South America’s Socialist Regimes Conducting Massive Military Operation (Something’s Brewing)
(Be The Media) – Operation Agatha 7 is being held all along the Brazilian border with ten South American countries. Altogether 25,000 military and Federal Police, Highway Patrol, Military and government agencies are involved. According to the Department of Defense, this is the largest mobilization ever conducted by the Brazilian government in combating illicit trade.
UPDATE: According to Globo1 News, the number of servicemen involved in the operation is 11,000. Operation Agatha involves 11 countries and 11 Brazilian states.
Among the issues being tackled are drug trafficking, smuggling and embezzlement, arms trafficking and ammunition, environmental crimes, smuggling of vehicles, immigration and illegal mining. In less than two years there have been six editions of Operation Agatha in a boundary zone that comprises 27% of the country.
On the surface, all this seems quite alright and even appropriate in a region that is plagued by violence and rampant trafficking. However, upon a closer look, something quite sinister starts to unfold. Operation Agatha was the name of a police and military operation conducted by the British authorities in the British Mandate of Palestine on June 29, 1946. The objective was to search for arms and arrest Zionist underground members in order to dissuade a unilateral proclamation of a Jewish state, while bolstering British morale. The total number of British security forces involved is reported as 10,000, 17,000 and 25,000. The operation is also known as Black Saturday, or Black Sabbath. In response to the attack, the militant Jewish Zionist underground organization Irgun carried out the King David Hotel bombing in Jerusalem on 22 July 1946. 91 people of various nationalities were killed and 46 were injured, which some describe as the birth of modern day terrorism.
The question is why the choice of the name? Is this in any way related to the ongoing plans of the NWO?
A Socialist New World Order
Brazil is part of the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa), whose members are all developing or newly industrialized countries distinguished by their large, fast-growing economies and significant influence on regional and global affairs. The BRICS members have been on a frenzied dump of the Euro (€45 billion sold in 2012), and are currently dumping the dollar as well. They are also utilizing currency swaps instead of trading in dollar or euro while amassing huge amounts of gold reserves. They are hell bent on setting up their own Socialist New World Order in defiance of the current Zionist order of things by setting up their own currency and banking system.
Chavez is dead, but Latin American socialism lives on. Several Latin American countries are governed by openly socialist despots, including late revolutionary Hugo Chaves of Venezuela, U.S.-educated Ecuadorian Rafael Correa and former coca farmer Evo Morales of Bolivia, who has already seized vast swaths of land for redistribution.
Former leftist terrorist and current president of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, is following in the footsteps of her predecessor, Luiz Inacio “Lula” da Silva, whose government was plagued by so much corruption that VEJA magazine, the Brazilian version of Newsweek, published a timeline of every scandal during the Lula mandate. Among the accusations are arms traffiking and voter fraud, the largest scandal in Brazil’s history.
President Dilma, too, has been pushing for further regional integration of South American countries, with a regional military integration scheme, gradual reduction of national borders, the elimination of passport and visa between members states and more.
In a joint statement released by Brazilian President Rousseff and U.S. President Obama on March 19 calling for a “just and inclusive world order,” the two leaders affirmed what they called “the valuable contributions towards democracy, peace, cooperation, security and development made by regional and sub-regional integration efforts and agreements, including the Union of South American Nations.” The two presidents also said they “valued the dialogue between UNASUL and the United States.”
Brazil, along with 11 other countries, is part of this shadowy coalition of socialist and communist political parties, terrorists, drug traffickers and “social movements” called UNASUR, which works in collaboration with Russia, China and other foreign powers. Other nations in UNASUR include Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, and Uruguay. UNASUL was signed on May 23, 2008 but went into full effect on March 11, 2011.
“What we are talking about is for agreements to go much further, not limited to trade issues but also to regional integration,” said Ecuadorian Foreign Affairs Minister Ricardo Patino. He cited mergers of health, education, energy, infrastructure and social security systems as examples of areas for collaboration and harmonization. However, the end game of this so-called “integration,” is commie talk for the surrender of national sovereignty to international regimes.
Eventually, UNASUR hopes to expand its membership to include Central American and possibly even Caribbean nations. The entire Western Hemisphere already consists of a dizzying patchwork of regional regimes including the largest, the Organization of American States, which the U.S. government belongs to.
Food for Thought
• Brazil is currently using11,000.
• Operation Agatha took place on June 29 — 2+9=11
• Brazil’s Operation Agatha started on May 18 — 1+8=9
• The operation comprises 27% of the country — 2+7=9
• The operation involves 11 countries and 11 Brazilian states.
• UNASUR went into effect on March 11, 2011
Through gross abuse and misuse, the word “socialism”, like far too many other words in the American lexicon, has by now been totally gutted of any sensible meaning—-“socialism” can mean 8000 different things to each of 8000 different people—-back in 1934 during the Spanish national elections, there were at least four different “socialist” platforms to choose from. So when someone refers to a given nation as being a “socialist regime”, I ignore it. All too often—especially in a nation as acephalous as the United States—-anytime a government does something for the working people, often in the name of social justice or social conscience, it becomes immediately dismissed as “socialism”….a full discussion of this would waste time and take up pages, sufficeth it here for me to say that I am a practicing National Labor Socialist.
But to the main topic, as regards any South American nation giving greed-hog Zio-America the commute salute and telling Buttface Benjamin Bernanke where to go with his counterfeit “dollar denominated” federal reserve notes and what to do with them when he gets down there, I will fully back any nation with the courage to do so. If all the nations of South America are completely purging their economies of the diseased “dollar” and telling the jewish global banksters to go pack sand, more power to them….it will be extremely unfortunate and quite tragic, however, if all of the boundaries of these Latin American nations are dissolved and each nation loses its national identity and distinct and unique ethnic culture—-time and time again throughout history it has been demonstrated that a nation’s strength, health and well being is flatly predicated upon the homogeneity of its people and their sense of national and ethnic identity—-merely look at America where its sense of historical tradition and meaning have all been mindlessly or psychopathically plunged into a pelagic cess pool of “multiculturalism”.