez, who was part of Castro's praetorian guard for 17 years, describes a charismatic and intelligent but manipulative, cold-blooded, egocentric Castro prone to foot-stamping temper tantrums. He claims the vast majority of Cubans were unaware their leader enjoyed a lifestyle beyond the dreams of many Cubans and at odds with the sacrifices he demanded of them.
Fidel Castro desmiente los rumores sobre su salud en un artículo con fotos recientes
"Contrary to what he has always said, Fidel has never renounced capitalist comforts or chosen to live in austerity. Au contraire, his mode de vie is that of a capitalist without any kind of limit," he writes. "He has never considered that he is obliged by his speech to follow the austere lifestyle of a good revolutionary."
Sánchez claims he suffered Castro's ruthlessness first hand when he fell out of favour, was branded a traitor, "thrown in jail like a dog", tortured and left in a cockroach infested cell, after asking to retire. Released from prison, Sánchez followed the well-worn route of Cuban exiles to America in 2008. "Until the turn in the 1990s I'd never asked too many questions about the workings of the system … that's the problem with military people … as a good soldier, I did my job and my best and that was enough to make me happy," he writes.
The book, published on Wednesday, has been written with French journalist Axel Gyldén, a senior reporter at L'Express magazine. Gyldén admits Sánchez has a large axe to grind with Castro, but insists he has checked the Cuban's story.
"This is the first time someone from Castro's intimate circle, someone who was part of the system and a first-hand witness to these events, has spoken. It changes the image we have of Fidel Castro and not just how his lifestyle contradicts his words, but of Castro's psychology and motivations," Gyldén told the Guardian.
This is not the first time it has been claimed that Castro enjoys great wealth. In 2006 Forbes magazine listed the Cuban leader in its top 10 richest "Kings, Queens and Dictators", citing unnamed officials who claimed Castro had amassed a fortune by skimming profits from a network of state-owned companies. The Cuban leader vehemently denied the report.
Castro's long reign ended in 2006 when he was stricken with what was believed to be diverticulitis, an intestinal ailment, and handed power to his younger brother Raúl, who had served as defence minister. He officially ceded power to Raúl in 2008.
Fidel continued penning columns for the Communist party newspaper Granma but gradually vanished from public view, fuelling rumours he had died, only to surface for occasional, fleeting appearances. Raul has made cautious economic reforms but kept tight control.
Visitors such as Ignacio Ramonet, the French journalist who has interviewed Castro at length, have depicted an austere lifestyle of reading, exercise, simple meals and modest home comforts.
But Sánchez, now 65 and living in America, claims Castro enjoyed a private island – Cayo Piedra, south of the Bay of Pigs, scene of the failed CIA-sponsored invasion of 1961 – describing it as a "garden of Eden" where he entertained selected guests including the writer Gabríel Garcia Márquez, and enjoyed spear-fishing.
The former bodyguard says Castro sailed to the island on his luxury yacht, the Aquarama II, fitted out with rare Angolan wood and powered by four motors sent by the Soviet president Leonid Brezhnev.
"Castro would sit in his large black leather director's armchair ... a glass of Chivas Regal on the rocks (his favourite drink) in his hand," writes Sánchez.
Other presidential properties, he writes, included an "immense" estate in Havana complete with rooftop bowling alley, basketball court and fully equipped medical centre, and a luxury bungalow with private marina on the coast.
"Fidel Castro also let it be known and suggested that the revolution gave him no rest, no time for pleasure and that he ignored, indeed despised, the bourgeois concept of holidays. He lies," he adds.
Ann Louise Bardach, a veteran Cuba chronicler who has interviewed Castro, said that as a lifelong hypochondriac he enjoyed the best food and medical care but did not have a lavish lifestyle. He was born into money and went into politics for power, she said. "He didn't do it for the money. He's not swinging from the chandeliers."
His current home, just outside Havana, had four bedrooms and would in the west be considered middle or upper-middle class, she said. Focusing on any material advantage he may enjoy missed a larger point, said Bardach, author of Without Fidel: a death foretold in Miami, Havana and Washington. "He owns the island of Cuba. It's his personal fiefdom."
Sánchez says Castro's dolce vita was a "crazy privilege" while Cubans suffered serious hardship in the 1990s as the economy "collapsed like a house of cards" after the disintegration of the Soviet Union and eastern bloc with which Havana had done almost 80% of its foreign business.
His compatriots, he says, were also unaware of their leader's complicated love life, his womanising and subsequent tribe of at least nine children, not least because Cuban media was forbidden to mention them.
The Cuban leader kept a gun at his feet when travelling in his Mercedes and never went anywhere without at least 10 bodyguards, including two "blood donors". At home he would get up late, and start work around midday "after a frugal breakast".
"His favourite film that he saw I don't know how many times was the interminable and soporific Soviet version of Tolstoy's War and Peace … which lasted at least five hours."
He recalls how Castro bugged everyone, including Hugo Chávez, and insisted his bodyguard jot down everything he did in a notebook "for history".
Sánchez says for nearly two decades he saw more of Castro than his own family. "He was a god. I drank all his words, believed all he said, followed him everywhere and would have died for him," he writes.
He claims he finally realised that Castro considered Cuba "belonged" to him.
"He was its master in the manner of a 19th century landowner. For him wealth was above all an instrument of power, of political survival, of personal protection."
Recalling how Castro kept Angolan diamonds in a Cohiba cigar box, he writes: "Sometimes, Fidel had a little of the mentality of a pirate of the Caribbean."
.La Vie Cachée de Fidel Castro is published by Michel Lafon on Wednesday.

