BFP Select Nightly News & Editorials- June 11, 2012

Monday, 11. June 2012

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“Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.” – Charles Mackay


International Newsworthy

Iran Wants Leadership at OPEC

Tensions Rise again Between Iran & Azerbaijan

The IAEA & Parchin: Do the Claims Add Up?

Heroin Trade Entrenched in Afghanistan (No Kidding!)

Pakistan: US Assistant Defence Secretary ‘Cold-Shouldered’

Pakistani PM: Obama Using Drone Strikes for Political Gains

US Doublespeak on Pakistan

Insurgents Named Responsible for Syrian Massacres

Syria: Fighting Intensifies as US Pushes for Expanded Intervention

Armed Groups Blast Gas Pipeline in Eastern Syria

China Has No Reason to Abandon Syria Stance

HRW: Israel Violates International Human Rights Law

A Turning Point in Lebanon?

Libya: 23 Killed in Recent Clashes

Mali: Rebels Announce New Council to Govern North

Sudan: Negotiations Strive for a Consensus

Child Soldiers Forced to Fight as Mercenaries in Ivory Coast

Russian Oil Interests Expending in Germany

Homes of Russian Opposition Figures Searched ahead of Rally

Russia Hints at Intervention in Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict

SCO Launches Joint Exercises in Tajikistan

UK: New Bill Allows All Phone & Internet Activity to be Recorded

French Socialists Heading to Win Parliament

Albania: Political Standoff Stymies Presidential Vote


National Newsworthy

Pentagon to Deploy Pint-Sized Lethal Switchblade Drones

House Committee Schedules Contempt Vote

28% of Federal Contract Funds Go to Just 10 Companies- All Make Weapons System

Senators Quietly Laying Groundwork for Looming Defense Sequestration Fight

NJ Republican Candidate for Congress Spent Election Day in Israel-Meeting with Netanyahu

Bradley Manning’s Motions to Dismiss Charges Rejected

Colin Powell: Another War Criminal Cashes in

Vacuum Cleaner Sucks $440 Million from Navy

Wall Street CEOs Got 20% Raises Last Year-Did You?

Suicides are Surging among US Troops

Cryptome: DOJ 2006 Memo on NSA Domestic Spying


Noteworthy Editorials

M K Bhadrakumar: SCO-Coping with Changing Times

David Gibbs: Welcome to the Balkan Propaganda Machine

Philip Weiss: Jane Harman-The Media Mogul

Glenn Greenwald: Obama Defender Rep. Peter King

One Nation under Surveillance

America is Deluded by its Drone-Warfare Propaganda


BFP Nightly Video-Audio

Video 1: Pepe Escobar- Western States Pounce on Massacre Mayhem in Syria

Video 2: Pentagon Sanitizes Movies to Make Americans Warlike


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2 Responses to “BFP Select Nightly News & Editorials- June 11, 2012”


  1. avatar
    ROro Says:

    Sibel your warnings about the Ron Paul campaign have sadly been proven correct. But besides the insertion of Fein, one Trygve Olson appears to be have been even more insideous…

    http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2012/02/02/can-ron-paul-be-tamed/

    “Who is Trygve Olson? A former official of the International Republican Institute (IRI), a tax-funded “regime-change” operation under the rubric of the National Endowment for Democracy, Olson was involved in several of the “color revolutions” that swept Eastern Europe and the central Asian former Soviet republics during the Bush years……

    …..this biography on the web site of the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies at Stanford University says:

    “Mr. Olson has helped advise political parties and candidates in numerous countries throughout the world including nearly all of Central and Eastern Europe, Indonesia, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Venezuela, and Serbia.”


  2. avatar
    Bill Bergman Says:

    Cool quote. That must be the Charles Mackay that wrote “Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds.” Interesting how the bursting of the South Sea bubble (discussed in there) was so important in the ideas behind America’s founding.

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