YouTube is awash with such evidence but Amnesty International in Australia has remained completely silent, its quarterly journal "Human Rights Defender" not mentioning the word "Libya" even once in the entire publication covering the months of June - August 2011, even though the world's worst human rights violations were and are being committed during the war on Libya, earning the dubious organization the name "Amnesia International". The above video is one of the many showing the out of control drug-fueled rebels and psychotics who have been brainwashed into thinking that any civilian who does not support them, or worse supports democracy and the Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi, are "devils" to be killed.

John Glaser: Gadhafi Spokesman: NATO Strikes in Sirte Killed 151 Civilians

A US trooper accused together with five other GIs of killing civilians for sport, while stationed in Afghanistan has pleaded guilty to the crime. - A US trooper accused together with five other GIs of killing civilians for sport, while stationed in Afghanistan has pleaded guilty to the crime. Private 1st Class Andrew Holmes had been suspected of taking part in the slayings of three Afghans in the Kandahar Province in the south of Afghanistan last year. Holmes was accused of directly participating in the first killing and was initially charged with conspiracy, premeditated murder, and other charges. In line with a deal with prosecutors, he pleaded guilty to murder by an inherently-dangerous act. Two other members of the US Army unit, Jeremy Morlock and Adam Winfield, also reached plea bargains earlier this year. Morlock received a 24-year sentence and Winfield a three-year one after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter. Two other soldiers -- Michael Wagnon and alleged ringleader Staff Sergeant Calvin Gibbs -- still face charges for their role in the killings.

The Guardian: US soldier pleads guilty to Afghan murder
Jerry White: Photos released of atrocities by US “kill team” in Afghanistan
Derrick Crowe: Special Ops Killing of Civilians in Afghanistan: A Pattern of Brutality, Denials and Outrage
CNN: Tapes describe U.S. servicemen killing for sport in Afghanistan

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has voiced his country's readiness to engage in a conflict with Israel, in the case it becomes 'necessary.' - In an interview with Charlie Rose, when Erdogan was asked if he saw the Israeli attack on a Gaza-bound flotilla that killed nine Turkish nationals as “a cause of war,” -- as the premier had earlier said -- Erdogan said “we will do that too if it becomes necessary,” Turkey's Vatan newspaper reported on Thursday. “As you know, Israel attacked three ships, one of which carried over 400 people from 33 countries, in international waters from sea and air. Such an attack in international waters is against international law,” Erdogan noted. The Turkish premier reiterated that Israel should apologize to Turkey for the attack and pay compensation to the families of the victims. Asked about earlier remark that “Israel is a spoiled child,” Erdogan said, “Israel is West's spoiled child. I still say the same thing.”

Boiling Frogs Post has now confirmed the identity of the CIA analyst at the heart of a notorious failure in the run-up to the September 11th tragedy. Her name is Alfreda Frances Bikowsky and she is the current director of the CIA Jihad Unit. Through three credible sources and documents we have confirmed Ms. Bikowsky’s former titles and positions, including her start at the CIA as an analyst for the Soviet Desk, her position as one of the case officers at the CIA’s Bin Laden Unit-Alec Station, her central role and direct participation in the CIA’s rendition-torture and black sites operations, and her current position as director of the CIA’s Global Jihad Unit. The producers Nowosielski and Duffy have now made both names available at their website. They also identify the second CIA culprit as Michael Anne Casey. We have not been able to obtain confirmation by other sources on this person yet, but we are still working on it.

A bystander who suffered permanent hearing loss after Pittsburgh police deployed a Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) against protestors during the 2009 G-20 Summit has filed a federal lawsuit against the city. The device emits pain-inducing sounds to disperse crowds and is also deployed on American warships. Karen Piper, then a visiting professor at Carnegie Mellon University, tried to observe the G-20 protests in Pittsburgh as research for her book on globalization. The G-20 represents the leaders of the world's most powerful economies and the group's summits attract a large crowds of anti-globalisation activists and others opposed to what they see as an undemocratic group promoting harmful free market policies. While Piper was trying to leave the protest, without warning the police activated a LRAD a short distance away from her. She immediately became nauseous and dizzy, and felt fluid flowing from her ear.

"The intensity of being hit at close range by a high-pitched sound blast designed to deter pirate boats and terrorists at least a quarter mile away is indescribable," said Piper, [now an English professor at the University of Missouri.] "The sound vibrates through you and causes pain throughout your body, not only in the ears. I thought I might die. It is shocking that the LRAD device is being promoted for use on American citizens and the general public."

In the wake of NATO bombing in support of CIA-backed “rebels” and the attempts, now in their 7th month, to push Libyan hero Muammar Qaddafi out of Libya and over throw the democratic Jamahiriya government, Libyan resistance forces aligned against the newly-installed lackey regime are beginning to wage guerrilla warfare, as promised, leaving much speculation about the future of the resource-rich north African country which NATO continues to destroy in the hope the puppet regime can come to power.

Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi denounc Libya's new interim government and predicting its quick demise once NATO warplanes end their attacks on his forces: "What is happening in Libya is a charade which can only take place thanks to the air raids, which will not last forever".

Michel Chossudovsky: Destroying a Country's Standard of Living: What Libya Had Achieved, What has been Destroyed

The United States and the corporate media would have you believe that President Obama and the U.S. corporate media are celebrating the triumph of a “revolution” in Libya. But there was no revolution. “’Revolutionaries’ – African revolutionaries – do not name their fighting units ‘the Brigade for Purging Slaves, Black Skin.’” And they have not yet triumphed. “The armed conflict in Libya “has been an imperial project from the very beginning,” and the people know it. Obama is working from an old playbook, deploying “Islamists to wage war against non-compliant secular regimes and movements in the Muslim world.”

Three seriously injured and two arrested by plain-clothed special forces in clashes that erupted near the Qalandiya Refugee Camp after Israel closed the checkpoint to Jerusalem. - The Qalandiya checkpoint, the main gateway between Ramallah and Jerusalem, has been sealed off by Israeli soldiers this morning. On he day of opening of the UN General Assembly session in which the recognition of the Palestinian state is expected to be discussed, the act caused heightened tensions in an already tense time. Shortly before 1 PM, clashes commenced between the armed soldiers who laid razor-wire barricades at the entrance to the checkpoint and local youth. The soldiers shot tear-gas, rubber-coated bullets and live ammunition at the youth, some of which were hurling stones in the direction of the soldiers. Some 20 demonstrators were treated for wounds by local medics. One of the protesters, a 15 year-old, was struck in the eye by a rubber-coated bullet shot from a short distance in violation of the Israeli army's own open-fire regulations, and lost his eye. Another, a 20 year-old, was hit in the lower abdomen by a shrapnel from live ammo. Two of the protesters were arrested by plain-clothed special forces who were sent to mix in with the demonstrators.

Around 1,000 Palestinians gathered in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Thursday to protest against U.S. President Barack Obama’s speech to the United Nations. - The protesters carried signs deriding the United States and Obama for his address, in which he reiterated his opposition to the Palestinians’ attempt to win U.N. membership for their state, saying there was no “shortcut” to peace. “Shame on those who pretend to be democratic,” read one banner held up by the crowds who gathered outside the Muqataa, the headquarters of Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas.

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