War-puppet regimes

War-puppet regimes.

(Herman Tiu Laurel/ DieHard III/ Tribune column for 7-2-2014 Wednesday)

 

I really want to refocus on several crucial domestic issues, such as the MELORS (Manual Election or Revolution) call from one of our readers. That is a battle cry for this country cheated by the PCOS Smartmatic machines in 2010 and 2013. The need is highlighted today by presidential election candidate runaway leader VP Binay’s warning of “high tech election fraud in 2016”. Indeed, countries like Germany, Netherlands andIreland have banned electronic or automated voting, many others have put them on hold or banned various aspects of it. Its two years to the next election, we have to begin the MELORS campaign now.

 

              However, something overshadows all the immediate domestic issues. The PCOS Smartmatic manipulations were possible because a power far greater that any local force caused the Smartmatic PCOS to be installed. When one really looks into it deeply one will see the U.S. hand. which controlled. The machines in the 2010 and 2013 elections were Smartmatic but the software was from Dominion Voting Systems, a Denver based company today enjoying a seeming monopoly of automated voting technologies after it bought U.S. companies Sequoia, Diebold, ES&S. Reporter Chris Flyod writing in Moscow Times described: “CIA-owned Voting Machines Ensure Bush Victory in 2004”.

 

              The “U.S. pivot” was first broached in 2009, during then U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s first trip to Asia. There followed three elections in the region reveal the U.S. hand in installing what would subsequently be the abuilding anti-China coalition with the U.S. In September 2009 a new Japanese Prime Minister was elected on the basis of a pledge to remove the U.S. Futenma base from island of Okinawa, nine months later PM Yukio Hatoyama resigns on the basis of his “failure” to deliver on that promise. Yoshihiko Noda succeeds Hatoyama in February 2011 and falls in December 2012 with only one memorable act – the nationalization of the Diaoyu or Senkaku islands.

 

              The alleged reasons for the Noda cabinet’s resignation were its “failure to improve the economy and its perceived lack of strong leadership”. So why did the Japanese Diet oust Hatoyama when he was the Japanese leader who dared to do what the Okinawan and Japanese desired – remove U.S. bases. The LDP’s Shinzo Abe, traditional U.S. political enforcers since WWII replaced Noda and championed the removal of the “peace provisions” of the Japanese Constitution and push the “collective defence” for Japan to deploy troops with allies in “defence” of each other. U.S. pressure and not Japanese electorates was behind Japan’s political changes.

 

              Last June 29 a Japanese man committed self-immolation on an elevated railroad girder in Shinjuko district, protesting Shinzo Abe’s “collective defence” and military expansionist plans. Our article “Two-faced U.S.-Aquino-Abe” reported Japanese survey showing as much as 70% of Japanese opposed to Abe’s sabre-rattling. “Abe-nomics” devalued the Yen, raised taxes and inflation but not consumption. Some Japanese are upset enough to commit fiery hara-kiri, yet Abe gets only praises form the West.  Meanwhile, in South Korea, a petition to manually recount the results of the 2012 elections that installed Park Geun-hye has circulated on the Internet.

 

              South Korea presidents have single term limit and hawkish. Rabid anti-North President Lee Myung-bak had to go in 2012. Major candidates to replace Lee were Moon Jae-in, human rights advocate, and former strongman Park Chung-hee’s daughter Park Guen-hye. South Korean voters manually stamp their votes followed by a machine count. As the petition for manual recount says, “The graphs representing the voter turnout and the votes earned for Mr. Moon and Ms. Park, measured over time, were consistently smooth to have occurred in real life,… Only the graphs implied by the Formula of Logistic Function can produce such a beautiful, smooth curves.” Shades of 60-30-10!

 

              U.S. covert operations in its formerly directly occupied countries are bequeathed “left behind” covert operators - those countries’ intelligence agencies. South Korea’s NIS (National Intelligence Service) is one such “left behind”. From various South Korea reports: “Since the Presidential elections…. debate has continued over suspected election interference…. The head Prosecutor has confirmed that from 2011 to December 2012, NIS employees of the Psychological Operations Group made 22 million tweets from 2270 Twitter accounts, tweets that were systematically posted …. linked to interference in the presidential election and politics … postings praising or blasting specific parties or lawmakers…”

 

              The Philippine Comelec’s removal of security measures from its Smartmatic PCOS machines, i.e.  removal of vote receipt to teacher’s digital signatures, last minute switching of 80,000 CF cards, and Dominion Voting System’s non-delivery of the source code in both the 2010 and 2013 elections, ensured installation of U.S. puppet leaders in Malacañang and the Senate. The few independent politicians who made it through are now being ousted for alleged “pork crimes”. These had to happen before the crucial Cha-cha that could change the Constitution and install a 2016 government that will be wholly controlled by the U.S. and ally with the collective Asian war faction.

 

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