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Palestine
Surveillance as a Service: The Global Impact of Israeli “Defense” Technologies
IT IS THROUGH collective awareness and action that we can all build and contribute to privacy-preserving technologies that aim to protect people everywhere from the prevalence of surveillance and suppression of dissent and self-determination. It is equally important to hold companies accountable…
Stuck in the Muck: Musings and Ramblings About Conservatism These Days, part 2
by John Massaro EMOTIONS ALWAYS RUN HIGH during wartime when one’s country, or a close ally, is brutally attacked. And so it is now, as I write, shortly after Israel, our only dependable ally in the Middle East, whose people only wish to live in peace with their Arab neighbors, fell victim to a dastardly…
Their Masks Are Falling
American Dissident Voices broadcast of 4 November, 2023 by Kevin Alfred Strom THERE IS ONE good outcome of the Jews’ current murder campaign against anything that moves in Gaza: It has exposed the Jewish power structure for what it is, and millions of people, even Americans, are re-evaluating…
The Hundred-Front War
American Dissident Voices broadcast of 28 October, 2023 by Kevin Alfred Strom IT MAY HAVE BEEN one of the anonymous writers for Instauration magazine many years ago who coined the terms — I am not sure — but every so often I am criticized for using the expressions “the Other”…
Understanding Hamas vs. Israel
Israel is a terrorist state, and the US media — almost entirely controlled by Jewish interests — constantly omit or minimize coverage of the brutal treatment of non-Jews by Jews in the region. Our view of the conflict should mainly be determined by the fact that Israel is the de facto world…
Experiencing the Middle East: Syria, Jordan, Palestine, and Egypt – part 5
by John Massaro THE JORDANIANS CALL IT the King Hussein Bridge, the Israelis the Allenby Bridge. At the bus station in Amman they compromise, and if you want to visit what the Jordanians and the rest of the world call the West Bank, but the Israelis refer to as Judea and Samaria, you go to the counter marked…
Illicit Signals Palestine – The Ispal Codes
Secret Jewish codes were broken by British cryptographers working from this Central London office – 7-9 Berkeley Street, Mayfair IF READERS KNOW anything at all today about the Second World War, they are almost certain to have heard of the British codebreakers at Bletchley Park. Until the 1970s that…
Experiencing the Middle East: Syria, Jordan, Palestine, and Egypt – part 4
Ancient building carved directly into the cliff face in Petra, Jordan by John Massaro THE ANCIENT CITY of Petra is Jordan’s crowning glory. In the fourth century B.C. an obscure tribe, the Nabataeans, and after them the Romans, carved temples, palaces and tombs from the indigenous pink sandstone;…
Experiencing the Middle East: Syria, Jordan, Palestine, and Egypt – part 3
by John Massaro SHEM WAS A frail, unattractive man who worked in the quiet [Syrian] government tourist office on Port Said Boulevard. I asked him if Zebdani, a resort town in the Anti-Lebanon Mountains – just a few miles from the Lebanese border – was worth a visit. He said it definitely was,…
Experiencing the Middle East: Syria, Jordan, Palestine, and Egypt – part 2
by John Massaro THERE SEEMED TO BE only one hotel in Baniyas, the Hotel Baniyas. Please, oh God, please have a room, I prayed. They did. I showered, took a nap, woke up, read for an hour and went to the market to buy a melon for tomorrow’s breakfast. Seeing me return with one, the manager brought a knife…
