What a load of bollocks.... Magharebia.com... US Military Web site for Northern Morocco

"The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: 

'I'm from the government and I'm here to help.'" 

- President Ronald Reagan

By American Kabuki

There's a very curious web site about the Rif mountain region which encompasses Northern Morocco, Tunisa and Algeria.  Its very well written with very professional graphics and web site. And its run by US Miiltary's African Command out of Germany (plainly stated in the ABOUT page on the site).  The web server is a cloud based service and the DNS server is in San Diego.    But there's been a very interesting trend lately trying to paint Morocco as a hot bed of ISIS activity and recruiting... pardon me while I laugh!   The only "illegal activity" here in the Rif is a hell of lot of pot growing in the mountains some of it owned by very influential Moroccans. And well these days, that's legal in many places in the good ol' US of A, thanks to some well funded campaigns by Monsanto (they have GMO pot strains you see...).

(Just had an attack helicopter fly over... how interesting...  Yesterday it was a blackhawk with pontoons.)

Things are getting down to the final moments, and prior to doing something really stupid... governments have to build a case... enter the terrorist card... and like the fictional accounts created in Syria, which appeared on European and American TV with crisis actors (a Russian friend here was in the Armenian section of Syria that Euronews said had fighting and there was none!). YouTube is replete with other bogus news footage from Syria that made the case for funding insurgents.

What this region is relatively free and peaceful.  And the locals here...well they like Americans a whole lot more than they like Europeans.  The French don't treat Moroccan immigrants all that well (I lived in a city in France in 1990 working for the SNCF railway that had loads of Moroccans), including those that collaborated with them and were in the Foreign Legion in service to their "protectors". Spain is just as bad, take a flight to Morocco from either Madrid or Barcelona and you have to go to remote terminal and then take a bus to a far off location on the runway. Not convenient.  Morocco kicked out the French and Spanish occupiers, and this region kicked out the Spanish all on their own!  Darn independent lot here in the Rif.  (More blackhawks fly over...)

In short... these people are happy that Morocco is peaceful, and friends with the United States.  They don't want to be the next Libya.

I'll mark my comments below with the attached article....


Below is the article:

http://magharebia.com/en_GB/articles/awi/features/2014/08/08/feature-02
Radicalism takes root in northern Morocco

By Imrane Binoual in Casablanca for Magharebia – 08/08/2014

Notice the correspondent doesn't even live in the region....

News about a Moroccan national who leads an Islamic State (ISIS) brigade in Syria is raising talk about Islamist jihadists in northern Morocco.

Mohamed Hamdouch, a 28-year-old jihadist who is also a member of the Islamic council of the organisation, appeared in a video cutting off the heads of five people.
Before fighting in Syria, he ran a clothing business in Fnideq and was recruiting jihadists from the area.

Fnideq is adjacent to the Spanish enclave in Morocco known as Ceuta.  Its largely a border town that sells cut rate clothing and blankets brought over the border from Ceuta (which is basically a penisula sized duty free store - and a pretty good one at that - we get our beer there!) 

(text from image of unknown origin) [AFP/Ho/Al-Itisam Media] Fighters for the Islamic State (ISIS) terror group, such as these shown in a June photo posted on a jihadist website, come from Morocco and other countries.

A fortnight ago, Moroccan security services also arrested a French jihadist in Tangier for seeking to recruit fighters and send them to organisations loyal to al-Qaeda.
Analysts say that northern Morocco has become a fertile breeding ground for radicalisation.

According to Human Rights Defence Association Chairman Lahbib Haji, the region is more conservative than elsewhere in Morocco.

Yeah that tends to happen when you have crappy internet connections and can't keep up with the rest  of the world.... 

"Furthermore, they are permanently in contact with Moroccans who have settled in Europe.  (that's called "extended family"...doh! We Americans have forgotten what it was like to have extended families) That makes it easier to recruit them," the Tetouan barrister said. The cells recruit members from underprivileged areas, he noted. (that's pretty much most of Northern Morocco! Not that they want it to stay that way!)

Mediterranean Strategic Analysis and Intelligence Company head Mountacir Zian puts forward other factors to explain the phenomenon.

"The northern region has been neglected, if not completely forgotten, since independence," he said.

Yes...this is very true. Most of the money goes to the big cities. Its also an autonomous region run by tribal elders... 

"What also sets the north apart from the interior of the kingdom is the lack of zawiyas, (brotherhoods), which are centres for spirituality," Zian said.

The zawiya enables "religion to be separated from politics," he added. "It is a place for debate, where people can devote themselves to all the spiritual practices. But that's completely lacking in the north," Zian explained.

The web site, interesting enough, has an online Zawiya courtesy the US Military!  Oh come ye faithful!

