2014 Gerald and Maas Suppressed News : June 23, 2014

28.6.14

2014 Gerald and Maas Suppressed News



Global: the United
Nations reports over fifty million of the world's people are refugees or
"forcibly displaced persons", with half of these, children. A New York Times headline falsely implies this is a result of civil
wars ("U.N. Reports Sharp Increase in Refugees as Civil Wars Cripple
Nations"). The U.N. alludes to the principle cause as "wars", and avoids
naming the aggressors. Displaced persons in Syria for example, are the
result of a war initiated, funded, and supplied from beyond its borders.
The disintegraton of Iraq society is a result of U.S. and allied
bombings and invasions. The input of NATO country aggression through
armed support of a political position disrupting the national fabrics of
Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Cote d'Ivoire, Libya, among others has
resulted in massive displacement of each country's people. Remaining
alive, the refugees are casualties of destabilization and attempts at
regime change by powers seeking the resources of victim countries.     Partial sources online: "UNHCR: Refugee numbers highest since World War II," Scott Martelle, June 20, 2014, Los Angeles Times; "UN Rights body warned Syria conflict threatens whole region," June 18, 2014, Jurist; "U.N. Reports Sharp Increase in Refugees as Civil Wars Cripple Nations," Somini Sengupta, June 20, 2014, International New York Times; "War's Human Cost: UNHCR Global Trends 2013", June 20, 2014, UNHCR.