OMG. I should have felt uneasy simply because of Biden's family's association with the Australian connections (Paradigm) and Australia's Social Security being privatized by the Biden family of animals. Click the link as there are 2 videos. (Biden's video is 19 mins.) ...cal
http://www.infowars.com/egypt-u-s-puppet-regime-on-verge-of-collapse/
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Egypt: U.S. Puppet Regime On Verge of Collapse
Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
January 28, 2011
In an interview with NPR, Joe Biden stumbles his way through soft ball questions about Egypt and the dictator Hosni Mubarak, who Biden identifies as a personal friend. In the process, Biden reveals the U.S. attitude toward dictators and client states.
“Mubarak has been an ally of ours in a number of things,” said Biden. “And he’s been very responsible on, relative to geopolitical interest in the region, the Middle East peace efforts; the actions Egypt has taken relative to normalizing relationship with — with Israel. … I would not refer to him as a dictator.”
Remarkably, Biden is considered the go-to man in the Obama administration on foreign policy. “The vice president has been famously and consistently called a foreign policy expert by the Washington establishment,” writes Richard Grenell. “In fact, President Obama admitted during his campaign for president that he relied on Biden’s foreign policy advice while both men were in the Senate.”
Mubarak’s knuckle-dragging dictatorship is so crucial to the foreign policy of the United States, it is the number two recipient of money (it receives around $2 billion per year). Only Israel receives more.
“Egypt under Mubarak uses its billions in U.S. military aid to detain, beat and torture dissenters, opposition politicians and journalists; many have died in custody,” writes Mark Zepezauer. “Thousands of political prisoners and pro-democracy activists are held in overcrowded, disease-ridden prisons, without charges or trials. Press restrictions, including newspaper shutdowns, are widespread. “Nobody in Egypt will be imprisoned again for their opinions,” Egyptian press syndicate chairman Galal Aref declared in 2004. But in April of that year Ibrahim Eissa, editor of the independent weekly Al Dustour, and his colleague Sahar Zaki were sentenced to one year in prison for an article that described a lawsuit against Mubarak and his family. The lawyer who filed the lawsuit, Saied Abdallah, received an identical sentence and was fined.
This sort of behavior is not the exception but the rule. Egypt has faced repeated criticism from human rights activists and others for decades.
Biden told NPR the U.S. government encourages Egypt to embrace democracy, but this is at best a sick joke.
In 2005, after similar gentle nudging from the Bush administration, Mubarak allowed opposition candidates to run against him, including Ayman Nour. After Nour won a paltry 7 percent of the vote (according to the Egyptian government), he was arrested on politically motivated charges of forgery and sentenced him to five years in prison, thus sending a strong message to anybody who would dare challenge Mubarak.
As noted by the Committee to Protect Journalists, the Mubarak regime was quick to target journalists after hundreds of thousands of Egyptians took to the street this week.
“Since Tuesday, Egypt has witnessed widespread protests against poverty and corruption, and calls for democratic changes. Authorities suspended Internet and mobile phone service, according to news reports and mobile operators, in an attempt to block media coverage and communications between protesters. Security forces today continued violent physical attacks on journalists,” the organization reports today.
Mubarak’s thugs have targeted the BBC, Al-Jazeera, CNN, and French journalists working for Le Figaro, Journal du Dimanche, Sipa Photo Agency, and Paris Match.
Beating up journalists and confiscating their equipment, however, will not prevent the regime’s collapse, which now appears imminent.
Even the globalists gathered in Davos, Switzerland, are issuing hollow calls for Egypt to guarantee the freedoms of its residents and eschew violence in order to avoid the fall of Biden’s friend in Cairo.
“I believe that one of the ground principles of democracy should be to protect the freedom of speech of the people,” said U.N. boss Ban Ki-moon.
Prior to the threat posed against Mubarak’s authoritarian rule financed by the largess of the U.S. tax payer, Ban Ki-moon and the globalists did not complain much about the despot’s treatment of journalists and the political opposition in his country. Now that the linchpin of globalist control in the Middle East is about the fall, they are calling for reform.
http://www.economist.com/node/1316901
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The most recent exposé concerns an undersecretary in the Ministry of Agriculture, who police say was taped accepting a $3m bribe from a French firm to import its pesticides. Subsequent leaks unleashed a torrent of further charges, ranging from adultery to poisoning unsuspecting peasants with toxic chemicals to, horrors, consorting with Israelis.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-10735255
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23 July 2010 Last updated at 10:19 ET
The case involves chemical waste dumped in 2006 A Dutch court has found multinational Trafigura guilty of illegally exporting toxic waste from Amsterdam and concealing the nature of the cargo.
In 2006, Trafigura transported waste alleged to have been involved in the injury of thousands of people in Ivory Coast. Trafigura denied any wrongdoing.It expressed disappointment in the ruling and is considering an appeal.
The firm was fined 1m euros (£836,894) for its ship, the Probo Koala, transiting Amsterdam with its cargo.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trafigura
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Trafigura is a London-based[3] multinational company founded in 1993 trading in base metals and energy, including oil.
