Complaints Filed At UN Against McCain - Senator Meets With Terrorists, Fascists, and Nazis Across The World

Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
January 7, 2015

John McCain’s sordid travel history is back in the headlines. This time, it is his notorious visit to Syria in 2013 that is once again being put at the forefront of informed discussion due to a Syrian complaint filed with the United Nations regarding McCain’s illegal entry into the country in order to meet and coordinate with death squad terrorists slaughtering innocent people numbering in the hundreds of thousands.

French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner, former Kuwaiti politician Walid Tabtabai, and former US diplomat Peter Galbraith were two other officials named in the Syrian letter to the UN; but McCain’s visit has drawn much more attention ever since it was revealed that McCain had not only met with the Commander of the Fundamentalist “moderate” rebellion known as the Free Syrian Army but also with a cannibal and the leader of ISIS himself, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

This meeting, of course, is in addition to the meetings that McCain has held with terrorists in Libya - fanatics he once called “heroes” and who then went on to murder US Ambassador Chris Stevens in the famous Benghazi incident. McCain also took the time to meet with Fascists and Nazis in Ukraine as the US-orchestrated color revolution was in full swing.

Syria’s official letter to the UN, however, focused on the issue of sovereignty. The Syrian Ambassador to the United Nations, Bashar Ja’afari urged UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the UN Security Council to begin pressuring national governments to put in place “the necessary measures against their nationals who enter Syrian territory illegally.”

Ja’afari stated that “Such actions are a blatant violation of Syria’s sovereignty and of the resolutions of the Security Council concerning Syria.”

This Week In The Movies: Baghdadi Wounded, Will He Return?

Anthony Freda Art

Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
November 13, 2014

In 2014, it is an unfortunate reality that many members of the general public are unable to discern reality from fiction. Constant programming and propaganda from Hollywood entertainment and mainstream news has finally reached the point where the fictional scenarios unfolding in television dramas and movies produced by the culture industry blend with the reality in which the average person lives to such a degree that the general public can scarcely distinguish the two.

Indeed, the entire sequence of world affairs, politics, and human progression has become a fictional narrative. This carefully crafted narrative is unfortunately one that the world’s population eagerly digests and regurgitates upon command. Facts are not facts but scientifically inserted stage props. Rewritten history and false perceptions are the setting while politicians, “leaders,” and celebrities are nothing more than actors in the script.

From time to time, however, when the possibility arises that the viewing audience may be alerted to the fact they are living in a falsely constructed narrative, that narrative must be edited, changed, or tweaked so as to avoid the exposure of the film.

At times, characters must be edited out of the script. Some must be eliminated entirely while some are left with the possibility of a return in the future.

Just such an edit of the narrative may have occurred with the recent reports coming out the mainstream Western media and Saudi outlets suggesting that the Caliph himself, ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi (aka Caliph Ibrahim) was killed in an American airstrike in Iraq that took place days ago.

Associated Press Investigates Americans Supporting ISIS - Forgets John McCain

Except John McCain - Anthony Freda Art

Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
September 22, 2014

In the latest attempt at misdirection by the mainstream media, the Associated Press has attempted to investigate and present a focus on Americans who become jihadist fighters in battlefields across the world such as Syria and Iraq and, eventually, the United States.

In their article, “Tracing Shift From Everyday Americans To Jihadis,” The Associated Press writers present the profile of American jihadists as lonely, unhappy individuals feeling lost and hopeless in the land of the free and endless entertainment. These individuals are simply unable to get on board with Americas war on the Middle East and become radicalized by those preaching jihad in mosques around the world. The sermons simply make sense to these people, the AP writers claim, and a jihadi is soon born.

For instance, they write,

A college dropout from Florida. A nurse's aide from Denver. The owner of a pizza-and-wings joint from upstate New York. 

Except for their embrace of Islam, there's no common profile for the 100-plus Americans who have traveled to Syria to join Islamic fighters or are accused of supporting them from the United States. 

Their reasons for joining an extremist cause a half-world away are as varied as their geography and life stories.