The Grand Deception

As George Orwell perfectly stated, `during times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.' This book tells the truth.It is mainly based on well-known US sources, like Michael Ruppert. It is mostly a translation of short comments on very important world events and institutions (9/11, Pearl Harbor, assassination of J.F. Kennedy, Darfur, Iraq, Iran, secret and financial services) published by the author in a Pakistani newspaper.A High CabalNearly all power (power is an end, not a means - G. Orwell) in the Western World is in the hands of a tiny super wealthy oligarchy (A High Cabal - W. Churchill) which stays invisible behind the stage, but which controls national and international politics, national and international financial institutions (banks, IMF, World Bank, WTO), energy and mining companies, all major media, judicial authorities, secret services and the war machine. The ultimate goal is to protect its own interests and to enhance its power base.Perpetual WarWars are mostly fought for economic reasons in order to capture global resources (land, hard and soft commodities, oil and gas), thereby destroying the life and the liberties of the indigenous populations and creating an atmosphere of terror at home in order to keep the structure of a hierarchical society intact.Wars are now fought with diabolical weapons made of depleted uranium. As the author, a university professor of theoretical physics, states, `burnt uranium will keep radiating for millions of years. If these radioactive particles enter your body (inhalation, contaminated water), then till your dying day and afterward they will keep on disrupting basic structures such as DNA. Not only does this radioactive debris kill people, it leads to defective births ... tons of radioactive debris lie scattered in various parts of Afghanistan and Iraq.'The author gives also a very long list of foreign military interventions all over the world in the past 120 years.One needs a strong stomach to digest this terrible verdict on human affairs.It is a must read for all those who want to understand the world we live in.