‘We had him down as a rent boy, he was always hanging out with that kind of crowd.’

In January, Turkish authorities detained one of the suicide bombers at Turkey’s border and deported him to Belgium.

Daily Mail | ‘We had him down as a rent boy, he was always hanging out with that kind of crowd.’

To France from a Post-9/11 America: Lessons We Learned Too Late
Guest Column by John W. Whitehead
http://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentary/to_france_from_a_post_9_11_america_lessons_we_learned_too_late
The post T…

PCR Interviewed by Julian Charles of The Mind Renewed
Paris Attack and Trans-Pacific, Trans-Atlantic Partnerships
http://themindrenewed.com/interviews/2015/769-int93
The post PCR Interviewed by Julian Charles of The Mind Renewed appeared first on Pau…

‘The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called on Russia and the US to join their efforts to combat terrorism. He told the annual East Asia Summit in Kuala Lumpur that terrorists and ideology extremists must be “defeated in the name of humanity.” “In that regard, we need to unite. We need to show global […]

The post Russia & US must join forces against ISIS, ‘address root causes of terrorism’ – UN Secretary General appeared first on David Icke.

The post Reality Check: Proof U.S. Government Wanted ISIS To Emerge In Syria appeared first on David Icke.

‘“This was the Apocalypse.” These are the words of Pierre Janaszak, a TV and radio presenter, who spoke to RT after experiencing the massacre at France’s Bataclan theater. He says the ordeal has changed his view of the world forever. Pierre Janaszak, a TV and radio presenter, went to the Bataclan with his sister on […]

The post ‘We kill innocent people’: Bataclan survivor says Paris horror made him rethink West’s actions appeared first on David Icke.

‘The attacks in Paris were a horrible and tragic event — and you can understand why people are angry and scared about it. But, as always, when politicians are angry and scared following a high-profile tragedy, they tend to legislate in dangerous ways. It appears that France is no exception. It has pushed through some […]

The post France Responds To Paris Attacks By Rushing Through Internet Censorship Law appeared first on David Icke.

‘Never mind who poked at the hive and stirred up an angry storm. Those are lessons of blowback for those with memory and perspective. Right now the reactionary fervor is all that matters. Indeed, it is difficult to focus on much else. In hindsight, the nation became sick and tired of the wars and the […]

The post Candidates Ready To Trash Constitution To Fight ISIS: ‘Time To Put Life Ahead Of Civil Liberties’ appeared first on David Icke.

‘In the aftermath of last night’s warning of an “imminent” terror threat in Brussels when OCAM Crisis Center and the government raised the country’s terror alert to the highest level, today the escalation continues and the Belgian capital looks like not only a ghost town but something out of a Call of Duty warzone after […]

The post Army, APCs and Roadblocks Deployed In Brussels After Explosives and Chemicals Found appeared first on David Icke.

Aodhán Ó Ríordáin, the chief of Ireland’s National Drugs Strategy has stated that the irish government is moving to decriminalise the posession of small amounts of drugs as Ireland moves towards the treatment rather than the punishment of addicts. Read more: Small amouts of drugs including heroin, cocaine and cannabis to be decriminalised in Ireland

The post Small amouts of drugs including heroin, cocaine and cannabis to be decriminalised in Ireland appeared first on David Icke.

‘After nearly 5 years Cuadrilla have abandoned their proposed fracking site at Becconsall near Banks, Lancashire. This is the same site that was occupied by protesters on the same day that Cuadrilla admitted causing seismic activity back in 2011. Residents and members of the UK’s very first anti-fracking community group Ribble Estuary Against Fracking (REAF) […]

The post Latest Anti-Fracking Community Victory: Cuadrilla Abandon Lancashire Fracking Site appeared first on David Icke.

‘There’s a paragraph in this article that states the right-wing Labour assault on Jeremy Corbyn is not about having a rational debate but about preventing it. That is a comment that corresponds exactly with This Writer’s experience, having engaged, on Saturday evening, in a discussion with a supporter of Kevan Jones who absolutely refused to […]

The post The jig is up as more and more members of public and media twig what anti-Corbyn Labour MPs are doing appeared first on David Icke.

A French journalist, Kamel Daoud, has written a clear exposé of the dominant role of Saudi Arabia in fathering the Islamic State, and the hypocrisy of the West, which declares war on ISIS while embracing the Saudis as allies.  It was translated from French and re-published on Nov. 20 in the New York Times.

Daoud gives a brief history of the 18th century emergence of Wahhabism and the alliance between the Wahhabi clergy and the House of Saud, warning that it is the Saudi clergy, what he calls Fatwa Valley, that is the wellspring of ISIS and all future generations of jihadists. 

Daesh has a mother: the invasion of Iraq.  But it also has a father: Saudi Arabia and its religious-industrial complex. Until the point is understood, he warned, battles may be won, but the war will be lost.  Jihadists will be killed, only to be reborn again in future generations and raised on the same books.

Daoud also warned about the immense transformative influence of religious television channels on society, noting in addition that there are thousands of Wahhabi newspapers and clerics who spread the word. 

“The blindness of the West to this Saudi problem means their war [on ISIS] can only be myopic, for it targets the effect rather than the cause. Since ISIS is first and foremost a culture, not a militia, how do you prevent future generations from turning to jihadism when the influence of Fatwa Valley and its clerics and its culture and its immense editorial industry remains intact?”

Daoud concludes with a warning:  “The attacks in Paris have exposed this contradiction again, but as happened after 9/11, it risks being erased from our analysis and our consciences.”