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long-established Al Qaeda networks used to feed fighters first into
Afghanistan during the 1980′s, then into Afghanistan and Iraq during
America’s occupation of both nations over the past decade.
The documented details of this network were exposed in the
extensive academic efforts of the US Army’s own West Point Combating
Terrorism Center (CTC). Two reports were published between 2007 and
2008 revealing a global network of Al Qaeda affiliated terror
organizations, and how they mobilized to send a large influx of foreign
fighters into Iraq.
The first report, “Al-Qa’ida’s Foreign Fighters in Iraq,” was
extensively cited by historian and geopolitical analyst Dr. Webster Tarpley
in March of 2011, exposing that NATO-backed “pro-democracy” rebels in
Libya were in fact Al Qaeda’s Libyan Islamic Fighting Group (LIFG),
listed by the US State Department, United Nations, and the UK Home
Office (page 5, .pdf) as an international terrorist organization.
The West Point report exposed Libya as a global epicenter for Al
Qaeda training and recruitment, producing more fighters per capita than
even Saudi Arabia, and producing more foreign fighters than any other
nation that sent militants to Iraq, except Saudi Arabia itself. Read More
Health, Education, Science and Welfare:
LAUSD False Imprisonment Of Teachers
Doesn’t Balance Students Safety With Teachers Rights
(Daily News Reporter Barbara Jones reports in her article "LAUSD
'jails' fill with teachers as misconduct complaints rise" that "the cost is
enormous: $1.4 million a month in salaries...and $865,000 to hire
substitutes. What neither she nor any other mainstream media reporter
tells you is that this short term loss to LAUSD is more than compensated
for when these housed, jailed or rubber room teachers- pick you
euphemism- are coerced into resigning or are ultimately dismissed.
Last year LAUSD brought false and often completely fabricated
charges on the vast majority of the 853 teachers it forced out of their jobs,
who were at the top of the salary scale or about to vest in expensive