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refreshed apres pagan summer
and back, with !!
IRAQGAIT!!,
on the winning side :)

ALL IGNORANT GREEDY DANGEROUS FOOLS PLEASE NOTE:

FUNDAMENTALISM BEGETS... FUNDAMENTALISM
SHOCK, AWE & TERROR TACTICS BEGET... TERRORISM

SANITY’S VOICE CRACKLES WITH ANCIENT (PATIENT?) GRIEF AS IT SAYS I TOLD YOU SO! 
the ‘
war’ that was supposed to begin the end of terrorism has massively increased it all around the globe.  what was an occasional ‘protest’ at western injustice has been fanned into a daily event, AS ALL SANE PEOPLE KNEW IT WOULD - which was most of the planet outside uno where.


!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IRAQGAIT
!!!!!!!!!! (out of Kuwait:) STUMBLES FORWARDS, EVER CLOSER TO THE BLOODY FINGERPRINTS WHILE THE RATS BEGIN CONSIDERING WHEN TO JUMP SHIP.  ALISTAIR CAMPBELL IS GONE  BY NO MEANS A BAD MAN AS BAD MEN GO :)
(did u wonder why they kept going onnabout “everything was done at my commander’s orders?  their deal is:  if tony takes the blame ‘in principle’ for everything campbell did, alistair will take the secrets to the grave).

in america, bush’s ratings continue to ‘settle’ (into relative ‘sanity’ again), the various accusations and investigations proliferate like the Planet Aids Virus, while, like sleepwalkers, most media pundits continue to believe their boy shrub is coasting to another victory!  amazing!

never have i seen such a
schizophrenia in the culture.  the people ensconced and most isolated in the dominant and dying culture can continue to believe that their side is streaks ahead and unstoppable as planned, while, from the centre of the amorphous but ever growing future culture, it is obvious that there’s so much ‘tail’ to this ‘gait’ that it’s bottomless; and everything’s hotting up and imploding as the vampire elite elbow their former fellow conspirators aside and bail out one by one, or jump (expect more) as a rising chorus of voices dares to break what’s now almost just a memory of those fascist patriotism days just round that last corner, remember?  when all serious yuppies were being ‘smart’ and keeping their heads down and ‘going with history’?  boy, if you think the hutton enquiry “ran out of control”, wait till you see the dinosaurs’ feeding frenzy on each other’s heads as they rock and then roll!

for
IRAQGAIT is also about the henchmen and belligerents, the military in Iraq itself, generals and grunts, the corporations who paid good money for their ALL-U-CAN-EAT gobbles there, the quisling Iraqi middle class wannabe ‘leaders,’ all the other corporate trained freedom-assassins waiting in the wings across the Middle east for their turn,  BUT the whole damn thing is blowing apart, wisdom always said that saddam was a tyrant because nothing less could hold the country together and especially when it was suffering daily  hostilities from the US and britain and now bush must either equal saddam’s ruthlessness, or crawl to the UN with a Compleat Apologia  for no country on earth will actually send troops to that country now in its state of illegal anarchy and military madness & mayhem.

like
Alexander the Great (Asshole), Georgius Bush thot he could cut through the intricacies of the Gordian Knot with a single impatient flash of the sword.  but it ain’t that simple, george.  that’s why the liberals, intellectuals and softhearted lefties will inherit the earth.  or what’s left of it.

but look at the upside for your gang, george.  none of ‘em will get the chair (for
treason) like the hundreds you sent there (while they applauded) for infinitely less human suffering than your mafia have perpetrated in their 3 year Neo-ConRampage - those muddleheaded candy asses will have banished capital punishment as a medieval barbarity.

like yourself.
fraser. august. 2003
UP!  Sooflay - the restaurateur (now that Uday & Qusay have been caught, lesser-known Saddam family members are on the run)


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contents

p.3  !IRAQGAIT! - BIGGEST INSIDER YET SINGS RE RUMSFELD'S ACTIONS.  This alone makes watergate scenario inevitable!

p.6  THE YELLOW STAIN  from TEXAS!
ASHAMED OF OUR PRESIDENT! Soldier’s family show outrage @ president.

p.8 
FRENCH PROPOSE THEIR  WORLD ORDER - will not approve any U.N. involvement in Iraq until military command is transferred from U.S.

p.11 
Inside the Resistance -The US doesn’t confront a few die-hard Saddamistas but a new guerrilla movement with growing popular support.
p.14  Swarming Toward Revolution - the Future of Protesting / ADDING INTELLIGENCE TO THE FLASH MOB

p.18   CIA IRAN COUP 50TH ANNIVERSARY this week
UP!  Lattay - the coffee shop owner (now that Uday & Qusay have been caught, lesser-known Saddam family members are on the run)

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!IRAQGAIT!: BIGGEST INSIDER YET ‘SINGS’ RE RUMSFELD'S ACTIONS
b
y Jim Lobe, Middle East Analysis

WASHINGTON   "What I saw was aberrant, pervasive and contrary to good order and discipline. If one is seeking the answers to why peculiar bits of 'intelligence' found sanctity in a presidential speech, or why the post-Saddam occupation has been distinguished by confusion and false steps, one need look no further than the process inside the Office of the Secretary of Defense [OSD]."  Air Force Lt Col Karen Kwiatkowski,asenior Pentagon Middle East specialist who worked in the office of US Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, Douglas Feith until her retirement in April.

Little is known about OSD, originally created by Donald Rumsfeld andhis top deputy, Paul Wolfowitz, to investigate possible links between Saddam and the al-Qaeda terrorist group.  While only a dozen people officially worked in the office, scores of "consultants" were contracted, many closely identified with the neo-conservative and pro-Likud views held by the Pentagon leadership.

