Iraq
Iraq recorded a government debt equivalent to 63.70 percent of the country’s
Gross Domestic Product in 2016.
The official motto of Iraq is “Allahu Akbar” which translates to “God is the Greatest”
Scene: The Al-Farooq Mosque – Night
The air is thick with the scent of incense and the low hum of whispered prayers. The flickering glow of oil lamps casts long shadows against the sandstone walls. The faithful sit cross-legged on woven rugs, their faces turned toward the raised pulpit where a figure stands cloaked in desert robes—Paul Muad’Dib, his eyes dark with the weight of prescience.
Silence falls like a blade.
Muad’Dib (voice quiet, yet cutting): “You have heard the imams speak of justice. You have heard the politicians speak of peace. But I come to speak of the poison in the womb of the earth, the curse left by the invaders.”
A murmur ripples through the crowd. An old man clutches his grandson tighter.
Muad’Dib: “In Fallujah, the mothers do not ask, ‘Is it a boy?’ They ask, ‘Is it normal?’”
A woman in the back stifles a sob.
“The water is dust. The soil is betrayal. The invaders called it ‘liberation,’ but what grows from their gift? Children with bones like glass. Babies born without faces.”
His voice rises now, trembling with fury.
“They rain death from the sky—not just bombs, but a sickness that lingers, that twists life in its cradle. Depleted uranium. A weapon that kills long after the war is over.”
A young man stands, fists clenched. “What do we do, Muad’Dib?”
Paul’s gaze is fire.
“You remember. You testify. And when the time comes, you demand justice—not in the shadows, not in whispers, but before the eyes of the universe.”
He steps down from the pulpit, the crowd parting before him.
“No one harms George Bush. No assassin’s bullet, no martyr’s blade. I want him alive. I want him to sit in the dock of history, to hear the cries of the mothers of Fallujah. I want him to face what he has done.”
The mosque is silent, the weight of his words settling like ash.
Then, from the back, a single voice: “Laa ilaaha illa Allah.”
The call is taken up, a wave of defiance, of grief, of resolve.
And Muad’Dib walks into the night, the desert wind howling like the voices of the unborn.
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Planet of the Arabs 2
In the dim glow of the projector, the room falls silent. The credits of “Planet of the Arabs” fade into black, but no one moves. Then, from the shadow at the front, Joe — or rather, Jusuf the Janissary — steps into the light.
His accent is faint, smoothed by years abroad, but his words cut with the sharpness of memory.
“Some of you know me as Joe,” he begins. “But my real name is Jusuf. Jusuf the Janissary. My homeland doesn’t exist anymore — not like it did. It was torn apart by the same empire that sells us these movies.”
He pauses, scanning the faces before him.
“When Croatia and Bosnia allied with America, and Serbia with Russia, the world called it geopolitics. But to us — to me — it was genocide televised for Western ratings. Every side thought God was on their team, and every bomb dropped was wrapped in propaganda.”
He gestures toward the blank screen. “You think these movies are harmless? No. They are the prelude to war. The script before the slaughter. Every stereotype, every scene of the brown man as the villain — it prepares the audience to accept the next invasion.”
He takes a slow breath, recalling the smoke over his childhood village. “I watched my homeland burn while CNN played heroic music over American airstrikes. They called it liberation. I call it cinematic brainwashing.”
Jusuf picks up the remote and rewinds his viral video to the beginning. The first frame of Planet of the Arabs flickers again — but now, through his eyes, it’s more than a mashup. It’s a requiem.
“This,” he says quietly, “is my revenge. Not through bullets or blood, but through truth. The camera they used to erase us — I turned it back on them.”
He turns to the audience — students, filmmakers, and wanderers who once believed Hollywood was harmless.
“Remember,” he says, his tone rising, “before every war comes a movie.”
And with that, Jusuf the Janissary walks out of the room, the glow of the projector still illuminating the ghosts of a thousand frames behind him.
Now We are Free
[Setting: A café terrace in Vancouver. It’s late afternoon. The three are sipping coffee while scrolling through news about the looming government shutdown.]
Maximus: (leaning back, half-smiling)
If the government really shuts down, maybe—just maybe—we’ll be in paradise soon. Elysium on Earth. A world without bureaucrats, no forms, no taxes. Just people free again.
Ante Bosko: (chuckles, stirring his espresso)
You’re talking like Marcus Aurelius on a bad day. I’ve seen what happens when systems collapse—empty shelves, no security, chaos. Doesn’t sound like Elysium to me, bro.
Erica: (raising an eyebrow)
Yeah, paradise without garbage pickup, hospitals, or passports? I think your “heaven” would start smelling real bad, real quick.
Maximus: (grinning wider)
You two think too small. When the state falls, communities rise. People actually help each other instead of waiting for some department to save them. No lobbyists, no corruption, no wars for profit.
Ante Bosko:
And no paychecks, no pensions, no border control. Elysium might look more like Mad Max than Maximus.
Erica: (laughing)
Maximus in the Thunderdome. That’s a movie I’d watch.
Maximus: (shrugs, dreamy tone)
Call me idealistic, but I’d rather risk a little chaos for a shot at real freedom. Maybe paradise isn’t clean or comfortable—maybe it’s just honest.
Ante Bosko: (softly)
Or maybe paradise is the idea of government working right, not vanishing. But hey… if it shuts down, we’ll see who’s right soon enough.
Erica: (raising her coffee)
To Elysium or bust.
(They clink cups, half-laughing, half-worried.)