Writer Abbassi Mustapha tells Magharebia: "For a long time we've been drawing people's attention to the existence of international fundamentalism in the northern region," he said.
Now, women, old and young, "are being radicalised and setting off for jihad to join their husbands", he commented.

He noted the ties between extremists and street crime. 

"The facts show that radicals have always had connections with this easy money," he explained.

You mean sociopathic central banking baphomet worshipers?? Haven't seen many drones take them out!

"It's this money that allows them to set up cells. In fact, the jihadists who have been arrested have links with drug trafficking, car theft and all kinds of illegal activity."
"This is why the north has become fertile ground for the development of jihadist cells, particularly in Fnideq, Martil, Tetouan, Laarache and Tangier, to a lesser degree," he told Magharebia.  (hmmmm.... Tangier...Tetouan and Martil.... places we spend a lot of time in...oh wait they omitted Oeud Laou!)

"The majority of these work in smuggling, have a history of drug trafficking, or are street vendors with connections to smuggling," the journalist said.

They grow hash in mountains of the Rif, the largest area centered on Hocemia.  They've done that for centuries. Its not likely to go away right away.  The urban legend in the region is that Rif Berbers freed themselves of the Spanish.  A prior king (not the current one) came in and wanted to exert dominance after the fact, the elders said "hey wait a minute..where were you when we got rid of the Spaniards?  So a compromise was reached where they kept local autonomy in exchange for tribute payments which started the hash growing industry... at least that's the story I was told...I'm not swearing that's the official story... but the one commonly told around these parts...  

The Berber people have a high percentage of Rh negative blood types, a trait they share with Cherokee and Basque people, which makes them likely descendants of Atlantis survivors.  There is a mountain range in Morocco called the "Atlas". The name "Berber" means "noble people".  They remind me an awful lot of Cherokee Indians in America. 

Hash is a concentrated cannabis derivative made from the pollen of pot plants. Its made from Organic non-GMO non-Monsanto pot plants. And well we know how Monsanto is connected to warmongering congressmen in the USA and the cannabis legalization rage sweeping America and Europe... 

Implication here in the article is all this independent money COULD fund terrorism (doesn't mean it does!).  What they fail to mention is how difficult it is to send money OUT of Morocco. You can wire money in, but its extremely difficult to get money OUT.... Just try and send a Western Union wire out... you can't do it!  Same with money transfers.  Most VISA cards here are domestic use only.

This pattern is now taking on an international dimension, he concluded.

Only in your friggin' deluded war mongering mind my friend.... This is another one of those cases of a "solution" looking for a problem.... This region poses no threat whatsoever to American Citizens. 

I'll tell you what does bother Arabic speaking people's, watching "collective punishing"  by the Israeli Defence Force level Gaza using US Made military equipment, all displayed in its raw un-cut gore on Al Jezeera... and you guys could do much to stop that... given you are US Military. 

In closing I'll include some more bogus terrorism articles this site has posted....

ISIS targets Maghreb youths (keep in mind ISIS is funded by the CIA/Kuwait/Saudi Arabia and Qatar)
http://magharebia.com/en_GB/articles/awi/features/2014/08/08/feature-01

Caliphate bell tolls for the Maghrebhttp://magharebia.com/en_GB/articles/awi/reportage/2014/07/11/reportage-01


Updated: found this video on the US support of ISIS in Syria but opposes them in Iraq??? WTF?

ISIS: Corporate Terrorists with an Annual Report?

This is so wrong on so many levels.  Rebels with an annual report replete with infographics?  This so reeks of British and American managerial techniques and return on investment thinking.  

Reports are already coming out on involvement of Saudi, Kuwait and Qatar financing of this group. Why is it petroleum rich countries are exempted from US laws regarding state sponsored terrorism?

Historically I suppose you can say there was an Anglo precedence for these kind of operations, it was British officer Thomas Edward (T.E.) Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) who installed the House of Saud as Royals in Arabia in the first place..

You can see the images of the purported annual report here and here and here at The Financial Times. Where else would you send a good prospectus but the money capital of the world, London?

Last dance of separation on every channel

By American Kabuki

Living in Morocco as I have since last November has given me an interesting outsiders view of American media machine that I wouldn't normally get from inside the USA.  It used to be that CNN and BBC could be relied upon for some decent news coverage.  Who can forget Bernard Shaw reporting from the Baghdad Hilton as cruise missiles streamed in on night vision cameras?  But these days that thin veneer professional journalism has peeled and flaked away back to the pure cardboard propaganda stand for the Wall Street petrodollar/Federal Reserve cabal they always were.  CNN had ratings decline by 45% during the coverage of the missing Malaysian flight 370.  Nobody believes anything thing American news outlets say.  And the ratings prove it.

