Army Suicides This Year Exceed 2012 Combat Deaths in Afghanistan

The number of suicides among U.S. Army active duty and reserve personnel in 2012 is higher than the total combined military fatalities from Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan over the same timeframe.

Even without Army data for October, the number of deaths believed to be suicides among U.S. Army personnel from January through September still surpass the combined military combat deaths in Afghanistan from January up to October 22.

In 2012, there have been a total of 247 suspected suicides among Army active and reserve duty personnel. Of those, 158 have been confirmed as suicides and 89 remain under investigation. Read more >>

Nobel Peace Prize winner Obama is now waging war in five separate countries

Image via WikipediaUS military forces are now waging simultaneous drone missile attacks, bombings, special forces assassination raids and ground combat in five separate countries: Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Libya and Yemen.

President Barack Obama, who owed his 2008 election victory in large measure to the popular revulsion felt by millions of Americans toward the wars of aggression launched by the Bush administration in Afghanistan and Iraq, has more than fulfilled George W. Bush’s predictions concerning the “wars of the 21st century.”

He has gone his Republican predecessor at least one better. Bush proclaimed an infamous doctrine that asserted the right of US imperialism to wage war against any country that it perceived as a potential threat, now or at any time in the future. In doing so, he embraced the principle of “preventive war,” a form of aggressive war for which the surviving leaders of the Third Reich were tried at Nuremberg.

In justifying the war against Libya, Obama has promulgated his own doctrine, which dispenses with even the pretense of a potential threat as the justification for war. Instead, he claims that the US is within its rights to wage war wherever it deems its “interests and values” to be at stake, even if the targets for attack pose no conceivable threat to US security.

In his speech on Libya, Obama included among these inviolable American values “maintaining the flow of commerce,” i.e., the flow of profits into the coffers of US oil companies and other corporations. More...

Map of Collapsed U.S. 2010

The prediction of the United States collapse in 2010 was made in 1998 by the Russian academic Igor Panarin. The prediction received substantial media attention since the 2008 financial crisis and has been widely criticized since.

In the summer of 1998, based on classified data about the state of the United States economy and its society supplied to him by fellow FAPSI analysts, Igor Panarin forecast the probable disintegration of the United States into six parts in 2010 (at the end of June – start of July 2010, as he specified on 10 December 2008), following a civil war triggered by mass immigration, economic decline, and moral degradation. He forecast financial and demographic changes provoking a political crisis in which wealthier states will withhold funds from the federal government, effectively seceding from the Union, leading to social unrest, civil war, national division, and intervention of foreign powers.

Name of the new formation	Country or union to join or be under influence of	States and/or regions of the current USA comprised
Californian Republic	China	California, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Idaho
Texas Republic	Mexico	Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida
Atlantic America	European Union	Northeast (including all BosWash states and West Virginia) + Kentucky, Tennessee, North & South Carolina
Central North American Republic	Canada	Midwest + Montana, Wyoming, Colorado
Alaska	Russia	Alaska
Hawaii	Japan	Hawaii

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