The operations
Kwiatkowski witnessed during her tenure in Feith's office, and particularly those of an ad hoc group known as the Office of Special Plans (OSP), constituted "a subversion of constitutional limits on executive power and a co-option through deceit of a large segment of the Congress".

Her charges, which tend to confirm reports offered to the press by retired officers from other intelligence agencies and their still-active but anonymous former colleagues, are likely to make her a prime witness when Congress reconvenes in September for hearings on the manipulation of intelligence to justify war against Iraq.

According to Kwiatkowski, the same operation that allegedly cooked the intelligence was also responsible for the administration's failure to anticipate the current problems now faced by 150,000 US troops [make that 149,997 - ed] in
"the world's nastiest rat's nest, without a nation-building plan, without significant international support, and without an exit plan".
>> add ‘and with no legality’.

Her comments echo the worst fears of some lawmakers, who have begun looking into the OSP's role in the administration's mistaken assumptions in Iraq.  Some are even comparing it to the Iran-Contra scandal, an off-the-books operation run from the National Security Council (NSC) during the Reagan administration .
>> except that was kept secret while this was sententiously, religiously, lyingly and self-servingly publicised to the whole world.

"OSP was charged with collecting, vetting, and disseminating intelligence completely outside the normal intelligence apparatus," David Obey, a senior Democrat in the House of Representatives, said last month.  "In fact, it appears that the information collected by this office was in some instances not even shared with the established intelligence agencies, and in numerous instances was passed on to the National Security Council and the president without having been vetted by anyone other than Rumsfeld."


O.S.Who?!
Headed by a gung-ho former navy officer, William Luti, and a scholarly national-security analyst, Abram Shulsky, OSP was given complete access to reams of raw intelligence produced by the US intelligence community and became the preferred stop, when in town, for defectors handled by the Iraqi National Congress (INC), led by Ahmed Chalabi.

It also maintained close relations with the Defense Policy Board (DPB), which was then chaired by
Richard Perle of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), Feith's mentor in the Reagan administration.  Perle and Feith, whose published views on Israeli policy echo the right-wing Likud party, co-authored a 1996 memo for then-prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu that argued that Saddam's ouster in Iraq would enable Israel to transform the balance of power in the Middle East in its favour.

In her article, Kwiatkowski wrote that
OSP's work was marked by 3 major characteristics:

First, career Pentagon analysts assigned to Rumsfeld's office were generally excluded from Feith, Wolfowitz and Rumsfeld’s 3 "key areas of interest", notably Israel, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia"In terms of Israel and Iraq, all primary staff work was conducted by political appointees; in the case of Israel, a desk officer appointee from the Washington Institute for Near Policy [a think tank closely tied to the main pro-Israel lobby in Washington, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee."

Second, the same group of appointees tended to work with like-minded political appointees in other agencies, especially the State Department, the NSC, and Vice President Dick Cheney's office, rather than with those agencies' career analysts or the CIA.  "I personally witnessed several cases of staff officers being told not to contact their counterparts at State or the National Security Council because that particular decision would be processed through a different channel.".

Third, this exclusion of professional and independent opinions, both within the Pentagon and across government agencies - according to Kwiatkowski - resulted in "groupthink", a technical term defined as "reasoning or decision-making by a group, often characterized by uncritical acceptance of conformity to prevailing points of view".  In this case, the prevailing points of view were presumably shaped by neo-conservatives like Feith, Wolfowitz and Perle.

Kwiatkowski's broadside coincides with the appearance in neo-conservative media outlets, notably the Wall Street Journal, of defences of Feith, who is widely seen as the Pentagon's most likely fall guy if it’s forced to shoulder blame for bad intelligence and planning.  British Prime Minister
Tony Blair has pressed President Bush to fire Feith for several months, according to diplomatic sources.
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/EH07Ak01.html
UP!  Tupay - the bad hair one (Saddam family member on the run)


THE LESS HAMPERED BY SENTIMENTAL SLOGANS THE BETTER
"The US now has about 50% of the worlds wealth but only 6.3% of its population. In this situation we cannot fail to be the object of envy and resentment. Our real task in the coming period is to devise a pattern of relationships which will permit us to maintain this position of disparity without positive detriment to our national security. To do so we will have to dispense with all sentimentality and day dreaming and our attention will have to be concentrated everywhere on our immediate national objectives.  We need not deceive ourselves that we can afford the luxury of altruism and world benefaction.
We should cease to talk about such vague and unreal objectives as human rights, the raising of living standards and democratisation. The day is not very far off when we are going to have to deal in straight power concepts; the less we are then hampered by idealistic slogans the better"  George Kennon, famedUS State Dept official in 1948.
UP!  Sapheway - the grocery store owner (Saddam family member on the run)



BUSH HAS NOT ATTENDED A SINGLE FUNERAL OF A U.S.SOLDIER KILLED IN IRAQ

PROUD OF OUR SOLDIER!
ASHAMED OF OUR PRESIDENT!
FAMILY OF SOLDIER DISPLAYING OUTRAGE TOWARD PRESIDENT

With their 23-year-old son serving as an Army reservist in Iraq, Pat and Paul Vogel are trying as best they can to support the work he and his fellow soldiers are doing. But they’re finding it much more difficult to endorse their commander in chief.

"
Our primary concern with the president is we feel like a lot of bad decisions have been made leading up to our son's and a lot of other troops' being involved," Paul Vogel said. They accuse him of using fabricated information about former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's ties with Osama bin Laden, the mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and Hussein's potential use of weapons of mass destruction against the United States as the basis for declaring war on Iraq.

Vogel just attended the funeral of a 40-year-old reservist from his son’s unit, a Wisconsin man whose 3 children are fatherless after the truck he was driving in convoy was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade.

