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The Sexualization of Political Aggression and Imperialism

In all political campaigns each candidate will be carefully scrutinized to see if there is a juicy sexual story that can used against the opponent.

In the egypt revolution we have the Lara Logan gang rape story where it appears that provocateurs mounted an assault on a western reporter, in this case CBS newswoman Lara Logan. With little information about the details of the assault American audiences were left with only their imagination and the headline "Lara Logan Gang Raped." Weeks later in an appearance on 60 Minutes, Logan recounted a melodramatic story of having clothes pulled on (yet the interview is still unclear if they were pulled entirely off.) and the raping, Logan recounted, was with hands. It is unclear the extent of injuries. But at the time, that incident was used to create just the right amount of "useful indignation" to keep the momentum of the media attention in full force. (Just long enough for the US to swap the old tyrant with a new one of their liking.

With that accomplished the US media jump cut to "Charlie Sheen's Latest MeltdownTM" And the people in Tahrir Square were sitting there looking at jumbo screens of television coverage that used to have the thousands of protesters in Tahrir Square but now have Sheen on establishment mouthpiece Piers Morgan's CNN show. They were horrified to no longer see the heroic images of themselves on the giant screens and were hoping the cameras would cut back to the revolution soon. They never did, it was Sheen all that week and the next. The military moved in and kicked out the protesters. There was no coverage of this.

Most recently in the CIA's "people power revolution" that they executed on Libya we saw the patently bogus rape story of a paid accomplice, Iman al-Obeidi - The woman who barged into the hotel in tripoli where the press had headquartered and claimed that Gaddafi's troops had gang raped her. Voxnews was the ONLY news outlet that pointed out the glaring inconsistencies between this woman's story and reality. Handcuffed and gang raped for two days by 25 men on a cement floor? Yet we do not see any marks on her wrists. Handcuffs play hell on wrists especially if they were on for two days while 25 men gang raped you. Yet there is no visible marks on the wrists.

We pointed out these inconsistencies and days later CNN suddenly magically locates this woman and has an interview with her and covers the wrist issue - only CNN fails to mention that these were analysts early on who pointed out inconsistencies in the story, instead they simply ask her about her wrists and she produces a wrist that doesn't show much of anything and she says that her wrists had healed. and that's that for CNN's critical examination.

Voxnews predicted that a deal would have likely to have been struck in the days or weeks prior to her "rape" accusation and that deal would have had to have included safe passage to the United States and monetary compensation for her new life in the west. Well Iman's safely here and there's no "visible" means of support - but she seems to be doing well.

In the first and second Iraq wars it was disclosed that the CIA had intended on planting a story that Saddam Hussein had engaged homosexual sex with young boys and the plan was abandoned when it was determined that this would not offend Iraqi people. They also planned such stories to undermine Osama Bin Laden.

And in political campaigns across America we not only see these stories and accusations surface at every turn of the screw but in many cases they turn out to be true - especially in the case of Republican Congressman and Senators who seem to have an inordinately high penchant for pedophiliac attractions to young boys.

The sexualization of politics is a cynical plan by the puppet masters to control your minds and steal everything you own. When you see this sexual component of stories that are of a political nature you must ask yourself, what could be at play here, which side benefits from this "revelation" and more likely than not it will be that side which has generated the event.

Nothing just "happens" these days. Most everything is staged and orchestrated. Look beyond the images and story they are orchestrating for your eyes, and you can see the orchestration itself, and this is where the truth of the story lies.

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