And God bless Obama.  Putting into Presidential orders policies that were secretly practiced for decades but now it part of the official records!

My apartment came with an old cathode ray TV and a satellite feed, not that there's much I really want to watch on it -  there isn't.  I have to pay for those channels and my sat box didn't come with a decoder. I would like to see Game of Thrones but HBO is not distributing that via Amazon.

There are the usual news channels of the cabal sort - BBC Worldwide and the petro-dollar financed Al Jazeera in Qatar.  CNBC and Bloomberg seem to have the strongest satellite signals.  I nearly died laughing as BBC financial talking heads spouting the latest quantitative easing bullshit while the largest spherical UFO I have ever seen flies right behind them over the City of London. Talk about irony! Switch to camera 2!   Creator Source truly has a very funny sense of humor and this world is getting funnier by the minute as the contrast desparate clings to the illusion of separation!
I don't have a decoder for CNN International's signal so that is out of the loop for me so I am left with Russia Today and CCTV from China.  Russia Today actually has pretty good coverage of the USA, but I don't expect to get the straight scoop from it on the Ukraine or Russian politics.  Recently killed RT journalists in the Ukraine were given burials with military honors, which belies the stated civilian nature of the reporters.  Theres's blood on everyone's hands in the Ukraine, but there's no doubt the Russians were not fooled by the west installing a central banker to run the Ukraine and all the pipeline politics that country is the middle of between east and west.

NHK from Japan seems to get its news straight off the Reuter's feed, not much original reporting there. They truly are "news readers" and sing the praise of Abe-nomics while the bond markets in Japan open late because there's no one to buy government debt at those low interest rates.  NHK seems to exist mainly as a video buffet cart of sanitized Japanese culture, minus the pachinko parlors and Yakuza tats. Speaking of Yakuza and laundered off book bonds, remember those bonds that showed up in Italy that were confiscated by Italian police a few years ago?  Turns out Berlusconi had passed a law just prior to that, that any illegally laundered financial instruments became property of the government so if you had to pass a rather large bribe to a very high Italian official what better way than to do it broad daylight under the supervision of the keystone cops of Italy, the Carabinieri? Just sayin'... Remember the fuss Neil Keenan made about that? What became of old Neil?  Swissindo?  Even Ron Van Dyke has moved on to another set of Dragons...  but it is good to see that some of these blood lines do get it... perhaps the message from the "Old Man" is getting through to the kids...

Which brings me to a thought about bloodlines and whole annanauki genetic manipulation thing.  DNA is not as fixed as we think it is, its affected by consciousness like all of the material world is... and as the consciousness changes so does the DNA in these blood lines who have been traditionally believed incapable of compassion... many of the children of the various blood line families are doing a huge amount of quiet work to undo what their genetic ancestors unleashed on this planet.  Indeed a good many souls of light purposely incarnated into those families to bring light into them under the toughest circumstances possible.  Blanket hatred is just another tool of separation. Don't fall for it.

There's a new TV channel called Ariang which is the NHK wanna-be from South Korea featuring high production values, HD hardware and the latest of dish up of gender ambiguous K-Pop singers and new tech gadgets from South Korean multinationals.  Again not much I want to watch unless I am shopping for a new Samsung Android tablet.  The Thai channel went dead during the recent coup, and now its resurrected with non-stop Buddhism coverage and ads offering people courses that will enable them to be an ordained Buddhist.

Many of the satellite channels are full of American Christian preachers and Muslim preachers and the similarity in broadcast styles is quite amazing.  They clearly are learning from each other.  There's also a Shiite Muslim channel that spreads fear about how much Sunni's hate them. Obvious cabal channel that one, it has only one purpose generate fear and hatred.  There's even a Padre Pio channel from Italy where you can watch the embalmed body of stigmatist Padre Pio lay reclined in his glass coffin. Looks a bit like slumbering holy grail Templar in Indian Jones and the Last Crusade.  Now if you thought Lenin and Stalin's tomb was bizarre you gotta see 24/7 coverage of a dead Catholic priest's body. Brings a whole new meaning to the media term "dead air".

I can't help but wonder who was the programming genius that sandwiched the porn telephone chat line ads between the religion channels , but after 24 hours of watching repeating pictures of mosques or American televangelists wheezing and gasping about the end times and the gospel (which is worse), I'm sure they get their fill of telephone calls from frustrated middle eastern men.  But that also fuels the separation, guilt over lust, among the most religious of audiences. No wonder they think the West is depraved (and you got admit that sort of channel placement is truly depraved) yet Sat dishes sprout from buildings in Africa and the Middle East like amarita mushrooms in a Siberian cedar forest.  Get your hallucination via satellite now!  Decoder not included.  The porn telephone chat ad channels must generate a huge cash flow from bored viewers to purchase so much satellite bandwidth in such strategic channels.  No doubt the porn chat lines are Italian Mafia financed and staffed by Sicilian whores.