9/11 Paper Shredder
Draft blog post for koran.blog (for Saad)
Title: 9/11 as an Erasure: Was the Attack Also a Cover for Financial Crimes at the World Trade Center?
By Joe — for Saad
On the morning of September 11, 2001 the world watched two towers fall and a new era begin. What we remember most vividly are the human stories, the geopolitical fallout, and the succeeding wars. But beyond the immediate tragedy lies a question that has haunted investigative journalists, whistleblowers and amateur sleuths alike: did the destruction of the World Trade Center also serve to erase the paper and computer trails of large financial crimes? And if so, who would have benefited from such an erasure?
This post does not claim to prove a single criminal conspiracy. Rather, it lays out a hypothesis — a set of questions and patterns that deserve sober public scrutiny. Many events in history have multiple overlapping motives; asking whether 9/11 possibly served several purposes at once is not an exercise in bad taste, it’s an exercise in accountability.
The hypothesis, in plain terms
The collapse of the WTC physically destroyed archives, ledgers, servers and office records. My thesis: beyond the catastrophic human and economic costs, the removal of those physical and digital records had the secondary effect — intended or incidental — of disrupting forensic trails of large-scale financial wrongdoing connected to entities operating inside the towers. Some observers argue this outcome benefited a mix of intelligence, financial and shadow networks. This theory suggests the event functioned, among other things, as a massive—if tragic—data-cleansing operation.
Why this idea persists
- Concentration of financial activity. The Twin Towers housed countless financial firms, insurance companies and back-office operations. Physical destruction of that workspace eliminated documents and hardware that investigators might otherwise examine.
- Chaotic official record-keeping. In the immediate aftermath, chaotic circumstances, shredded evidence, and the priority of rescue over investigation created gaps that are still discussed today.
- Leaks and whistleblower claims. Over the years various insiders and commentators have claimed that certain paper trails vanished in ways that blocked civil and criminal proceedings. Whether these claims are accurate, exaggerated, or false is often unclear — but they contribute to the narrative that something more than random destruction was at play.
- Intelligence agency involvement as a hypothesis. Some theorists propose that intelligence services (domestic or foreign) had both the capability and motive to manipulate information flows after an event. Again, capability does not equal guilt, but it is a factor that fuels speculation.
Questions every serious inquirer should ask
- Which specific records were lost, and which investigations were impeded because of those losses?
- Which firms or transactions stood to lose the most from forensic audits tied to the WTC offices?
- Are there contemporaneous, verifiable documents showing targeted evidence removal versus collateral destruction?
- What do independent audits, court filings, and declassified files say about financial investigations connected to WTC tenants?
Here’s a breakdown of the types of financial crimes and shady dealings historically linked to the old World Trade Center (WTC), with a special focus on Enron and other firms tied to the towers. Some of these were alleged or under investigation at the time of 9/11, while others were later documented.
1. Enron & Arthur Andersen
- Enron Corporation had offices in the North Tower (WTC 1).
- Their accounting firm, Arthur Andersen, also had WTC operations.
- Crimes connected:
- Accounting fraud: Enron inflated profits and hid debts in shell companies.
- Obstruction of justice: Andersen later destroyed documents tied to Enron’s audits.
- Market manipulation: Energy trading scams, including the California electricity crisis.
- Bankruptcy fraud: Largest in U.S. history at the time (December 2001).
2. Wall Street Brokerage & Securities Fraud
- Multiple broker-dealers and investment banks occupied the towers.
- Common financial crimes included:
- Insider trading (using non-public info for profit).
- Pump-and-dump schemes in penny stocks.
- Misrepresentation of securities to clients.
3. Insurance & Reinsurance Manipulation
- WTC housed major insurance and reinsurance firms.
- Crimes included:
- False claims and creative accounting in reinsurance contracts.
- Fraudulent policy underwriting tied to international assets.
- Market rigging in liability coverage.
4. Money Laundering
- Financial institutions inside the towers (banks, trading desks, clearing houses) were hubs for global capital.
- Techniques:
- Layering transactions to hide illicit origins.
- Shell companies masking ownership.
- Trade-based laundering (fake import/export invoices).
5. Stock & Commodity Market Manipulation
- NYMEX (nearby) and commodities traders linked to WTC tenants.
- Alleged crimes:
- Energy derivatives manipulation (Enron-style).
- Gold & oil futures fixing.
- Speculative short selling (sometimes tied to pre-9/11 insider trading allegations).
6. Corporate Fraud Investigations Destroyed
- Some reports claim federal and state investigations into corporate crimes lost evidence when offices in WTC 7 collapsed (housing SEC, IRS, Secret Service records).
- Categories of lost cases:
- Securities fraud investigations.
- Bank fraud probes.
- Enron-linked document trails.
7. Organized Crime Fronts
- The towers also hosted smaller tenants tied to international trade.
- Crimes:
- Front companies used for laundering drug money.
- Export-import tax fraud.
- Counterfeit goods financing.
✅ In summary:
- Enron & Arthur Andersen = accounting fraud, document shredding, energy manipulation.
- Brokerages & banks = insider trading, securities fraud, laundering.
- Insurance/reinsurance = false claims, reinsurance scams.
- Regulatory investigations = SEC/IRS files lost in WTC 7 collapse.
CONCLUSION
joe writes a post on koran.blog for Saad with the thesis that 9/11 was the destruction of the paper trial and computer trail of the World Trade Center’s financial crimes. A joint CIA/Mossad & illuminati/freemason joint psychological operation.