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Two dramatic developments in recent days have served to further expose the direct British hand behind the drive for thermonuclear World War III, principally targeted against Russia, China, and the United States. As has been the case with imperial wars since the time of the Roman Empire, the objective is always to pit one nation or people against another, while the imperial power sits on the sidelines to reap the benefits of the slaughter. In this case, London's goal is the destruction of Russia, China, India, and the United States, and the mass extermination of billions of people in a thermonuclear holocaust, centered in the heart of Eurasia, that they somehow delude themselves into believing they will survive.
— Assassination a War Provocation —
On Jan. 11, a 32-year-old Iranian nuclear physicist, Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, was assassinated when a bomb was attached to his car as he was being driven to the Natanz nuclear enrichment facility. Roshan was the director of the facility. He was the fifth Iranian nuclear scientist to be targeted for assassination in the past two years (four were successful). Thousands of Iranians turned out for his funeral several days later, and the government accused Israel, Britain, and the United States of being involved in the murder. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a strenuous denial on behalf of the U.S. after Iran released a formal letter to the Obama Administration, claiming to have evidence of CIA involvement in training of the assassins. Four days after the cold-blooded murder, Rupert Murdoch's Sunday Times of London printed a blood-curdling account of the assassination, purportedly from a confidential Israeli intelligence source....
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This Week's Cover
London's Hand Behind Drive for World War III Exposed
Nancy Spannaus and Jeffrey Steinberg write that the assassination of Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, the director of Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment facility—the fourth such killing of Iranian nuclear scientists in two years—signals, in unmistakable terms, the determination on the part of London to go for thermonuclear war, aimed at destroying the U.S., Russia, and China.
Obama's Asia 'Pivot': China Slams Defense Plan as 'Groundless'
Obama's new military doctrine, shifting the focus to Asia, is threatening to create a different type of turbulence between the U.S. and China, which could quickly develop into a full-blown military conflict.
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International
Bankrupt British Empire Keeps Pushing To Overthrow Putin
British imperial interests are intent on—if not actually destroying Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's bid for reelection as Russia's President in the March 4 elections— casting Russia into ongoing, destructive political turmoil.
Sectarian War Threat in Southwest Asia
The U.S. government under President Obama has entered an alliance, planned and mediated by Great Britain and its intelligence agencies, with the remnants of al-Qaeda and sundry other Islamist terrorist groups, to overthrow the governments of North Africa and Southwest Asia.
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Economics
Labor Faces Decimation, Not Recovery, Under Obama
Boeing's announcement Jan. 4 that it was shutting down 2,000-plus aircraft jobs in Wichita due to 'coming defense cuts,' and the flood of 650,000 Americans applying for unemployment benefits in the first post-holiday week, were the signals that worse is to come for an American labor force already devastated by four years of economic depression.
Economics in Brief
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Feature
I Keep a Promise Made on September 30:
The Mystery of Your Time
By Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
'[T]he only competent principle of economy, is that of what, for example, has been, until now, a rarely encountered notion of physical time, rather than that customary notion of a 'clock time' located within the bounds of a monetarist's systemically mistaken notion of economy. Thus, since the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and his brother Robert, the latter then the Democratic Party's prospective Presidential candidate for 1968, we have suffered a persisting, withering trend of worsening failures in attempts to define a sense of the direction of the case for a devolving U.S. physical economy.'
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