Speaking of bizarre Italian things on TV, I saw Pope Francis excommunicate the Italian Mafia this week and actually accusing the mafia of practising "the adoration of evil"  Is there an Emmy Award for most blatant hypocrisy during prime time?  Yet its funny he didn't say about the Vatican IOR bank laundering Mafia money or issuing Illuminati bonds.  He said nothing about the mass graves of babies being found in Catholic orphanages in Ireland which are being called Ireland's holocaust HERE,  and the illegal vaccination trials on Irish babies HERE and and Dublin's Archibishop predicting more mass graves will be found HERE.  Not to mention the mass graves First Nation children in Canada that the ITCCS has been reporting on and holding common law courts about for the last 2 years.   The Pope's attempt at sleight of hand was very clumsy. Remove the beam from your own eye your "Holiness"...

So much separation consciousness making its last stand.   PAY ATTENTION HERE!  Don't look over there!  Here's your enemy of the day, and we call them "Islamists".  What the fuck does that mean anyway?   I live around Muslims and they are the kindest and most decent people I have ever met. Zero petty theft in Morocco.

If you going lose money in Morocco it will be in a business deal, apartment rental or real estate transaction, that seems to be fair game. Caveat Emptor. But that's true in the USA too.  But you will learn to negotiate living in Morocco, its the national sport.

But getting back to this new BBC/CNBC/Bloomberg/Al Jazeera code word "Islamist"... its a term meant to engender hatred.  I mean what's the difference between a peaceful Muslim (Islam means peace) and an Islamist anyway? Apparently a petro-dollar multi-national run news TV reporter is the only difference.  PERCEPTION. Its all about PERCEPTION.  And they want to shape YOUR perception so they can fleece and enslave YOU.  Terrorism is the Nazi created way to install a police state.

Its like they are saying "Here hate this person because they write backwards in squiggly letters you can't read in America so you'll never know they love their families too and are as sick of greedy bankers stealing their homes and land as you are...."  I mean really when it comes to day to day ways Muslims live, they have a surprisingly lot in common with American Southern Baptists, but you won't hear that coming from the pulpits at Liberty University.  They don't drink. The women dress modestly, They believe in honesty and hard work. They love free enterprise.  No...that would be just a bit too much common ground for American bankers who feed creating war and pitting one human being against another.   Organized religion in the western world is a huge money laundering  scheme posing as non-profits in a thousand different flavors.  un-traceable cash and real estate donations.

And oh can we forget the contrived ISIS (Al Jazeera calls them ISIL) "terrorists" in Syria and Iraq? They are picking off one Iraqi town after another and running them better!   I keep thinking all the Dinar folks must be shitting bricks right now as Iraq ain't going to be funding anyone's RV any time soon.  Save those Dinar people, it might be cold winter this year and I hear they make great fire starters!

One news clip I saw on Al Jazeera actually got a close up of "the terrorists" and if that wasn't an American or British merc driving that Toyota I'll eat my hat! Face it folks, I live in a developing country that is not a failed democracy and it sometimes takes me a whole day to get simple tasks for a project done here.  Its just not that automated here.  The Muslim world doesn't move according to western clocks, there's tea to drink, prayers to make, and family to dine with.  Yet these ISIS "terrorists" have black on black "au page" matching outfits with matching balaclava straight out of a Belfast flea market...and when you got all those Blackwater/Academi mercs in the mix, well balaclava's are down right handy!   Takes a few weeks to grow a decent muslim style beard.

Then there's this Council on Foreign relations article on ISIS conveniently advertised on Google for a group who's been in the news for what, a week?  Al Jazeera clearly said ISIS was kicked out of Al Qaeda, yet the USA news outlets and politicians call them Al Qaeda.... somebody doesn't have their facts straight.... just sayin'...

ISIS has command and control communication infrastructure systems that would make Raytheon drool...  did I mention in the developing world it takes weeks to coordinate complex projects?   Took us a couple of weeks just to get the QEG core out of customs!  And we had experts!  Who got all those black military uniforms through Iraqi, Syrian or Turkish customs?  Nobody asked any questions? Which Chinese or Pakistani factory made and sold them?  Stuff like this takes money and coordination, and that means big deep pockets and that means one side or the other in the contrast is paying the bills to make this chaos happen.

These are the questions that are popping into my head as I watch yet another attempt to create mass conflagration in the middle east in an attempt to stop the energies of what are already in place but still denied by the cabal. Its over guys.  Face it!   Thank you for your role as the contrast but the curtain rose long ago and shepherds crook is about to yank your neck off the stage.