THE YELLOW STAIN FROM TEXAS
To show their disdain, the Vogels have hung a sign outside their business, Assured Staffing, on Main Street, stating:

"PROUD OF OUR SOLDIER! ASHAMED OF OUR PRESIDENT!
Where's George? He's out GOLFING. He has no time for funerals  THREE MEN DIED today - THREE AMERICAN SOLDIERS. Men who served their country. BUSH has DESERTED The Military THREE TIMES. First: When he went AWOL for a year. That's Documented. Second: When he allowed the Troops and Veterans to have their benefits CUT, even while they are DYING in the field - Combat Pay reduced from $250 to $100. And that's just the start. Third: HE'S NEVER ATTENDED EVEN ONE FUNERAL OF A SINGLE US SOLDIER KILLED IN IRAQ.

YOU call that a LEADER? We call it the COWARD FROM CRAWFORD. The Yellow STAIN from Texas. He has NO SHAME. Impeach this Crook. Get a REAL President in the People's House. Send ALI BABA BUSH and his
FORTY THIEVES PACKING.”
[Take Back The Media]
UP! 

"There's only one person who is responsible for making that decision, and that's me. And there's only one person who hugs the mothers and the widows, the wives and the kids on the death of their loved ones. Others hug, but having committed the troops, I've got an additional responsibility to hug, and that's me, and I know what it's like." George W Bush to Barbara Walters, ABC "20/20," 12/13/02.
UP!  Biliray - the country music star (Saddam family member on the run)


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FRENCH PROPOSE THEIR  WORLD ORDER
WILL NOT APPROVE U.N. IRAQ INVOLVEMENT
UNTIL COMMAND IS TRANSFERRED FROM US
By Kenneth R. Timmerman
In an Aug. 25 speech, French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin called for a "new world organisation" to replace the United Nations as it’s currently structured.

At an annual conference in Paris of 200 top French diplomats and Foreign Ministry officials, de Villepin reiterated his view that the United States must cede power to a new
"collective-security" organisation. "Building a new world, founding a new order" was "urgent," he insisted, "an immense task that is incumbent upon us."  It was France's role to lead Europe to become "one of the founding pillars" of the new system, he said.

The new collective-security system should be
"founded on collective responsibility and world democracy," de Villepin said.  In particular, France was now looking favourably to the idea of enlarging membership of the U.N. Security Council and vesting it with expanded powers.  While he provided no specifics, aides later said he believed Germany, Japan, India, Brazil and a major African power such as Nigeria should all be given permanent seats on the council, along with veto power over all Security Council resolutions, including those authorising the use of force.

In a direct dig at the Bush administration, de Villepin insisted that no nation should be allowed to use force, even in defence of its own interests, without specific approval from the Security Council.   "Using force is often tempting,"  he said, but "it can only be justified if collective security or urgent humanitarian needs require it."  Force must be "a last resort," and "only when the international community, through the Security Council, decides." 

No country should take umbrage at the French insistence on a new
"multipolar world order... The French vision of multipolarity does not aim at organising rivalry or competition, but responsibility, stability and initiative."

He also hinted that France was ready for a showdown with the US and Britain over Iraq, specifically to transfer authority for the post-war military occupation to the United Nations.  "The new structures that eventually will be put in place cannot be simply an enlargement or adjustment of the current occupation forces.  Instead, we must put in place a veritable international force under a U.N. Security Council mandate,.

According to the centre-right daily Le Figaro, the French intend to demand, as a condition for sending their own troops or approving any expanded U.N. role in Iraq, that the new U.N. force
"not be placed under American command."  That condition will meet with strong resistance from the White House, since President George W. Bush promised voters during his election campaign that he would not allow U.S. soldiers to be placed under U.N. command.
http://www.insightmag.com/news/455081.html
UP!  Pusay - the 'loose' 22 yr old sister (Saddam family member on the run)

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Prophetic or Planned?
Ref. the Baghdad bomb I thought you might appreciate what Richard Perle had to say about the UN on 22nd March this year:
"Saddam Hussein's reign of terror is about to end. He will go quickly, but not alone: in a parting irony he will take the United Nations down with him.... The 'good works' part will survive, the low-risk peace-keeping bureaucracies will remain, the looming chatterbox on the Hudson will continue to bleat. What will die in Iraq is the fantasy of the United Nations as the foundation of a new world order."
Greg Sams / London
>> one of my theories is that it’s the neo-cons who are blowing everything UP! because what they basically want is to have american troops in every middle eastern country (with oil) and the best way to achieve that is to have conditions to keep them troops there :)
but, seriously, see next below:
UP!  Ecksray - the radiologist (Saddam family member on the run)
UP!  Ollay - the half-Mexican sister (Saddam family member on the run)


Inside the Resistance
The United States likes to think that all it confronts in Iraq are a few die-hard Saddamistas.  But Paul McGeough meets a new guerrilla movement with growing popular support.

There's a knock on the door. Standing in the first-floor corridor of the Al Safeer Hotel are two men - Ahmed, a weapons dealer and group commander in the Iraqi resistance, and Haqi, one of his foot soldiers. They enter and take a seat on the sofa, edgy but full of bravado after what they claim was a successful strike against a US convoy in a rural area north of Baghdad.

They’d agreed, after weeks of negotiation, to talk about the resistance.  Now they’re here to recount the detail of their most recent offensive against the
US occupation forces in Iraq.

Ahmed:
"Yesterday we were told about the new movement of convoys, so we used a special car to take our RPG [rocket-propelled grenades] and guns up there.  We struck at sunset, in an area surrounded by farms.
"We positioned ourselves as locals, just standing around. But as the convoy came into view we picked up the weapons which we had lying on the ground. There were 19 soldiers. I could see their faces. I fired
3 grenades - 2 at a truck and one at a Humvee. Then we escaped across the fields to a car that was waiting for us. It took just a few seconds because God makes it easy for us."

