Changes The Hidden Life of Marilyn Monroe, the Original Hollywood Mind Control Slave (Part-I) Marilyn Monroe is possibly the most iconic figure in American culture and the most recognizable sex symbol of all times. However, behind Monroe’s photogenic smile was a fragile individual who was exploited and subjected to mind control by powerful handlers. The first part of this two-part series will look at the hidden life of Marilyn, a Hollywood Monarch slave. Marilyn Monroe is the ultimate sex symbol, embodying everything that Hollywood represents: glamor, glitz and sex-appeal. Her iconic sensual blonde persona forever revolutionized the movie industry and, to this day, is greatly influential in popular culture. While Marilyn represents everything that is glamorous about Hollywood, the disturbing story of her private life equally represents everything that is dark in Hollywood. The first part of this series of articles will look at the real life and career of Monroe, an isolated girl whose great beauty became a true curse. Her Early Years Norma Jeane as a teenager The Surgeon Story
LE POUVOIR DE L’ARGENT On le voit de plus en plus au quotidien : le pouvoir politique est l’esclave du pouvoir financier. La Haute finance en a besoin pour tricher, voler, taxer, racketter le citoyen, afin de réduire les rentrées fiscales et contraindre la NATION à courber l’échine devant la Haute finance pour quémander plus de prêts qui servent à payer les intérêts des dettes dont les taux sont fixés par M. LE MARCHE. Le pouvoir d’achat des citoyens baisse, la consommation baisse, les notes des entreprises sont dégradées et elles doivent investir à un coût plus élevé (du moins pour certaines)… Tandis que les nations sont poussées vers la banqueroute, les grosses sociétés sont condamnées à s’UNIR et beaucoup vont DISPARAITRE. Regardez les Etats-Unis : 50% des Américains se partagent 2% du patrimoine des Etats-Unis. Chez nous, les communistes toujours grassement financés par le capital, comme le fut Karl Marx, sont silencieux. Le Libor, l’Euribor ? Source Images : Les fouines Associées Like this:
The Rise of “Sub-Imperialism” The heads of state of the Brazil-Russia-India-China-South Africa BRICS network are coming to Durban in four months, meeting on 26-27 March at the International Convention Centre (ICC), Africa’s largest venue. Given their recent performance, it is reasonable to expect another ‘1%’ summit, wreaking socio-economic and ecological havoc. And that means it is time for the first BRICS counter-summit, to critique top-down ‘sub-imperialist’ bloc formation, and to offer bottom-up alternatives. After all, we have had some bad experiences at the Durban ICC: * in 2001, in spite of demands by 10,000 protesters, the United Nations World Conference Against Racism refused to grapple with reparations for slavery and colonialism or with apartheid-Israel’s racism against Palestinians (hence Tel Aviv’s current ethnic cleansing of Gaza goes unpunished); Eco-disasters made in Durban The Durban deal squashed poor countries’ ability to defend against climate disaster. Looting Africa ‘Sub-imperialism’?
Megrahi was framed The hysteria over the release of the so-called Lockerbie bomber reveals much about the political and media class on both sides of the Atlantic, especially Britain. From Gordon Brown's "repulsion" to Barack Obama's "outrage", the theatre of lies and hypocrisy is dutifully attended by those who call themselves journalists. "But what if Megrahi lives longer than three months?" whined a BBC reporter to the Scottish First Minister, Alex Salmond. "What will you say to your constituents, then?" Horror of horrors that a dying man should live longer than prescribed before he "pays" for his "heinous crime": the description of the Scottish justice minister, Kenny MacAskill, whose "compassion" allowed Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi to go home to Libya to "face justice from a higher power". The American satirist Larry David once addressed a voluble crony as "a babbling brook of bullshit". Megrahi was convicted by three Scottish judges sitting in a courtroom in "neutral" Holland.
Yoga Cold War II by Noam Chomsky These are exciting days in Washington, as the government directs its energies to the demanding task of "containing Iran" in what Washington Post correspondent Robin Wright, joining others, calls "Cold War II." During Cold War I, the task was to contain two awesome forces. The lesser and more moderate force was "an implacable enemy whose avowed objective is world domination by whatever means and at whatever cost." Hence "if the United States is to survive," it will have to adopt a "repugnant philosophy" and reject "acceptable norms of human conduct" and the "long-standing American concepts of `fair play'" that had been exhibited with such searing clarity in the conquest of the national territory, the Philippines, Haiti and other beneficiaries of "the idealistic new world bent on ending inhumanity," as the newspaper of record describes our noble mission. But at least it was possible to deal with , unlike the fiercer enemy, . And daunting it is. But no matter. regards as a threat.
Geopolintel Dept. of sucking up: Aren't our dear leaders great! Some high-ranking U.N. officials hired in the wake of Ban Ki-moon's re-election have been receiving something of a hero's welcome at Turtle Bay, marked by the solicitousness one would associate with, say, a visit by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to a rural hemp factory. The U.N. Department of Management (DM) and the U.N. Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA), issued internal memos last month detailing the debuts of their new bosses, undersecretary generals Yukio Takasu, a former veteran Japanese diplomat who once served on the U.N. The two memos -- which have the ring of 1950s corporate press releases or state propaganda -- contrast starkly with the scathing portrayals of dysfunction and leadership failures that dominate international media coverage of the United Nations. "It's been 100 days since Mr. In his office's own telling, Takasu's underlings are clearly impressed by his debut. The meet and greet was clearly a success. How's that for efficiency! KNS/AFP/GettyImages
Al-Qaeda refashioned by the UK [Voltaire Network] Abu Qatada, the man who had been dubbed by the Anglo-American media as "Osama ben Laden’s ambassador in Europe", and who is on the list of individuals associated with Al-Qaeda established by the UN Security Council Committee (resolutions 1267/1898), has just been released on parole by the British authorities. Owing to the intervention of the European Court of Human Rights, which opposed his extradition to Jordan where he was to be prosecuted, he will be totally free in three months "if no agreement is found." In addition, the Daily Telegraph revealed that BBC journalists were instructed not to call Abu Qatada "extremist" and "not to make use of images suggesting that the preacher is overweight." The affair has caused a stir in Great Britain, where people fail to understand how someone who had been qualified as "extremely dangerous" by former Interior Minister David Blunkett, and was detained in the high security Long Lartin prison in Worcestershire, can be set free.