CHUCK KOLB 07/17/2013 EXTENDED POSTING

A State Department cable from 2009 stated, “North Korea remains one of the world’s leading
suppliers of ballistic missiles and technology.” North Korea supplied missile goods to Iran,
Syria, Yemen, Burma, and other states, the cable said. The cable warned that “North Korea
is probably also pursuing new markets for its missiles, including in regions such as Southeast
Asia and Africa.” “North Korea offers a wide-range of ballistic missile services, almost certainly
is willing to offer any missile design in its inventory for sale to customers interested in complete
systems, and can design missiles to meet specific customer needs,” the cable said. ...


Are Americans Really Ready to Forfeit their Future?
by JB Williams

If you are ready to forfeit, to throw in the towel on American freedom and liberty, then you can
sit it out anywhere you like. All the way back at the first American Revolution, 1/3 sat it out perfectly
fine with British rule, and another 1/3 was completely unaware. The last 1/3 paid the price of freedom
and liberty for all … I suspect that not much has [...]
http://www.newswithviews.com/JBWilliams/williams255.htm
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Black-Robed Regiment: Resistance to Tyrants is Obedience to God
by Bradlee Dean

What a contrast to the preachers who thundered from America’s pulpits before, during and after the Revolutionary War,
causing the colonists to stand up in the face of tyranny. The British labeled them
as the much-feared “Black Robed Regiment.” The British were not the only ones who recognized
them as the bulwarks of America’s Independence: “Mighty men they were, of iron nerve and strong
hand and unblanched cheek and [...]
http://www.newswithviews.com/Bradlee/dean128.htm
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From the Bottom Pit of Hell on Earth ...
'Lady' GaGa - Madonna - Beyonce ...

Beyoncé: ‘Put That Damn Camera Down’ (Video)
by Robert Charette

http://freebeacon.com/blog/beyonce-put-that-damn-camera-down-video/
http://freebeacon.com/editors-blog/



Problem: violence. Solution: Minority Report
Personal responsibility is the beginning and end of reasonable and lawful behavior in a society.
But I could write a thousand pages on all the factors induced to create violence in this country.
The chemical (drug) factors and heavy metals alone would fill a book. The covert political,
psychological, and economic ops would fill another book. Those who design the problem, from
behind the scenes, those who help create widespread violent crime, intend to provoke a specific
demand from the populace: stop the violence! Then, a solution is promoted: “science” enabling the authorities to predict who
will commit violent crime. This leads to “treatment” that will keep violence
from happening. In other words, if you watch movies, The Minority Report and Clockwork Orange.
The LA Times is reporting the results of a new study. “Brain scans of inmates turn up possible link to
risks of reoffending.” Prisoners with low activity in the ACC region of the brain (anterior cingulate cortex)
are said to be more likely to commit new crimes. In the research community, this study is hailed as a potential step forward
in the march to reduce violence. People in the general population, hearing about
the study, while watching violence on the streets of America, in the wake of the Zimmerman verdict,
breathe a small sigh of relief. [...]
http://jonrappoport.wordpress.com/2013/07/16/problem-violence-solution-minority-report/
http://www.nomorefakenews.com/





For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto
salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.
Romans 1:16 KJV


ICBMs -  North Korea / Cuba
- DEJA VU  to You !!!





Military Cooperation Between Cuba, North Korea Revealed North Korean
ship carrying Cuban missile radar highlights rogue states’ military cooperation
by Bill Gertz

The seizure of a covert shipment of missile parts from Cuba on a North Korean freighter is raising new fears that the two communist governments secretly are engaged in the trade of threatening ballistic missiles.

The North Korean ship seized Friday by Panamanian authorities included sophisticated Russian radar for SA-2 surface-to-air missiles and revealed for the first time military cooperation between Cuba and North Korea.

A U.S. official said authorities in Panama were continuing to unload the contraband cargo as of Tuesday afternoon. So far it appears the illicit cargo is limited to surface-to-air missile components.

According to photographs made public by the Panamanian government, one of the components photographed in the hold of the ship was identified as a vertical radar beam emitter for Russian SNR-74 tracking and guidance radar. The radar is used with SA-2 Guideline anti-aircraft missiles deployed by both communist governments in Cuba and North Korea.

Richard Fisher, a military affairs specialist, said the seizure of the shipment should be a major concern for the United States.

“North Korea, a country soon to be in a position to export nuclear warhead armed ballistic missiles, now has a missile relationship with Cuba,” said Fisher, a senior fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center.

“So in Latin America there is the prospect that North Korea, already a major missile technology partner for Iran, may become a competitor or partner for Iran in aiding the proliferation of missile and potentially nuclear weapons technology among the leftist, anti-American grouping of Latin state for which Cuba is a major leader,” he said.

Fisher said both Cuba and North Korea deploy SA-2s, missiles first developed in the early 1960s but in the last decade have been upgraded with modern computers, electronics, and optical sensors in China, Russia, and other countries.

Fisher believes the shipment was part of a Cuban-North Korean military cooperation to upgrade each country’s SA-2s with advanced tracking electronics.