This is the third mission for Ahmed, a 32-year-old who has inherited family wealth, including a factory and a farm, and the fourth for Haqi, a 25-year-old Baghdad taxi-driver who defers to Ahmed as "my instructor".

I checked. At Al Meshahda, near Tarmiya, which is 60 kilometres north of Baghdad, the road is scorched and gouged. Two local farmers, brothers Muhammad and Ibrahim Al Mishadani, insist three US soldiers died when the tail-end vehicles in a convoy were hit.

But the
Americans reported no deaths from Tarmiya on Tuesday.

Washington has been reluctant to accept that what is happening in Iraq constitutes a guerrilla war. It has repeatedly pinned the blame for instability on
Saddam Hussein and Baath Party loyalists; and, particularly on foreigners associated with the terrorist network al-Qaeda and its offshoots.

The Pentagon, the US military and American analysts are reluctant to acknowledge popular support for the Iraqi resistance. But the chaos has
tribal sheiks, Baghdad businessmen and many ordinary Iraqis speaking in such harsh anti-American terms that it is hard not to conclude there’s a growing body of Palestinian or Belfast-style empathy with the resistance.

US intelligence seems way behind understanding that what is emerging in Iraq is a centrally controlled movement, driven as much by nationalism as by the mosque, a movement that’s left Saddam and the Baath Party behind and already is getting foreign funds for its bid to drive out the US army.

Ahmed offers a peculiar account of how he avoided military service in Saddam's military or any of the security agencies: "I put lots of tea leaves in cold water and gulped it down so that it filled my lungs. The tea showed up as spots in my lungs and, after I paid the doctor some money, I was rejected on health grounds."


THEN WHY JOIN THE RESISTANCE NOW?
Asked why he has joined the resistance after going to such lengths to avoid doing time for Saddam, Ahmed declares: "Saddam was a loser. His wars were useless and he made enemies of our Muslim neighbours."

Toying with his beard, he describes a Sunni resistance that is a disciplined, religiously focused force:  “Authority lies with the sheiks in the mosques. Baath Party people and former members of the military are not allowed to be our leaders.   Baathists are losers; they didn't succeed when they worked for the party.
"We now have a single, jihadist leadership group that operates nationally. Everything is done on instructions carried by messengers. There are 35 men in my cell and I'm a leader of three other cells. The number of foreigners who are coming to help us is increasing -
Syrian, Palestinian, Saudi and Qatari.
"US claims about
al-Qaeda are just propaganda."


But then he goes on:
"We don't even ask the fighters if they belong to these groups or to political parties.  Our fighters are protecting our religion.  We cannot allow foreigners to occupy our country."   He repeats the argument in much of the anti-American graffiti around Baghdad: "We suffered under Saddam and we hate him, but we would put him in our hearts ahead of a Christian or a Jew, because he is a Muslim."

In this culture revenge is honourable, and Ahmed vents his opinion freely: "The Americans do not respect us, so we cannot respect them. They are a cancer of bad things: prostitution, gambling and drugs."

Haqi:

"This struggle is not about Saddam.  It's about our country and our God.  Our aim is not to have power or to rule the country.  We just want the US out and for the word of Allah to be the power in Iraq."


HOW THE ‘RESISTANCE’ OPERATES
This pocket of the resistance calls itself the Army of Right.  Like others, including the Army of Mohammed and the White Flags, it first came to notice in leaflets and graffiti around the fabled Abu Hanifa mosque in Baghdad's Aadamiyah district.

Estimates of how many resistance fighters are on call run as high as 7000, but these two will not discuss numbers.  And just as Iraqi children are being coached to lie when foreigners inquire about their parents or the whereabouts of their homes, the families of resistance fighters deny their involvement in the war.

In a far-flung Baghdad suburb, dentist Amar Abbass insists his
"little brother" Ameer was armed only with his "student papers and a calculator" when he was arrested 6 weeks ago.  But neighbours say the 20-year-old - now prisoner No. 10496 at the Baghdad Airport prison  was carrying an RPG launcher!

Ahmed's first mission was an attack on a small US convoy near Balad, in the Tikrit region, in June.  Weeks later he was part of a failed attempt to down an American helicopter at Mahmoudiya, 25 kilometres south-east of the capital.

He adopts a worldly tone as he talks about the missions:
"First we watch the Americans to understand their movements.  We know from the way they shoot in every direction that they are afraid."

Usually the cells operate teams of 4 or 5 - 2 to manage the rocket-propelled grenade launcher and 2 or 3 to provide covering fire.  In most cases the identity of each fighter is withheld from the others.

Because the roots of Iraqi offence at the American presence are to be found in their tribal culture as much as in the Koran, the resistance fighters confidently rely on tribal networks for information on the Americans and for help to get away in a hurry after an attack.

Ahmed says:
"The people offer us hiding places when we are in danger. They support us with words and blessings and sometimes they hide our fighters in the boot of their cars to take them to safety."

Their approach is as effective as it is simple.  Usually they explode a landmine to halt a US convoy and to disorient the soldiers.  Then one group opens fire from one side of the road, drawing the attention of the Americans, while the men with an RPG take aim from a position about 150 metres back from the other side of the road.

Many of the fighters draw on their experience in national service under Saddam, and they’ve acquired bomb-making and other manuals from the disbanded Iraqi military.   They’ve been having lethal success with remote-controlled devices, including one that was floated down a river on a palm log to explode under a bridge used by the US.

On the highway south of Tikrit later in the week, a US soldier explains to me how a series of four IEDs - improvised explosive devices - had been found on a track routinely used by his convoy.  The explosives were spaced at precise 25-metre intervals, the distance between vehicles in the American convoys.

