Gangster State US/UK
Global Research, August 21, 2013
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On
July 23 I wrote about how the US reversed roles with the USSR and
became the tyrant that terrifies the world. We have now had further
confirmation of that fact. It comes from two extraordinary actions by
Washington’s British puppet state.
David
Miranda, the Brazilian partner of Glenn Greenwald, who is reporting on
the illegal and unconstitutional spying by the National Stasi Agency,
was seized, no doubt on Washington’s orders, by the puppet British
government from the international transit zone of a London airport.
Miranda had not entered the UK, but he was seized by UK authorities. http://rt.com/op-edge/uk-gay-greenwald-freedom-police-679/
Washington’s UK puppets simply kidnapped him, threatened him for nine
hours, and stole his computer, phones, and all his electronic
equipment. As a smug US official told the media, “the purpose was to
send a message.”
You
might remember that Edward Snowden was stuck for some weeks in the
international transit zone of the Moscow airport. The Obama tyrant
repeatedly browbeat Russia’s President Putin to violate the law and
kidnap Snowden for Obama. Unlike the once proud and law-abiding British, Putin refused to place Washington’s desires above law and human rights.
The
second extraordinary violation occurred almost simultaneously with UK
authorities appearing at the Guardian newspaper and illegally destroying
the hard drives on the newspaper’s computers with the vain intention of
preventing the newspaper from reporting further Snowden revelations of
US/UK high criminality.
It
is fashionable in the US and UK governments and among their sycophants
to speak of “gangster state Russia.” But we all know who the gangsters
are. The worst criminals of our time are the US and UK governments.
Both are devoid of all integrity, all honor, all mercy, all humanity.
Many members of both governments would have made perfect functionaries
in Stalinist Russia or Nazi Germany.
This
is extraordinary. It was the English who originated liberty. True, in
1215 it was the freedom of the barons’ rights from the king’s
infringement, not the freedom of the commoner. But once the principle
was established it spread into the entire society. By 1680 the legal
revolution was complete. The king and the government were subject to
law. The king and his government were no longer the law and above the
law.
In
the 13 colonies the Englishmen who populated them inherited this
English achievement. When King George’s government refused the colonies
the Rights of Englishmen, the colonists revolted, and the United States
was born.
The
descendants of these colonists now live in an America where their
Constitutional protections have been overthrown by a tyrannical
government that claims it is above the law. This raw fact has not
stopped the US government or its puppets from continuing to cloak the
war crime of military aggression in the faux language of “bringing
freedom and democracy.” If the Obama and Cameron governments were in
the dock at Nuremberg, the entirety of both governments would be
convicted.
The
question is: are there sufficient brainwashed people in both countries
to sustain the US/UK myth that “freedom and democracy” are attained via
war crimes?
There is no shortage of
brainwashed Americans who love to be told that they are“indispensable”
and “exceptional,” and therefore entitled to work their will on the
world.It is difficult to discern in these clueless Americans much hope
for the revival of liberty. But there is some indication that the
British, who did not inherit liberty but had to fight for it for five
centuries, might be more determined.
The
British Home Affairs Committee, chaired by Keith Vaz, is demanding an
explanation from Obama’s lap dog, the British prime minister. Also,
Britain’s watchman over anti-terrorism enforcement, David Anderson, is
demanding that the UK Home Office and police explain the illegal use of
anti-terrorism laws against Miranda, who is not a terrorist or connected
to terrorism in any way.
Brazil’s
foreign minister has joined the fray, demanding that London explain why
the UK violated its own law and abused a Brazilian citizen.
Of
course, everyone knows that Washington forced its UK puppet to violate
law in order to serve Washington. One wonders if the British will ever
decide that they would be better off as a sovereign country.
The White House denied involvement in Miranda’s kidnapping, but refused to condemn the illegal action of its puppet.
As for the UK’s destruction of press freedom, the White House supports that, too. It is already happening here.
Meanwhile, get accustomed to the police state: http://www.wnd.com/2013/03/now-big-brother-targets-your-fedex-ups-packages/