“With such upgrades these heretofore obsolete SAMs have been given new hard-to-counter capabilities and the prospect of such upgrades going into the still substantial population of these SAMs began to concern the U.S. military over a decade ago,” Fisher said.

What remains unclear is whether the Russian missile radar was being sold to North Korea by the Cubans or whether the Cubans were shipping the radar to North Korea for maintenance or upgrading.

The fact that the components were hidden shows that the missile goods are likely banned under U.N. sanctions.

The United Nations Security Council has imposed sanctions on North Korea for its nuclear and missile tests. The sanctions prohibit the transfer of military and missile goods from any country to North Korea.

AP

Sharon Squassoni, director of the Proliferation Prevention Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said there are many missing pieces to the case and truthful answers from either Cuba or North Korea are unlikely to surface.

“But it certainly highlights the propensity for outlaw states to collaborate where they can,” she said. “This shipment violates U.N. Security Council resolutions banning imports and exports of military goods to and from North Korea. It also highlights the need for continued vigilance in interdicting these kinds of illegal shipments.”

Panama’s President Ricardo Martinelli announced late Monday that the ship was suspected of carrying illegal drugs and was stopped by drug enforcement officials as it prepared to enter the Panama Canal after leaving port in Cuba.

It was taken into port after a fight between Panamanian authorities and the North Korean crew. The North Korean ship captain attempted to commit suicide, according to wire service reports.

Martinelli stated that the missile radar and components were found hidden in a shipment of sugar.

“The world needs to sit up and take note: you cannot go around shipping undeclared weapons of war through the Panama Canal,” Martinelli was quoted on Radio Panama as saying.

The ship remains held in Panama and under the 102-nation Proliferation Security Initiative, to which Panama belongs as a member. The missile components could be confiscated.

Martinelli said the ship’s captain “tried to commit suicide” and the crew rioted during the boarding operation off Panama coast near the Atlantic entrance to the canal.

Panama’s Security Minister Jose Raul Mulino also was quoted by the radio as saying the ship was confronted on Friday and the violent reactions from the captain and crew triggered suspicions about its cargo.

Javier Caraballo, a Panamanian anti-drug official, said no drugs were found on the ship but instead “we found military equipment.”

A U.S. official said North Korean state-controlled media so far have made no public comment on the seizure of the ship, identified as the Chong Chon Gang, a 450-foot freighter not known to transit waters in the western hemisphere.

A State Department cable from 2009 stated, “North Korea remains one of the world’s leading suppliers of ballistic missiles and technology.”

North Korea supplied missile goods to Iran, Syria, Yemen, Burma, and other states, the cable said.

The cable warned that “North Korea is probably also pursuing new markets for its missiles, including in regions such as Southeast Asia and Africa.”

“North Korea offers a wide-range of ballistic missile services, almost certainly is willing to offer any missile design in its inventory for sale to customers interested in complete systems, and can design missiles to meet specific customer needs,” the cable said.

“For customers with established missile programs or otherwise lacking interest in complete systems, North Korea provides missile refurbishment and technical expertise, ground support equipment and launchers, and production technology.”

North Korea also purchases missile goods that are too costly or advanced to make domestically, that cable said. They include missile component testing equipment, heat-resistant materials for re-entry vehicles, heavy-duty vehicle chassis, missile tracking technologies, precision machine tools, specialty steels and aluminums, ball bearings, precision gyroscopes, solid-propellant precursor chemicals, and liquid-propellant precursors.

The current missile shipment also highlights Cuba’s past relationship with Russian missiles such as the missile deployments that triggered the 1962 Cuban missile crisis between the United States and Soviet Union. The crisis brought both countries to the brink of nuclear war.

David S. Sullivan, a former staff member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with extensive military intelligence experience, said the North Korean shipment is probably a trans-shipment from Russia to North Korea, with a stop in Cuba for sugar.

“It could also be a Russian or Russian-Chinese proliferation channel that was uncovered,” Sullivan said.

Sullivan said U.S. intelligence was never able to completely verify after the Cuban missile crisis whether Moscow removed all of the SS-4 medium-range missiles, SS-5 intermediate-range missiles, nuclear-armed Frog missiles, and nuclear-capable IL-28 bombers, all of which were deployed to Cuba by 1962.

The United States was unable to verify the removal of the missiles and warheads despite a United Nations resolution permitting on-site inspection. Several Soviet ships were boarded to check on missile removal.

“We were never able to verify the removal of a single nuclear warhead, however—only some of the missiles,” Sullivan said in an email. “Over the years in the later 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, there were continuous reports of strange activities in Cuban caves, of which there were many— for biological weapons and chemical weapons storage, and nuclear weapons storage.”

The submarine support base at Cienfuegos was used by Moscow to dock visiting ballistic missile submarines and “there was even a probable nuclear warhead handling facility there,” he said.

Fisher suggested that China is behind missile proliferation in the Western Hemisphere as part of its program for the United States to become embroiled in confrontations in Latin America.