The missions are opportunity-driven.  Local fighters are assigned to keep up low-level attacks in their areas, maybe 3 or 4 a week.  Then new cells are dispatched to areas for ambushes at a rate of 3 and 4 a day.

Ahmed claims his cells are responsible for the death of at least a dozen Americans, but there is no way to confirm this.  He declares:
"The Americans say they are still looking for weapons of mass destruction. But they’ve found them.  We are their WMD!"

Resistance weapons are stashed around the country, hidden in homes, buried in graveyards and concealed in the fringes of tall, reedy grass that grows by rivers and irrigation canals.

The US makes regular announcements of success in its efforts to block the attacks, like Operation Soda Mountain, in which, it says, 128 raids in mid-July detained 971 Iraqis  67 described as
"former regime leaders" - with the confiscation of 665 small weapons, 1356 rocket-propelled grenades, 300 155-mm artillery rounds, 4297 mortar rounds, 4.3 tonnes of C4 explosive and 563 hand grenades.

The figures are impressive.  But they pale against the reality that under Saddam there were estimated to be more than 5 million AK-47s alone in the country - in a recent US-run amnesty, fewer than 100 were surrendered - and against the suggestion implicit in the figures that much of the seized weapons are from unmanageable pre-war stockpiles put in place by Saddam's military which subsequently fell into the hands of the resistance.

Haggling in the country's illegal arms bazaars, the resistance never pays more than $US100 for an RPG launcher while hand grenades sell for as little as $US2.  In the days after the fall of Baghdad, AK-47s could be bought for as little as $US3; today they cost about $US40.

Ahmed, whose illegal weapons business grew out of his teenage hobby of restoring guns, says:
"We thank God the gun stores of the Iraqi army and the Baath Party were opened for us.  But we also get donations. The other day a rich man gave us an expensive SUV which we will use for carrying weapons or for observing the Americans - or we can sell it to buy more weapons.
"But we also get weapons from outside Iraq.  We allowed some of the fighters to appear on the Arab TV channels because we knew that would make wealthy Arabs send aid and encourage Arab mujahideen to join us.  It was a very intelligent and effective operation.
"They didn't just send money.  They send fighters and ammunition; and they give us good intelligence and ideas for dealing with the Americans."

Ahmed and Haqi laugh as they describe the ease with which they can move weapons around Baghdad and beyond.  "Once I passed through three American checkpoints in a pick-up that was half-filled with explosives and weapons. They didn't even look."

Haqi: "One night I was driving during the curfew hours with a box of grenades in the car. The Americans stopped me and I told them that my wife was in the hospital. 'Go, go,' they yelled without searching the car. We thank God they are so stupid."

And, for now, the Americans' inability to deliver the security, political and economic miracle implicit in the promised liberation of Iraq is playing into the hands of the resistance.  Public anger at the US is morphing into popular support for the guerrillas, creating the likelihood of a descent into prolonged cycles of violence.

Few Iraqis are present when the Americans re-open a refurbished school or hospital.   But all are deeply aware that their
"liberators" live a world apart, in well-provisioned, little-America bunkers, and that every time they come among the Iraqis they do so behind armour plating and with guns at the ready.

Challenged about the chaos this week, US administrator Paul Bremer fired back:
"The north is quiet and the south is quiet. There is a small group of bitter-end people resisting the new Iraq. We'll deal with them. They will be killed or they'll be captured." 
Ahmed loves that kind of talk.  Relishing the challenge, he says: "Before the war I was a hunter; we'd shoot pigs. Now I can't go hunting but the pigs are coming to me... Our country has been occupied for only four months," he says, "this is just the beginning."
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/08/15/1060936052309.html
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//YOU FEEDBACK: ACID HOUSE REVISITED
> "Acid house could have become a huge political force but no-one wanted to  become a figurehead, a Jim Morrison or Jimi Hendrix type character for the acid house generation, so it never happened, it just became a faceless, hedonistic phenomenon." - Mark Moore (quoted in UP! 167)
No more heroes anymore. We are the heroes, losing our egos, dancing faceless in a cloud of dry ice. Looking to each other, not to the man on the stage. Until the superstar DJs and the super-clubs and the business took control again (while we handed them our money).
 I was thinking earlier, house music is getting as old as rock music was in 88... what they both were, in the beginning (and punk rock in ‘77), was a blast of freedom.
Morrison and Hendrix were shamanic energy transmitters, but they were not grounded enough to avoid burning out. And John Lennon had his feet on the earth (probably thanks a lot to Yoko Ono, behind every great man there's a great woman) but got shot ... so three of rock’s potentially greatest 'elders' have gone. We have to learn how to work with the shamanic energies which music channels OURSELVES, not watch some star doing it on stage. Which is why we had to have a dance revolution...
I think what I'm trying to say is that the 'failure' of acid house was that it got commercialised, not that we didn't have leaders. But I don't think of it as a failure, just because it didn't transform society once and for all. I think of it as a success because it transformed a lot of individuals.
And S-Express was a part of that for me, especially 'Mantra For A State Of Mind', so respect due to Mr.Moore...
Love to all the Zippies,
Steve Radford / London
>> i think it did and is still doing a LOT more than that.  i think it got rid of thatcher, changed brit culture from the puritan of europe to the ‘party nation’ of europe (anybody disagree with that?!) and it will get rid of bush in america where it is running a half dozen years behind the uk.  it also connected and continues to connect the youth of all parts of the globe so that they can see themselves as a global generation. 
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VIRTUAL SINATRA RIDES AGAIN!
In October, Radio City Music Hall in New York will feature a lifelike virtual performance by Frank Sinatra.  Video images of the singer will be projected onto 3-dimensional screens as his recorded voice plays over the sound system.
http://www.kurzweilai.net/email/newsRedirect.html?newsID=2287&m=5435
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Swarming Toward Revolution
the Future of Protesting
Prepared by Micah

Aug. 1  There is a significance to the simultaneous emergence of the idea of the swarm. It’s a concept birthed from a metaphor.
In each discipline a certain representation of how information is dispersed has taken hold: visually represented as the
rhizome or the network. Biology, for example, has discovered that certain species such as ants have evolved a biological information sharing method that gives them an intelligence as a mass. Power flows throughout their body-politic.
Based upon such advances,
the understanding and re-imagining of networks might be the most important concept driving innovation today.

