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By Charley Reese on June 29, 2004
The difference between true education and vocational training has been cleverly blurred. Here are a few tips on how smart people can control other people. If any of this rings a bell – Well, then wake up! The first principle of people control is not to let them know you are controlling them. If people [...]
Posted in Miscellaneous
By Charley Reese on May 20, 2004
The United States is without a doubt the most self-deluded nation on Earth, writes Charley Reese, and that nest of liars who occupy Washington work full time to maintain the delusions
Posted in Miscellaneous
By Charley Reese on May 5, 2004
No American should ever kill or die except in defense of this country, writes Charley Reese. And no corporation should be allowed to make a profit off the blood of American soldiers
Posted in The Media
By Charley Reese on April 2, 2004
The murder of Hamas’ spiritual leader, Sheik Yassin, makes perfect sense as long as you understand Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s strategy, writes Charley Reese.
Posted in Israel, 'Anti-Semitism', Zionism and US-UK allies
By Charley Reese on February 22, 2004
Following President Bush’s hour-long interview with NBC’s Tim Russert, we can now state conclusively that President Bush deliberately misled the American people and continues to do so
Posted in Political Intrigue
By Charley Reese on January 13, 2004
What the powers that be have done is in effect create a hallucinatory drug concocted of cheap imports and ideology to make the American people think that they are more prosperous than they really are
Posted in Miscellaneous
By Charley Reese on December 17, 2003
The truth is that war and occupation are a dirty business, and they contaminate everything and everybody involved. There are no good wars, and there are no good guys on either side. All you have are degrees of evil
Posted in Miscellaneous
By Charley Reese on December 7, 2003
As long as the Iraqis can kill one or two Americans and Iraqi collaborators now and then, they will be “winning.” The Viet Cong could not defeat the US military either, but you see who left and who stayed
Posted in Iraq
By Charley Reese on November 10, 2003
Charley Reese reflects on the growing mess in Iraq, and exactly how President Bush handling it
Posted in Miscellaneous
By Charley Reese on November 7, 2003
Charley Reese examines the latest statement from Osama bin Laden, one that is addressed directly to the American people
Posted in Behind The "News"
By Charley Reese on November 2, 2003
The Bush administration is so secretative it’s almost paranoid, writes Charley Reese. And it is not safe to have mentally unhealthy people wielding great power
Posted in Behind The "News"
By Charley Reese on May 2, 2003
Embedding reporters — assigning journalists to specific military units — was a good idea — for the Pentagon, writes Charley Reese.
Posted in The Media
By Charley Reese on March 8, 2003
The American people are being played for suckers, says Charley Reese, being drawn into a war that may benefit other countries but not their own
Posted in Behind The "News"
By Charley Reese on March 1, 2003
Question: which leader made war on his own people, killing thousands? Abraham Lincoln or Saddam Hussein? Charlie Reese has a surprising answer
Posted in Iraq
By Charley Reese on February 20, 2003
The American republic died at Appomattox in 1865, replaced by a national government that has gradually evolved into an empire in a permanent state of war. Most of us don’t pay much attention to such stuff as history and perspective. Certainly the news media don’t. Nevertheless, there are consequences of living in a war state, [...]
Posted in Behind The "News"
By Charley Reese on February 14, 2003
. There is a Biological Weapons Convention. Most of the signatories want to establish a protocol for international inspections. Guess who blocked it?
Posted in Political Intrigue
By Charley Reese on February 7, 2003
You will notice there has been no talk about an “exit plan” for Iraq. That’s because the United States doesn’t plan to exit Iraq.
Posted in Iraq
By Charley Reese on January 23, 2003
The president says that a key part of his foreign policy will be to alleviate poverty in foreign countries. Horse apples. Number one, foreign countries are not his responsibility. Number two, he doesn’t have the ability to alleviate poverty even in his own country, much less somebody else’s. Number three, the very globalist free-trade policies [...]
Posted in Miscellaneous
By Charley Reese on January 8, 2003
Monks practise it and so do meditators: Charley Reese reflects on the beneficial powers of silence
Posted in Miscellaneous
By Charley Reese on December 21, 2002
With the US facing economic uncertainty Israel is still asking for billion dollar handouts. And America continues pay
Posted in Behind The "News"