The most important conspiracy the world has forgotten about

If you have the time or attention span, watch this video

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Look at this article.

Seems like it is an airtight fact this "Soviet terror " existed.

Now go to this link below
Watch a minute of the video from where it starts.

Why would our government lie about the enemy supporting worldwide terror? They will admit that Iran and Iraq and Syria and Hizbollah support terror, but they stop short at Russia/USSR and China. Heck, our government admits to Operation Gladio. Why not admit to a Soviet Terror Network? Is it to try to end 50 years of cold war paranoia? Is it because of Chinese business ties? Is it to keep us from fearing? Is it so we can chase other enemies?

Our government admits to more of their crimes than of Russia's crimes. A senate commission found JFK's assassination was a conspiracy. There was the Watergate scandal. The Iran-Contra scandal. Though their confessions are filled with lies it becomes much harder to try to find what crimes Russia and China are responsible for internationally because while Russian media, Chinese media and American dissidents are free to criticize every little action the American government does the American government is keeping major crimes of Russia and China secret. Most people probably didnt know the Soviet Union was a large state sponsor of terror. Disinformation originating from Russia in the cold war (J Edgar Hoover was a crossdresser is an example) permeates history books to this day. What is up with that?

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Chinese business ties?

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reply to post by MisterMandlebrot

Originally posted by MisterMandlebrot

Our government admits to more of their crimes than of Russia's crimes.

That's probably because our government commits many many more crimes than the Russians.

What they admit to is most likely an extremely small percentage when compared to the total amount of crimes committed.

TPTB and the US Government need to take a long hard look at themselves, they are not sat round the table in Jedi and Rebel Alliance uniforms, they are sat there in uniforms of The Empire.

reply to post by MisterMandlebrot

A senate commission found JFK's assassination was a conspiracy. There was the Watergate scandal. The Iran-Contra scandal.

All of these were denied for years before they were "found out". I'm not sure the responsible parties ever actually admitted to any wrong doing as much as they tried to justify their actions either.

Look at George Bush Senior for instance. He is most likely the single most behind the scenes manipulator since forever and has never admitted to any of it. If anything he glorifies all the crap he started. They don't believe the lies as much as promote them for their NWO agenda. They know exactly what they are doing (and will never admit to it).

Having witnessed the unfolding of all these and more over the decades, this is just my perspective on the ones you mentioned.

Originally posted by intrptr
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A senate commission found JFK's assassination was a conspiracy. There was the Watergate scandal. The Iran-Contra scandal.

All of these were denied for years before they were "found out". I'm not sure the responsible parties ever actually admitted to any wrong doing as much as they tried to justify their actions either.

edit on 10-3-2013 by intrptr because: additional...

You're saying it takes less years for us to admit to our crimes than to other crimes of other countries.

Originally posted by BrokenCircles
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Originally posted by MisterMandlebrot

Our government admits to more of their crimes than of Russia's crimes.

That's probably because our government commits many many more crimes than the Russians.

What they admit to is most likely an extremely small percentage when compared to the total amount of crimes committed.

Ok. Because former Soviet Union, today's Russia, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Uzbekistan and communist-Tibet-occupying-China do sooooo few crimes ever. *cough*blackbookofcommunism*cough

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You're saying it takes less years for us to admit to our crimes than to other crimes of other countries.

No I'm not. Besides the incidents you raise are little ones compared to what we been doing lately...

The short list is Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Iran and Korea are on deck. It is an ongoing thing with the US... you do realize?

Originally posted by MisterMandlebrot
Ok. Because former Soviet Union, today's Russia, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Uzbekistan and communist-Tibet-occupying-China do sooooo few crimes ever. *cough*blackbookofcommunism*cough

So what do you call occupying Afghanistan, Iraq, funding terrorists in Syria, Vietnam, Funding Terrorists in Afghanistan, Hiroshima, Nagasaki? Whine about those countries all you want but when it comes down to it, the USA are guilty of atrocites that no other could be compared with. Just because your government legalised them doesn't make them right either.

