The ‘Temple Mount Plot’ dossierThis dossier collects research and warnings made 24 years ago, that high-level British establishment figures were inciting a religious war between Israel and the Palestinians. The focus is the Temple Mount (al-Haram ash-Sharif) in Jerusalem, the site of Islamic holy sites where Jewish radicals and literalist Christians want to rebuild King Solomonâs Temple. That âTemple Mount Plotâ has now born terrible fruit: the role of provocations on the Temple Mount in triggering the Israel-Hamas war and the Israeli militaryâs current slaughter of civilians in Gaza is no secret. The dossier, however, lays bare the deeper springs of this war, and the danger of its exploding into World War IIIâan eschatological, or âEnd Timesâ, ideology on the part of both the would-be Third Temple builders, and of their higher-up patrons and instigators.
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Delusion and the road to dictatorship
Australia has allowed itself to devolve from the status of a functionally sovereign nation, as it once was under the leadership of John Curtin
and Ben Chifley, down to the status of a snarling, imperial attack dog on an Anglo-American leash…
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Series: The roots of the Taiwan conflict
Part One: Origins of the Kuomintang
Part Two: The US hand in Chinaâs civil war
Part Three: The Kuomintang retreat to Taiwa
Part Four: The China Lobby
Part Five: KMT and US intelligence agencies collaborate
Part Six: US-China ânormalisationâ and provocations
Part Seven: Taiwan exports political warfare
More, coming soon…
Series: What is NATO?
Part 1: Franklin Rooseveltâs economic development policies vs the Anglo-American financial empire (AAS, 18 May 2022)
Including: FDRâs Post-Colonial Vision Challenged Churchill
Part 2: FDR fought to end the British Empire: China and Iran (AAS, 25 May 2022)
Including: The Hurley memorandum: Freeing Iran from British imperialism
When the United States offered a âBelt and Roadâ to China
Part 3: When the United States Offered a âBelt and Roadâ to China (continued) (AAS, 1 June 2022)
Part 4: Churchill sought World War III against USSR in 1945 (AAS, 15 June 2022)
Including: Churchillâs âIron Curtainâ speech
Marshall Plan: âEuropean integrationâ, keeping Russia out
Part 5: How the British Empire wrecked Russian-American cooperation and launched the Cold War (AAS, 20 July 2022)
Part 6: How the British Empire wrecked Russian-American cooperation and launched the Cold War (continued) (AAS, 27 July)
Additional reading:
The coup, then and now (July 2017)
The Lowy Institute: an Anglo-American foreign influence conduit
In a three-part series by Melissa Harrison, published August-September 2022, the Australian Alert Service exposes how the Lowy Institute, Australiaâs influential foreign policy think tank, furthers Anglo-American geopolitical agendas. People worried about foreign influence over Australian policies should take a hard look at this organisation.
The Lowy Institute claims to be independent, but its board is dominated by a secretive group of international advisors from the US and UK establishment, alongside associates of founder Frank Lowy, the Westfield shopping magnate. The board sets the instituteâs âstrategic directionâ and âresearch prioritiesâ. The Institute belongs to the âCouncil of Councilsâ, set up by the New York Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) forâin its wordsââconsensus-building among influential opinion leadersâ and, ultimately, âinjectingâ its conclusions into high-level foreign policy circles in membersâ countries.
The think tank works with US policymakers like the âAsia Pivotâ architect, former Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell, who promote military interventionism in the Asia-Pacific, aimed at confronting China. In 2017 the Lowy Institute acted in lockstep with the âChina threatâ propaganda campaign, conducted by government intelligence staffers, other think tanks (theAAS has written extensively on the role of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, ASPI), and the mainstream media. Lowyâs funding sources include two Australian intelligence agencies, while several staff members formerly worked for the Office of National Intelligence, the top Australian government intelligence agencyâa typical ârevolving doorâ relationship between this establishment think tank and the Anglo-American-guided intelligence community.
Download the series here, for a detailed look into this powerful, unelected organisation.
Sleepwalking into nuclear World War III?
14 Jan. 2022âIn an eight-page strategic package, the Australian Alert Service of 12 January 2022 presents the latest events and essential background on the showdown between NATO and Russia that sharply escalated at the end of 2021.
- âAnglo-American war hawks push showdown with Russiaâ reports on a promising, but stark joint statement issued 2 January by the five permanent members of the UN Security Council (P5), all of them nuclear-weapons powers: âWe affirm that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be foughtâ. The P5 statement is welcome in the context of a blistering surge of military-strategic tensions. We show that, contrary to US State Department and major media insistence that the issue is Russian plans to âinvade Ukraineâ, the underlying situation is that Russian officials believe the âred lineâ President Vladimir Putin has talked about has been reached, with the approach of âthreatening weapons systemsâ to Russiaâs borders. On 15 December Moscow offered the USA and NATO draft written agreements for mutual security guarantees, which were to be at the centre of diplomatic meetings on 10â13 January.
