IRAQ A MAGICIAN'S TRICK
(right hand hiding what left hand's doing)
The war that is being staged in Iraq at the moment [March 2003] is part of the play called "Global Government" or "New World Order" or "United Nations" or "Big Brother". One of its promoters, Maurice Strong, has just returned from North Korea and is sympathetically relaying North Korea's plans to attack the United States.
There are many hidden reasons why the Western World is being used to attack Iraq, aside from the fact that it plays out Old Testament events and New Testament Armageddon plans. Even the names of the weapons are symbolic. For example, MOAB (the world's biggest bomb) is the same name as the biblical land containing the Dead Sea, from which the Israelites launched their attack into their so-called Promised Land. See MOSES MENTIONS MOAB.
The non-Biblical reasons for the armies of the Western World amassing in the Middle East are no less scary, although just as predictable.
For example, haven't we always been told that if our heads are buried in the sand (in this case the sands of Iraq) our butts are exposed (in this case our North American flank). And to whom is our flank exposed? Well, that can be answered by other sage advice, ie "While the magician has you looking at his right hand, his left hand is creating the illusion". So, while the right hand (the military-industrial complex) has got our attention in Iraq, the left hand (the Corporate Communists set up in China & Russia) could be planning a pre-emptive strike of their own - now that the precedent's been set. ~ Jackie Jura
Iraqis cry - "When will this stop?" ("Where is the government?"). KhaleeTimes, May 20, 2006. Go to IRAQ AFGHANI PHONY WARS
USSR's foreign minister advises Canada (to continue war in Afghanistan) & Canada gives war decision to General (no parliament vote or people consent). Canada.com/CBC, Mar 7, 2006. Go to WHERE'S THE ENEMY'S ARMY? & AFGHANISTAN REMEMBERED & THE MILITARY ARE MAD
40,000 police & army circle Baghdad (675 checkpoints at 23 entry-points 24 hours a day). AP Fort Wayne, May 27, 2005. Go to IRAQ HELL BAGHDAD BRACELET
Army selling Afghanistan's water (run by Cancap, a subsidiary of Montreal-based SNC Lavalin to produce 9,000 litres/day). CBC, Jul 27, 2004. Go to 9.Keeping Masses Down & CANADA SELLING AFGHANS' WATER
Reader asks about Afghanistan, Iraq & USA presidency
CF-18 drops bomb on Yellowknife (while on way to watch Russian military exercises in Artic). CalgaryHerald, Jun 19, 2004. Go to RUSSIAN WAR GAMES ANYONE?
11,000 sick/wounded in Iraq; 457 dead (non-hostile bone injuries, surgeries, heart illness, brain & mental problems). UPI, Dec 21, 2003. Go to VIETNAM-KOREA-GULF WARS & UNCLE SAMUEL WANTS YOU! & MAMAS DON'T LET YOUR BABIES
Where is the Iraqi army? (no photographs or witnesses - must have disappeared into thin air). Sydney MH, Nov 3, 2003. Go to 28.Reality Control & WHERE'S THE ENEMY?
MOAB IS A WOMD (USA dropped on Baghdad). Arab News, Apr 14, 2003. Go to 13.Weapons & 22.Doublethink & SEE IMAGES OF MOAB
So where are the Weapons OMD? (1st war in history that was justified by an illusion). Independent, Apr 13, 2003. Go to 28.Reality Control
Jews take Palestinian Jerusalem (Chosen People want Promised Land). Guardian, Apr 7, 2003. Go to ZIONISM IN AMERICA
China sabre rattling USA (says Iraq a testing ground for USA weapons & strategy). CNN, Mar 25, 2003. Go to 6.Super-States & 28.Reality Control
* WHO IS MAURICE STRONG? and 35.The Brotherhood
** BRIMSTONE & FIRE OF MOAB and FRIENDS AT ARMAGEDDON and MOSES MENTIONS MOAB
ARMING OUR ENEMIES and CHINESE TAKE-OVER and CORPORATE COMMUNISM
U.N. Envoy: N. Korea Preparing for War
By JOE McDONALD, Associated Press, Mar 22, 2003 Writer
BEIJING - North Korea is preparing for possible war with the United States and is concerned about Washington's intentions after its attack on Iraq, said a U.N. envoy who returned Saturday from the North. North Korean officials say missile tests and other recent steps that have unsettled its neighbors were meant as preparation for such a conflict, said Maurice Strong, a Canadian aide to Secretary General Kofi Annan. Strong was visiting Pyongyang as part of U.N. efforts to mediate the North's nuclear crisis with the United States. South Korea put its military on heightened alert this week, and on Saturday the North retaliated by canceling economic talks scheduled for next week. That could mean it will also suspend more important inter-Korean talks next month aimed at easing nuclear tensions.
The United States says it wants a peaceful settlement to the dispute. But the U.S. war in Iraq is getting intense study from North Korean officials, Strong told reporters. "They are watching it very carefully and with deep concern, and questioning what this means in terms of the U.S. ultimate intentions toward them," Strong said. Asked whether North Korean leaders feared they would be the next target of U.S. military action after Iraq, Strong said, "Fear I do not believe is in their vocabulary. Concern, yes, real determination to seek a peaceful settlement. At the same time, preparation for war, if necessary."
Strong did not say specify how he knew about the military preparations, and gave no details. He said officials expressed "deep concern for the threats that they perceive to their own security, and a determination to defend their security and their integrity." Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have been high since Washington said in October that the North had admitted starting a nuclear weapons program in violation of a 1994 agreement.
Strong said he met with "very senior people," but wouldn't give their names or other details. He said he was conveying "guidance and information" between the two sides but couldn't discuss it before he reports to Annan.
Both Washington and Pyongyang have said they want a peaceful settlement, and Strong said North Korean officials expressed optimism that one was still possible. But Washington has rejected the North's request for direct talks, saying instead other governments must be involved — a condition that Pyongyang has rejected. "Until those discussions occur, the risks that the process will degenerate, without the intent of either party, into a conflict still remain," Strong said. Washington and Pyongyang, which fought on opposite sides in the 1950-53 Korean War, have never had diplomatic relations.
With the United States focused on Iraq, experts fear North Korea might use the opportunity to test a long-range missile or reprocess spent nuclear fuel to make atomic bombs. That would be viewed as an attempt to force Washington into direct negotiations. Asked whether North Korea might try to use tensions over Iraq to try to force a compromise, Strong said, "I don't think forcing the U.S. is anything they realistically consider. They want the U.S. to engage them in direct negotiations."
The two Koreas had planned to begin talks in Pyongyang Wednesday to discuss ways of boosting economic cooperation. Topics included opening territorial waters to commercial ships from each side. The South put its military on heightened alert Thursday, saying it wanted to guard against any effort by Pyongyang to raise tensions during the Iraq war. The North reacted by calling off the meeting. "When our dialogue partner is threatening us with a dagger, we have no option but to conclude that we must delay the talks," said Pyongyang's state-run Central Radio, which was monitored by South Korea's Yonhap news agency.
Jackie Jura
~ an independent researcher monitoring local, national and international events ~
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