“It is also important to consider that North Korea and Iran have reached the precipice of nuclear missile state status due to the consistent support, both indirect and occasionally direct, from China,” Fisher said. “Such conflicts [in Latin America] first and foremost will divert U.S. military attention away from Asia, but will ensure enduring popular antagonisms between the United States and Latin states which China intends to exploit fully.”

William C. Triplett, II, former chief Republican counsel on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Panama performed a significant service by uncovering one leg of North Korea’s vast arms smuggling programs.

“It doesn’t seem likely that North Korea would have wanted such an antiquated system for itself given the level of sophistication of opposing air forces from the Republic of Korea, Japan, and the United States,” he said. “It seems more likely that North Korea, like Havana, was just another middle man in the global arms smuggling operations.”

Triplett said it has long been know that Pyongyang and Beijing are active on the arms black market. “Now we know that Havana is one as well,” he said.

http://freebeacon.com/military-cooperation-between-cuba-north-korea-revealed/



Asian Jets Intercept Russian Strategic Bombers
Military exercises are latest case of saber rattling by Moscow
by Bill Gertz

Russian strategic nuclear bombers taking part in large-scale military exercises flew practice strike missions in the western Pacific on Monday and were intercepted by Japanese fighters, according to Japanese and Russian officials.
The bomber flights were the latest case of strategic saber rattling by Moscow and followed what U.S. defense officials said earlier this year were practice-bombing runs against U.S. and Japanese military bases in the region.
Japan’s Joint Staff said Monday that three Japanese fighters were scrambled to intercept the Tu-95 Bear H bombers that were detected flying north near the Korean peninsula and Japan’s northern Hokkaido Island.
A third Russian aircraft, an Il-20, flew over the disputed Kuril Islands controlled by Russia but claimed by Japan.

The bombers flew over the Sea of Japan for a total of seven hours and 15 minutes, the military said in a statement carried by Kyodo News Agency.

The bomber flight was part of one of Russia’s largest military exercises, which is currently underway.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said the Tu-95 involved in the exercises were carrying “strategic missiles” as part of an exercise and began patrols from their base near Belogorsk “in order to provide strategic deterrence measures over the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk.”

“The total number of troops involved in the inspection of the combat readiness is about 160,000 military personnel, more than 5,000 tanks and armored fighting vehicles, 130 long-range, military transport, fighter, bomber and army aviation aircraft, as well as up to 70 Navy ships,” Maj. Gen. Igor Dylevskiy, a Russian military officials was quoted by Interfax News Agency as saying.

Russian officials said three Japanese aircraft intercepted the bombers along with one South Korean jet.

Russian strategic bombers also have flown close to U.S. air defense zones on five different occasions over the past year as part of an effort by Moscow to flex its strategic nuclear forces.

The bomber flights have been largely ignored by the Obama administration as part of its conciliatory efforts to “reset” relations with Moscow.

The latest Russian bomber incursion took place in April and prompted the U.S. Air Force to scramble two F-22 interceptors near Alaska to chase the bombers.

Russian bombers also ran up against U.S. air defense zones in June and July of last year with a July 4 incident involving two Bear H bombers that flew closer to the California coast for the first time since the demise of the Soviet Union in 1991, when such incursions were more common.

Two Bear H’s circled Guam, a major U.S. military hub in the Pacific, in February, and in April two strategic Tu-22 Backfire bombers carried out what defense officials said were simulated missile attacks against U.S. missile defenses and bases in Japan last month.

The stepped-up bomber flights by Russia are aimed at influencing U.S. policy on missile defenses in Europe, that Russia is opposing as threatening its strategic forces.

http://freebeacon.com/asian-jets-intercept-russian-strategic-bombers/

Published on 17 Jul 2013
Obama Supports Muslim Child Kidnappers ! THIS IS ISLAM ! #WAKETHEFUCKUP vid - (3:52)
http://ufohunterorguk.com/2013/07/18/obama-supports-muslim-child-kidnappers-this-is-islam-wakethefuckup/
http://www.infowars.com/muslim-brotherhood-beat-kidnap-child/ 
Lifting the Veil:
Soetoro and the Failure of Capitalist "Democracy" !!!



'Lifting the Veil' (1:53:36)
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its stirring conclusion.”
-- Ralph Poynter
Lynne Stewart Defense Committee - New Abolitionist Movement

"The best political film I've seen to date. A must watch if you want to understand who and what Obama is about,
as well as this hypocrisy they call democracy."
-- Kiilu Nyasha
Independent Journalist and former member of the Black Panther Party

"A wonderful, powerful film"
-- Leah Bolger
National Vice President, Veterans for Peace

"In less than two hours, documentarian Scott Noble eviscerates the myth of the American dream, laying bare the grinning,
skeletal greed at its core. It’s the best single compilation we’ve yet seen on the corruption that has demolished the
American commons and the lives of billions across the globe."
-- Richard Brenneman
Eats Shoots 'n Leaves

"Noble is brilliantly pioneering the new film-making -- incisive analysis, compelling sound and footage, fearless and
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Founder, PR Watch

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