- The background article âSleepwalking into nuclear World War III, 1990-2021â reviews the broken promises and step-by-step movement towards a global showdown, ever since the first Bush Administration in 1990 pledged to Soviet leaders that NATO would not expand eastward after German reunification. We review how Ukraine is far from being a fledgling democracy just minding its own business while under threat from Russia. Also included is a bibliography, with links, of AAS articles on the crisis in Europe and around the Black Sea as it unfolded in 2021.
- The first Washington Insider column this year is titled, âBiden is not in lock-step with war partyâ.
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Additional reading:
AAS articles from 2018-2022, showing why NATOâs eastward expansion and activities led Russian officials to assess that the national security âred lineâ President Vladimir Putin talks about has been reached.
- 7 March 2018 – Russian President delivers reality shock
- 14 April 2021 – Escalation in Ukraine threatens East-West conflagration
- 5 May 2021 – Russiaâs âred linesâ: Donât dismiss as bluff or bluster
- 28 July 2021 – UK-led Black Sea provocations: âGlobal Britainâ in action
- 10 November 2021 – US and Ukrainian military actions raise Black Sea tension
- 8 December 2021 – Eurasian powers act against headlong war agenda
- 9 February 2022 – China-Russia diplomacy at Olympicsâa âtectonic shiftâ
- 23 February 2022 – Ukraine on the knifeâs edge of world war
AUKUS accelerates rush towards world war
The 22 September 2021 Australian Alert Service warns that the world is hurtling towards World War III, and Australia under Prime Minister Scott Morrisonâs direction is hastening that disaster. The AUKUS military cooperation agreement between Australia, the UK and the USA locks Australia into the ambitions of âwar-hawkâ neoconservatives and liberal interventionists in all three countries, intent on surrounding China with a string of military alliances in the Pacific region.
The AAS features four articles, including a unique analysis contributed by a long-time China hand, Australiaâs former Deputy Ambassador to China John Lander. They are:
- âWar and economic breakdown: How did we get here?â The lead editorial situates the current war drive in historical events since the American Revolution, highlighting the geopolitical interventions of Anglo-American imperial factions that have brought the world to this point;
- âChina: Australia squandering 40 years of goodwillâ, by John Lander, describes the sabotage of the collaborative spirit that quite recently characterised Australia-China relations, and cites a 1971 cabinet document insisting that especially on such important matters Australia must âformulate independent policies, based on Australian national interestsâ;
- The basics of the AUKUS agreement, including the deal for Australia to acquire nuclear-powered submarines, are documented in Richard Bardonâs article, âAUSMIN/AUKUS make Australia [a] staging point for WWIIIâ. We report warnings from former Prime Ministers Paul Keating and Kevin Rudd and leading strategic analyst Hugh White;
- Our Washington Insider column provides a perspective from the USA under the headline âDid âOperation Hooklessâ hook Biden?â It considers moves, in addition to AUKUS, towards greater integration of Australia into the American military-industrial complex; outrage on the part of âpermanent warfareâ advocates at President Bidenâs evident seriousness about ending overseas deployments like the 20-year Afghanistan engagement and possibly edging in the direction of dialogue with China; and the interplay of âGlobal Britainâ ambitions from within the UK, where the head of Chatham House gloats that through AUKUS the UK canâwithout inordinate spending of its ownâexploit American and Australian forces to place itself front and centre of what happens in the Indo-Pacific.
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Additional reading:
âBlack-is-Whiteâ Paper singles out Russia, China as threats to âglobal orderâ (30 March 201)
Special Report on Xinjiang: Anglo-Americans sponsor âEast Turkistanâ campaigns
An eight-article series from the Australian Alert Service in November 2020âMarch 2021, âXinjiang: Chinaâs western frontier in the heart of Eurasiaâ, is now assembled as a 40-page Special Report.
The China Narrative (series)
Clive Hamiltonâs books exposing China âinterferenceâ, Silent Invasion and Hidden Hand, are important, not because of the quality of the contentâparanoid propagandaâbut because the influencers behind Hamiltonâs crusade reveal his role as a cog in a vast narrative-management machine. The public, as well as MPs and other government officials, are being directed how to think about China by a small group of ideologically driven propagandists, funded by institutions of the section of the Anglo-American power establishment that seeks war without end, even risking nuclear warfare that would annihilate mankind.
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The Christchurch massacre: British imperial âpopulation controlâ
AAS articles from 2019
Following the horrific attacks at the Al Noor and Linwood Islamic Centre mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand on 15 March, in which 50 people were killed and another 50 wounded, New Zealandâs police arrested a fanatical, self-proclaimed white supremacist ethno-nationalist and eco-fascist, Brenton Tarrant, as the perpetrator. Parallels with earlier mass shooters and other killers were immediately obvious: like the American Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski, who killed and maimed scientists and industrialists in 1978-95, Tarrant authored a radical environmentalist tract; like the murderer of 77 in Norway (2011) Anders Breivik, he espouses race hatred and admires fascists; like the killers of nine people at an African-American church in South Carolina (2015) and 11 at a Pittsburgh synagogue (2018), he targeted people for their religion and ethnicity; like school shooters in Europe and the USA, he killed children. …
What is the âThird Forceâ fuelling US unrest?
