Whitewashing Dirty Deeds

I only saw one CIA-sponsored NGO live, and that was at the 2003 anti-war demonstration in San Francisco's UN Plaza. With tens of thousands filling the streets converging on the plaza to protest the imminent invasion of Iraq, the small contingent on the edge of the plaza holding expensive pro-war signs, and using amplified noisemakers in order to disrupt peace presenters on stage, was clearly not a genuine grassroots group.

In the NGO Watch article on fake revolutions in Eastern Europe, Central Asia, North Africa and the Middle East, we learn how Wall Street think tanks merge seamlessly with US Government front groups to create the spectacular illusions of rainbow revolutions and Arab Spring. With funding from the CIA, NED, Soros and Ford foundations, the toy Che brigades have become instrumental in whitewashing Wall Street's dirty deeds around the globe.

This reality may be hard for American liberals to swallow, but better this bitter pill than raising the specter of another blowback like 9/11. What goes around comes around.

Nuking the Reserves

In this episode of Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, Mohawk editor and publisher and Public Good correspondent John Ahniwanika Schertow remarks on the perils of placing nuclear waste dumps on Indian reserves in Canada.