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The Flash Mob
This is not a protest, yet. These anonymous individuals are part of the first San Francisco flash mob  an activity that’s presently apolitical, but won’t be for long.
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O
ur own understanding of networks is not only broadening as we look at “social networks,” it’s even changing, for example, in searching for the best way to share that pirated mp3. The info flows of file-sharing have gone from
centralisation under Napster to
de-centralisation under Gnutella to
partial swarming under Edonkey to
total swarming under BitTorrent.
Each step requires a new algorithm, a new shared metaphor. It takes years to create them, and some are not ever done:
Freenet.

The question of how to effectively, and most powerfully, organise an information sharing network has seeped into activism  popularised by
MoveOn.org’s custom-coded scripts that allow tens of thousands to synchronise their action from diverse locations for traditional grassroots organising tactics such as calling their congressperson. But ultimately even MoveOn is powered by a tool we all have: e-mail. After all, even MoveOn began as a mailing list. The movement’s continued attempts to create online communities for specific end-goals has forced new ways of organising ourselves.
Originally the Internet, like its creators, was lonely and amazed with its own ability to simply create another person to chat.
America Online socially networked the high-schools, IRC the world, and e-mail the intellectual.

We are just now beginning to see the Internet’s first attempt to challenge the world’s superpowers. By challenging Bush  which in this age necessitates an Internet connection  we are putting an emphasis on social-networks that activate and initiate actions in the material, real world. The
“smart mob” we strive for is evolving before we can imagine or articulate it. We know there is power here ... somewhere.


THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION REMAINS, however, how exactly should we manifest ourselves physically. And for now it seems we are stuck with one answer: visibility.
Naively thinking that the media (their media) is our sword, we forget that what makes us operate now is not the tv but the media materialised in our computer by the
Internet.
The recent Senate decision to block the
Total Information Awareness program is not the first time a Bush Regime policy has been undone by the Internet spreading information more effectively than the mass media could silence it. The first example was the outrage directed against the TIPS program. It wasn’t via CNN that we even heard about this program, but via a single journalist, via a single newspaper in Australia (US PLANNING TO RECRUIT ONE IN 24 AMERICANS AS CITIZEN SPIES), then carried via Internet to every member of the movement. And I believe the result will be the same for the newest high powered meme  the news of the voter scam being perpetrated by Diebold, an odd company that makes ATM machines and paper(trail)less election computer systems.


THE TRADITIONAL PROTEST, also, has for too long been seen by us as our most powerful tool.

I propose there are at least 2 specific aspects of the traditional protest that we intuitively know have power:

1 Our Ability to Disrupt the Functioning of Symbols of the State  Let’s not forget that the synchronised movements of these actors we disrupt are the result of another by-product of a network of shared information.
2 - Our Ability to Force Our Meme, Our Thought-Virus, Into Other People’s Minds, Thereby Increasing Our Membership - Given the emergence of everything above, it’s clear we can safely, and more efficiently, move all these activities under the guidance of the Internet. We no longer need protests to be covered by the media in order to articulate our message because we now function via a network independent of mass media. We’re speaking into peoples’ homes every second of every day, not just at protests.

Our Ability to Disrupt the Functioning of Symbols of the State, however, is more difficult to separate and replace with the Internet. Instead we should seek to maximise that aspect by focusing all of our “organised” protest energy on fine-tuning the nonviolent-citywide shutdown. First we were centralised  International ANSWER manifested us by widely claiming a day. But it was Indymedia that de-centralised us by bringing us down locally  more accurately, nodally. Because of Indymedia’s structure any of us are able to begin our own.


HOW WE SWARM, however, is still the mystery we are stumbling/ swarming towards.
Swarming is a concept that owes its existence not to Howard Rheingold’s “smart mob” but to RAND’s John Arquilla and David Ronfeldt. These theorists have made the curious discovery that swarming tactics, which they describe as “a seemingly amorphous, but deliberately structured, coordinated, and strategic way to strike from all directions, by means of a sustainable pulsing of force,” have often defeated larger, more advanced militaries (“Swarming and the Future of Conflict”, pg 45).
This is true historically: many different armies have organised themselves into a swarm. Because
swarming necessitates a shared information network, it’s a developing military theory that evokes not only classic historical studies such as “Swarming on the Battlefield: Past, Present, and Future” but also the post-structuralist theory of “The Emergence of the Noopolitick”. Notice that the inspiration behind their work on the noosphere comes not from generals, but philosophers: Teilhard de Chardin, Foucault and Derrida.


It’s Gene Sharp who’s given the movement the necessary insight to even come to this discussion of
swarming by way of the military. His philosophy of non-violence is a philosophy of strategy and tactics, and his conclusion is two part:
first, that there are dozens of sub-categories of non-violence
second, that non-violence can be as tactically powerful as violence.

Absolute pacifism, the type we’re taught by the mass-media that asks the believer to become purely inactive, is not the pacifism of the true nonviolent revolutionaries. Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. both understood that non-violence is a powerful technique, but still a sibling of violence. They adopted non-violence not from a desire to fail to challenge the state’s violence while maintaining moral superiority, but in order to win.


