Since When Does Interpol Care About Women?

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Posted on Dec 15, 2010

Laura Flanders points out that Interpol’s pursuit of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over sexual assault allegations is yet another example of women’s bodies serving ulterior political motives. Where is Interpol, Flanders asks, for the sexually assaulted women of the U.S. military or those in Haitian refugee camps?

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By Gabriel, December 17, 2010 at 4:28 pm Link to this comment
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Let’s be clear; situation on women is much worse than stated here. Financial rulers think women are nothing but disposable baby making machines and slaves for their New World Order. There’s too many women and they will kill off 90% of them as soon as everyone is chipped with RFID.

This process is happening Now as can be seen in most poor countries, especially ones where America, Israel, global Corporations and their cohorts are creating war and conflict. Most wives of high ranking military are virtual and actual slaves, so they report.

These wives, who are basically deprived of communications with others and outside world, also report there will be a culling (killing off) of world’s population by 90%. This is no joke. Numerous wives who tried to expose these plans have been threatened, beaten, raped, tortured and even killed.

Military and their masters are running out of excuses for war and they will use even an “alien threat” to kill off most of humanity. For now they use pesticides, GMO food, processed food, global warming, HAARP, AIDS, STD’s, prescription drugs, antibiotics, hormones, x-rays, smoking, prison system and every trick they can to cull the population. Yet it’s not fast enough.

Those idiots are so confident they can’t be stopped they advertise it in full view of Mass Media. Wikileaks is for those who still don’t get it or are too dumbed down to put the pieces together.

During hurricane Katrina poor women with babies were forced to give them up till month later. When babies were returned ALL were RFID chipped.

After BP Gulf of Mexico Oil Volcano women are having miscarriages, deformed babies, brain damage, infertility and 100’s of serious health problems. Kids and adults are getting sicker by the minute. Anyone around Oil Volcano or down wind of it has or will have serious health problems for the rest of their lives. Many will die as 1/3 of food supply on Atlantic coast is now poisoned.

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By Kath Cantarella, December 17, 2010 at 12:33 pm Link to this comment
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Ever seen this done to a rapist? Ted Bundy even?

http://www.youtube.com/verify_age?next_url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uqlExHvO5Y

Humanity = epic fail.

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By berniem, December 16, 2010 at 7:46 pm Link to this comment

The tentacles of the US security establishment penetrate at will. With any luck this rogue state will waste itself into oblivion and more humane and rational heads will prevail( of course, I sincerely doubt it!)

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By Anna-Marina, December 15, 2010 at 9:25 pm Link to this comment
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The latest report by Guardian confirmed that the “decision to have Assange sent to a London jail and kept there was taken by the British authorities and not by prosecutors in Sweden… The Crown Prosecution Service will go to the high court tomorrow to seek the reversal of a decision to free the WikiLeaks founder on bail.”

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/dec/15/julian-assange-bail-decision-uk?showallcomments=true#end-of-comments

The names must be named

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By Anthony Bono, December 15, 2010 at 6:23 pm Link to this comment
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It’s odd that everyone has forgotten Richard Armitage.  If I remember correclty, Mr. Armitage outed a CIA agent in 2003, disrupting a task force responsible for tracking illicit nuclear arms deals.  I think the above would qualify as a serious risk to human life, American or otherwise.  I also think it’s safe to assume that Ol’ Rich has had sex w/o a condom.

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