As of 2008[update] the company had equity of more than $2 billion and a turnover of $73 billion that generated $440 million of profit.[2]
It operates from 55 offices in 36 countries in Europe and North America, Central America, and South America, as well as in the Middle and Far East. It is the world's third largest private oil and metals trader after Vitol and Glencore.[2]
Trafigura was set up by Claude Dauphin and Eric de Turckheim. It split off from a group of companies managed by Marc Rich in 1993.[2][4] Trafigura has been named or involved in several scandals since its creation.
http://www.questionsquestions.net/docs04/engdahl-soros.html
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According to knowledgeable U.S. and European investigators, Soros's circle includes indicted metals and commodity speculator and fugitive Marc Rich of Zug, Switzerland and Tel Aviv; secretive Israeli arms and commodity dealer Shaul Eisenberg, and "Dirty Rafi" Eytan, both linked to the financial side of the Israeli Mossad; and, the family of Jacob Lord Rothschild.
http://www.time.com/time/2007/presidential_pardons/10.html
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by Kristina Dell and
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MARC RICH, 2001
In 1983, financier Rich was indicted for evading more than $48 million in taxes, and charged with 51 counts of tax fraud, as well as running illegal oil deals with Iran during the 1979-1980 hostage crisis. During his last week in office, President Bill Clinton pardoned Rich, who had fled the U.S. during his prosecution and was residing in Switzerland. Clinton's eleventh-hour move, along with pardons of his half-brother, Roger, and former business partner Susan McDougal, outraged Republicans and Democrats alike. The Rich pardon sparked an investigation into whether it was bought by the hefty donations Rich's ex-wife, Denise, had given to the Clintons and the Democrats. In the end, investigators did not find enough evidence to indict Clinton.
http://www.doeda.com/y911.html
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Soros and Rappaport would ensure that the Rothschild financial interests would be the silent backers for a number of the undisclosed deals. The Rothschild interests would also be seen on the board of directors of Barrick Gold.
In the fourth phase of the secret war, the Enterprise worked on several fronts to take over key energy industries. On the Caspian front of this economic war, James Giffen was sent to Kazakhstan to work with President Nazarbayev in various legal and illegal efforts to gain control of what was estimated to be the world’s largest untapped oil reserves - Kazak oil in the Caspian. The illegal flow of money from the various oil companies would reach a number of banks. These same oil interests would engage March Rich and the Israeli Eisenberg Group, owned by one of the Mossad’s key operatives, Shaul Eisenberg, to move the oil. (The Eisenberg Group would at some point own almost 50% of Zim Shipping, which mysteriously and inexplicably moved out of the World Trade Center a few weeks before the September 11 attacks.)
http://100777.com/node/83
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AFP has learned from a reliable source in the shipping industry that Zim American Israeli Shipping Co., Inc. broke the lease when it vacated the rented offices on the 16th and 17th floors of the north tower of the World Trade Center shortly before the Sept. 11 disaster.
According to the source, Zim’s WTC office space had been leased until the end of the year and the company lost $50,000 when it suddenly pulled out in the beginning of September.
The parent company, Zim Israel Naviga tion Co., is nearly half-owned by the state of Israel, the other half held by Israel Corp. Zim is one of the world’s largest container shipping companies, operating an international network of shipping lines.
AFP repeatedly contacted Zim American Israeli Ship ping Co., Inc. at its new American headquarters in Norfolk, Va., to inquire about the company’s pulling out of its WTC lease early.
AFP was told that the only person who could discuss the matter was the company president, Shaul Cohen-Mintz, who was said to be unavailable until Dec. 4.
http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/7924720-arsenic-in-water-wells-may-be-poisoning-millions-of-vietnamese
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Arsenic in Water Wells May Be Poisoning Millions of Vietnamese
By BMcPherson 
Deep wells may become contaminated with arsenic poisoning the people and animals who drink it.
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Arsenic in the drinking water of wells in the Red River Delta may be poisoning millions of Vietnamese people. Bloomberg has reported that the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science has published information about the high levels of toxic chemicals in deep water wells used by about 7 million people. They found unacceptably high levels of arsenic, manganese, selenium and barium in 65% of the wells.
It is thought that these old, deep wells have been contaminated with water percolating from shallow aquifers that contain the dissolved toxic metals. The Red River Delta is densely populated and the majority of people rely on ground water. The reseacher recommended that the people find another source of water, something that is unlikely to happen even considering the dire health hazards of toxic metal contamination.
The Bengal Basin in Bangladesh and India is also plagued with arsenic contamination in their wells. Naturally occurring arsenic in the soil and rocks is drawn downward into deep aquifers as people draw out the water. A study published in 2008 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science documented startlingly high levels of contamination. NGOs seeking to help people in the Indian subcontinent by drilling wells to provide clean water, have often found to their dismay that they have unwittingly exposed people to toxic metal poisoning. According to the WHO fact sheet between 200 000 and 270 000 people in Bangladesh are expected to die each year from arsenic poisoning.
There is a difference between acute poisoning like we see in murder mysteries and chronic low level poisoning. Low level, long term poisoning carries with it the probability of various cancers, skin lesions, blood vessel disease leading to gangrene and it is suspected in causing high blood pressure, heart disease and reproductive disruptions.
The Bengal Basin in Bangladesh and India is also plagued with arsenic contamination in their wells. Naturally occurring arsenic in the soil and rocks is drawn downward into deep aquifers as people draw out the water. A study published in 2008 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science documented startlingly high levels of contamination. NGOs seeking to help people in the Indian subcontinent by drilling wells to provide clean water, have often found to their dismay that they have unwittingly exposed people to toxic metal poisoning. According to the WHO fact sheet between 200 000 and 270 000 people in Bangladesh are expected to die each year from arsenic poisoning.
There is a difference between acute poisoning like we see in murder mysteries and chronic low level poisoning. Low level, long term poisoning carries with it the probability of various cancers, skin lesions, blood vessel disease leading to gangrene and it is suspected in causing high blood pressure, heart disease and reproductive disruptions.
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