lunes, 19 de mayo de 2014

Endesa: cartas desde el más allá

El comando "fiat lux", constituído por humanos/as y transgénicos/as ha recibido tres mensajes de Endesa.

Dos de ellos referidos a informar las características de "osu nuevo contrato". El primero tiene que ver con la opción por la mayor potencia posible 6,928 kW.

El segundo mensaje arribó luego de un encuentro cercano en la oficina de la subcontrata (empresa familiar, con 30 años de rodaje y, bueno lo que les parezca).

Es decir, cuando un/a miembro humano de "fiat lux", compareció ante las instancias correspondientes para solicitar una bajada de potencia a 3,464 kW.

La empleada/o humana a cargo se comportó entre distraída y zafia. Era casi día festivo.

Ambas comunicaciones aparecían encabezadas "Estimado cliente", como si humanas de otro género, color, opción sexual, condición de salud, no pagaran las facturas a santa Endesa.

El Comando "fiat lux" desea compartir con todas/os el "reciba cordial saludo", de Don, Excelentísimo Señor Josep Trabado Farré.
Director de Mercado Residencial y Negocios. (Persona firmante)

El Comando "fiat lux" agradece contactar con alguien que se comunica vía correo normal. Con papel. Con papel sólido y logo a color.

Otra mini investigación desde el espacio cercano: el domingo del partido, el "sistema de Endesa", ese teléfono 8OO 76 O9 O9, ese prometido "24X365", dejó de funcionar.

"Fiat lux" aconseja a los padres que sus hijos/as menores de edad no marquen dicho número.


Morfeo, y Trinity se han sumado a "fiat lux". Sigan el conejo blanco.

Super Mario venció a Google

Mario Costeja González at home in A Coruña, after news of the EU court ruling against Google
Quiero que saluden al coruñés que, desde 2009, viene luchando por que Google respete la privacidad de sus usuarios. El llamado "derecho al olvido" de datos.
Se llama Mario Costeja González y es abogado.
Claro que si los adictos a la red no procuramos pensar con nuestras propias cabezas, buscar más allá de lo que nos alimenta Google, lo llevamos claro.
Google es una empresa y su materia prima somos los/as que la convertimos en nuestra única guía. Ver el mundo a través de Google puede ser hasta peligroso. Como un partido único, inmortal y omnipresente en el que todos/as deberíamos militar.