But still isnt a good excuse as to why we shouldnt also criticize governments of Russia and China. Yes there is a lot of things to criticize America's government over but when you go criticizing them over every thing they do it becomes increasingly easy for foreign media to spread disinformation.

Originally posted by DarknStormy

Originally posted by MisterMandlebrot
Ok. Because former Soviet Union, today's Russia, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Uzbekistan and communist-Tibet-occupying-China do sooooo few crimes ever. *cough*blackbookofcommunism*cough

So what do you call occupying Afghanistan, Iraq, funding terrorists in Syria, Vietnam, Funding Terrorists in Afghanistan, Hiroshima, Nagasaki? Whine about those countries all you want but when it comes down to it, the USA are guilty of atrocites that no other could be compared with. Just because your government legalised them doesn't make them right either.

Things the USSR did:

Occupy Afghanistan
Funding terrorists in Syria, Afghanistan and Vietnam
A bunch of other stuff that happened 70+ years
Sending several of their scientists to America to infiltrate the manhatten project (Rosenbergs are the most famous example but not the only) making it something we would not had accomplished without Soviet sympathizers
Hand out massive loans to countries driving them into debt
Chemical weapons all over Afghanistan which today still have active half-lifes
Horrible health care in the eighties for all of the Soviet citizens
The 9.9.99 bombings by "Chechen" terrorists
Funding Zawahiri

Oh yes, Russia isn't bad at all

Yes, America probably has done worse crimes
But they can be compared to Soviet crimes as well

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Maybe some sort of gentleman's agreement...Imagine if we disclose their crimes, they might disclosure ours...
The US prefers the truth to stay hidden. That's why bin laden had no trial; why khadafi and Sadam got killed, why they are so quiet about Syria, Iran etc etc
Discretion is useful for all.

Benefits China the most. In the cold war America only advanced so far in technology because we were trying to beat the Soviet Union. Look at what Chinese scientists are attempting to do. The largest eugenics tests in history. Building a base on the moon. The most complex computer viruses ever made. Cloning (my theory that they are). If there was a modern "red scare" we would be walking on Mars tonight. The absence of paranoia is benefitting China most, just like how our animosity toward the Soviet Union benefitted China most throughout the cold war. We would have never supported China had they not hated Russia too.

reply to post by MisterMandlebrot

Originally posted by MisterMandlebrot

Ok. Because former Soviet Union, today's Russia, Turkmenistan, Belarus, Uzbekistan and communist-Tibet-occupying-China do sooooo few crimes ever. *cough*blackbookofcommunism*cough

I have no idea of what and/or how many crimes they all commit. You can cough all day long, for all I care, but it's not gonna change the fact that my suggestion still remains as a possibility.

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Well the only countries in the world that are worse than Turkmenistan when it comes to free speech are Iran and North Korea. Uzbekistan has had one president for 12 years and he has used brutal police force to kill of protesters numerous times. The torture record in Uzbekistan is horrendous and the CIA uses that country for a black site. Belarus continues to use the KGB and has been listed by George W Bush as one of the countries in the Axis of Evil. China expelled the Dalai Llama into exile when they occupied Tibet over fifty years ago and oppression of budhist beliefs there has led to dozens of monks a year committing suicide every year by dumping gasoline on their bodies and setting themselves afire in a city square. Also China has made Tibet a dump for hazardous nuclear waste. Greenpeace depends so deeply on China's connections they won't report on it because Greenpeace would get kicked out of China. Also, China ended up investigating the technology of our downed helicopter the day after the Bin Laden raid and China's J-20 looks an awful lot like an American F-22. Are we forgetting China built the nuclear reactors in Iran and Iran's space rockets and submarines are supplied by Russia?

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Stop defending your leaders.. Understand that they can flap their gums as much as they want but when it comes down to it, they are all the axis of evil. You talk about G W Bush? Do you know who sponsored Hitler in WW2? A relative of Bush. These people are all evil pricks.