IT’S TIME TO THINK ABOUT WINNING!
Have you shaken your doubt and reluctance toward action yet? 
I’ve seen the circle turn enough times to realise that there is one undeniable truth:
the most powerful individuals are now too powerful.

I was afraid to believe myself on Oct. 9, 2002, when the Guardian told me ‘
WHITE HOUSE ‘EXAGGERATING IRAQI THREAT’ and even though it was an American newspaper that now insisted I was being duped, the San Francisco Chronicle’s headline on Oct. 12, 2002, “BUSH’S EVIDENCE OF THREAT DISPUTED,” didn’t wake me.
But how can I look back and see
PRAGUE CLEARS IRAQ OF LAST CONNECTION TO AL QAEDA” (New York Times, Oct. 21, 2002),
PERLE SAYS US TO ATTACK IRAQ DESPITE INSPECTIONS” (Mirror, Nov. 11, 2002),
CIA, FBI STAFFERS SEE NO LINK BETWEEN IRAQ, AL QAEDA” (New York Times, Feb. 2, 2003),
BUSH MESSAGE IS INEVITABLE WAR” (Washington Post, Feb. 25, 2003), and finally
BUSH ORDERS AMERICA’S FIRST PRE-EMPTIVE WAR” (Chicago Tribune, Mar. 20, 2003),
and not realize I do believe my fears?!
I am ready to act, to win.

The path forward is far from clear. Perhaps paradoxically, I’m not completely convinced that we can even entirely predict how the movement will organise itself. But there is indication that it will choose, or be forced to choose, a protest model based upon the simultaneous materialisation of flash-protests specifically designed to shut down the economic flows of a city without violence, without riots, and without giving the state any excuse  or indeed opportunity - for their obligatory retaliatory violence.

I imagine waking up one morning and finding an e-mail asking me to be at this corner at that time. I faithfully follow the directions only to find that a couple dozen others have materialised. Whispers through the crowd of the anonymous tell me that such groups have materialised on every street corner across the city. At noon, with a smile, we step into the street and stop.


ADDING INTELLIGENCE TO THE MOB
Here are some specific ideas on how the movement can adapt what’s been until now a largely military doctrine. Perhaps ironically, it’s been the movement that the originators of the military doctrine of
swarming have looked toward for inspiration.

From the actions at the 1999 Seattle protest, which prompted the now famous essay “
Netwar in the Emerald City,” to the zapatista movement, the theorists of RAND have been seeing something significant. That the movement, however, may act unconsciously as a swarm when the conditions are right will not win the larger war. Instead, the practice of swarming must come to be a practiced, and refined doctrine  a strategy.
Fortunately, if history is any guide, the movement may be the place whence ultimately a powerful intentional strategy of swarming will arise. It was social movements, as John Arquilla and David Ronfeldt point out in
Swarming and the Future of Conflict, that were the first to develop theories of swarming:

The most clearly developed theoretical work on
swarming can be found at the level of social conflict. In anarchist thought, for example, the “General Strike” theory of Mikhail Bakunin focused on the notion of pulsing the power of workers in simultaneous strikes aimed at bringing down the state. As E.H. Carr put it, Bakunin used his general strike theory as a means of overwhelming the state, a “conception of revolution through the people by destroying the power of the State” (1950, p. 101). His approach is strikingly different from classical revolutionary thought, which instead keys on ways to seize state power and use it in ways that are often ultimately beneficial to the state itself. [pg 41]
Swarming, for the purposes of protesting, can be thought of as the technique of quickly massing a large number of individuals from all directions onto a single position in order to attain a specific goal. There are roughly 4 different phases in a successful swarm: locate the target, converge, attack, disperse.
For these 4 phases to work correctly they must be synchronised between a diversity of seemingly disconnected individuals. Therefore, there must be a layer of instantaneous communication between these individuals. This level of communication is the most difficult aspect of swarming  and a pre-requisite that has made swarming up until now much harder to accomplish.


Using Your Cell Phone to Coordinate Via Text Messaging (SMS)
Upoc.com: Two-way all-channel communication
Upoc.com
allows people to join cell phone groups that receive text messages. These groups are exactly the same as mailing lists, except instead of receiving an e-mail you receive a text message on your cell phone. The easiest configuration would be to encourage people to sign up for the Upoc.com group prior to the protest. The group could be set to accept messages from any member so that each person would have the ability to alert the greater cell phone group of the events in their location. The members who receive the bulletin could then shout out the information to the individuals nearest them and head for the flash point. This would immediately overwhelm any police at the flash point and would be virtually impossible to stop. After the protest people could simply unsubscribe from the group.

A major problem that’s been raised, and which this system does not resolve, is disinformation. We'll explore ways to counter this in future instalments. We plan on having a functional swarming system operating at the RNC protest in NY scheduled for late August. If you'd like to help in the development of swarming protest tactics, consider subscribing to the Swarming discussion list at.
www.flashprotest.org
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Hi fraser,
i'm not for wars or superpowers choosing which regime should govern a country. However, evil in our world does exist, and the stronger we let people such as saddam and hitler get, the greater the risk to neighbouring countries.
I don't think the US or Britain are angels but I know that for us sitting on a computer enjoying our libertiesand our right to freedom of speech,
>> am not enjoying my liberties, am trying to use them responsibly by making sure my own ‘superior’ culture does not veer off the rails.  and ‘sorting out the world’ with murkily vague motives, sinister mega-atrocities all wrapped UP! in (holier than thou because we kill more people from a distance) hype, is DEFINITELY doing just that!  no matter how bad the fall-guy they chose to remove.