AAS 10 June 2020
9 JuneâMass demonstrations in Minneapolis, Minnesota began on 26 May, the day after an African-American man, George Floyd, was killed by a policeman arresting him for a petty crime, who kneeled on his neck for nine minutes as Floyd gasped, âI canât breathe.â Within days the protests embraced dozens of American cities. In several cities they turned violent. Images of a burning police precinct building in Minneapolis and shop windows smashed along New York Cityâs Fifth Avenue were broadcast around the world. The basis for protesting was discussed in the AAS last week: âCOVID-19 has not only exposed the dangerous failures of our [healthcare and other] infrastructure, but those of the everyday conditions of life for most of our citizens. What was already a shocking degree of unemployment has risen to the levels of the Great Depression or worse. In addition, the disproportionately high number of deaths of blacks and other minorities in the pandemic has delivered them a heavy blowâ. …
Anglo-American âcounterinsurgencyâ planners bring permanent wars back home
AAS 24 June 2020
âCoronavirus is threatening to ignite a tinderbox of grievances in the US. The growing parallels with Iraq, Lebanon and Somalia are real and disturbingâŠ. If the first wave of the coronavirus tsunami was its health effect, the secondâ economic devastationâmay be worse. But there is a third wave coming: the possibility of armed conflict towards the end of this year, when the combined health and economic impacts of the crisis will peak amid the most violently contested presidential election in memory.â (Emphasis added.)
This warningâor, was it a threat?âis not the latest bulletin from the Christchurch mass shooter or the Boogaloo Bois armed activists, about whose agitation for âcivil warâ in the USA the AAS has written. Rather, it appeared in the Australian on 30 May 2020 in a column by the paperâs contributing editor for military affairs, David Kilcullen, an Australian Defence Force reserve lieutenant colonel with a PhD in politics (specialisation: anthropology/ethnography) who resides in the United States. For three decades, Kilcullen has been at the centre of the Anglo-American policy of perpetual war, both its theory and the implementation, which has brought nothing but disaster to the countries involved. …
âGlobal Britainââthe UK imperial factionâs bid to keep worldwide dominance
A dossier of AAS articles:
- 1 Feb. 2017 âBritain to enforce imperial order in face of new eraâ
- 22 Feb. 2017 âUK plans new imperial trade blocâ
- 5 Jul. 2017 âCity scrambles to maintain European supremacy postBrexitâ
- 30 Aug. 2017 âA new era of British maritime powerâ
- 25 Oct. 2017 âBritainâs pivot to Asia is maritime empire Mark IIâ
- 15 Nov. 2017 âAnglo-Americans revive Quadrilateral Dialogue to set Trump against Chinaâ
- 21 Mar. 2018 âBritainâs new mission: global enforcer of âdemocracyââ
- 18 Apr. 2018 âBritish elite scheme for war, but must contend with Corbynâ
- 25 Apr. 2018 âTurnbull backs Mayâs imperial drive for global security and trade dominanceâ
- 11 Jul. 2018 âThe City of Londonâs China pivotâ
- 18 Jul. 2018 âTony Blair rallies to defend globalisationâ 15 Aug. 2018 âIs imperial strategy driving HSBCâs move to Paris?â
Additional updates:
- âGlobal Britainâ: an attempt to retain power as global balance is disrupted, AAS, 16 Jan. 2019.
- âGlobal Britainâsâ Empire II plan to surround China, AAS, 9 Dec. 2020
- UK-led Black Sea provocations: âGlobal Britainâ in action, AAS, 28 July 2021
Intelligence agencies and terrorism, war
- “The Lapstone set-up: how MI5 tricked Ben Chifley into creating ASIO“, Australian Alert Service, 23 September 2015
- “How MI5 created ASIO“, Australian Alert Service, 2 August 2017
- British Intelligence reactivates Empireâs tools for worldwide dirty tricks, Australian Alert Service, 30 January 2019
- “Anglo-Americans reap the terror whirlwind“, Australian Alert Service, 8 May 2019
- “MI6âs global reach: The story of former British spy Richard Tomlinson“, Australian Alert Service, 26 June 2019
- “Australia must break from Anglo-American war machine“, Australian Alert Service, 11 September 2019
- “Donât leave Australiaâs economic future up to spies!“, Australian Alert Service, 24 June 2020
- “Drone whistleblower Daniel Hale imprisoned“, Australian Alert Service, 11 August 2021
- Scott Ritter: this is âhow global terrorism is bornâ, Australian Alert Service, 23 March 2022