we should remember that the Iraqi people never had the right to freedom of speech
>> much better to remember that our freedom of speech was totally ignored in the rush to war, and is continually played down by a masonic media strangleholds & etc :)

they lived in fear of prosecution in imaginable ways by a dictator whose only interest is power for HIMSELF at the expense of the Iraqi people. Whether the war was justified in the public eye or not, Iraqis are now free and have a voice on the international stage and I hope they can rebuild their country and have a peaceful and prosperous future.....
Thanks

Steven Morris / Sydney, Australia
>> i hope so too, but i have not a single doubt that EVERYTHING has been made much worse.  terrorism was supposed to go down, remember!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very powerful people are continuously attempting to brainwash you, steven.  stick with your FIRST sentence except in the most outrageously unusual circumstances which a neutered humiliated most scrutinised nation on earth Iraq was NOT.
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mister mister!
enjoying yr stuff any time.

but: what has happened to bush-family in the late 50s and 60s?
somehow missing this in that great bio ... really curious to know where there might have been dirty shit connected to kuba, vietnam etc ...

yr stuff MUST be supported!

bestbest!
mrks / poland
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Paris
SAT SEPT 13     Hadra à la TECHNO PARADE 2003

The Psychedelic Circus Organic Crystal Show
Trance Culture présente Cosmic Connection, Eco6tem, Luna Spice, Butterfly vs Anakis, Driss, Garce vs Sekoya vs Moongoose, Cyclope vs Naya, RimK vs D Yan, Go long, Naga, Zeud vs Salva, Wouta Wouta et Tzadi.  A l’ombre d’une décoration végétale d’Eco6tem.  Sets relayés par la radio Internet
www.psychedelik.com
RDV à 13h place DENFERT ROCHEREAU
Info :
Technopol / Liste des chars 2003
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Fraser-
Your jive is simply the BEST I've read.
I truly believe in the infiltrate and subvert method. I teach 6th, 7th, and 8th grade "Information Technology."
Do you know that movie Wertmuller ? where the guy is teaching and he gives this rant about how he wanted to teach kids to create with their hands, etc. and how terribly disappointed he was because they didn't seem to give a damn. He and his girl commit suicide. Well, I am finding that the kids do give a damn.
Love,
Darlene / Los Angeles
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"Of all days to use Ohio as a political backdrop, the president - no friend of working people - has chosen Labor Day.  I hope his tour of the state will include the empty factories and bankrupt corporations."  Congressman Dennis Kucinich commenting on Bush's Labor Day 2003 visit to Northeast Ohio.
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50TH ANNIVERSARY OF IRAN COUP BY CIA
by Rohmteen Mokhtari
Last Tuesday marked the 50th anniversary of the CIA backed coup in Iran which replaced Iran’s first democratically elected Prime Minister with the dictatorial regime of Mohammad Reza Shah.
The coup marked the United States first successful attempt at what President Bush now calls
“regime change.” 

Iran’s Prime Minister at the time was Mohammed Mossadeq, a committed nationalist and democrat.  One of his first actions as Prime Minister was to nationalise Iran’s oil.  Since it had hitherto been controlled by the British, they quickly planned a coup that was to operate out of the British embassy, to replace Mosaddeq.  The plot was discovered and all British diplomats where ordered out of the country.  The British then turned to the United States for help.
The president at the time was
Harry Truman who, when he received a dispatch from his ambassador to Iran saying Mossadeq had the support “of 95 to 98 percent” of the people of Iran, refused to take part in the proposed CIA-led coup. 
In 1952, however,
Eisenhower was elected president and the plan for regime change in Iran was again presented.  This time Iran was labelled a communist threat.  President Eisenhower, attempting to show that he was cracking down on communism, accepted the plan.

THE COUP  SOUND LIKE VENEZUELA - or a dozen other places??
In the months leading up to the coup gangs on the CIA payroll roamed the streets shouting their solidarity with Communism and Mossadeq, breaking store windows, and tearing down statues.  Newspapers ran stories written by CIA operatives spreading false rumours and trying to discredit the Prime Minister.  Mossadeq did nothing, feeling that this was what free speech and democracy were all about.  Then the Shah, powerless to stop the coup, was persuaded to sign papers dismissing Mossadeq, despite the fact that the only body with the legal power to dismiss the Prime Minister was the parliament.
The original coup date was August 16, 1953, and the plan was to send an Iranian officer to arrest Mossadeq on the orders of the Shah.  News of the coup leaked to Mossadeq, however, and the officer was arrested.  Several other conspirators were also arrested and the Shah was forced to leave the country.
Mossadeq, believing the danger had passed, dropped his guard, while Washington advised its operatives to abandon the plot.  In Tehran, however, the Kermit Roosevelt (grandson of Teddy Roosevelt) decided to try again.
Three days later, after widely distributing a letter dismissing the shah, another coup attempt was launched.  The streets were filled with people mostly on the US payroll who were joined by ordinary people with no clue that the coup was being led by a foreign government.  At the end of the day the Shah was returned to power and Mossadeq was charged with treason.

During his trial Mossadeq commented
"My only crime is that I nationalised the Iranian oil industry and removed from this land the network of colonialism and the political and economic influence of the greatest empire on earth."   In the end oil was the main reason for the coup.
While the coup appeared successful at the time, in the long run it was very costly for the US.  It has contributed to hatred and resentment towards the United States for the last 50 years and has indirectly resulted in the Islamic Revolution.  Kinzer concludes that the Iran Hostage Crisis was linked to the coup that took place 27 years earlier.  Given the history it’s astonishing that today many conservatives continue to advocate
“regime change” in Iran. 
I am confident that regime change will come to Iran, but, for it to be accepted by the people of Iran and be sustainable, it must come from Tehran not Washington. Will we allow ourselves to make the same mistake twice?
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