By Chris Bollyn | Bollyn.com

Americans who voted for the change promised by Barack Obama would probably have been disturbed to see Henry Kissinger, an 85-year-old “warhorse” from the Nixon administration and the Vietnam War era meeting with the leaders of Russia during an “informal” summit on March 19-20. Kissinger’s recent meeting with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev was actually his third meeting, at least, since Medvedev was elected and his second since Obama was elected. So who’s running U.S. foreign policy?

One might ask, “This is change?” Isn’t Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in charge of U.S. foreign policy? What position does Henry Kissinger have in the Obama administration and why is he meeting with the Russian leadership before Clinton and Obama? Who does Henry Kissinger serve and why is he crafting U.S. foreign policy?

The best answer to these questions came directly from Obama’s National Security Adviser, Jim Jones, when he spoke in Munich’s Hotel Bayerischer Hof on February 8, 2009:

Thank you for that wonderful tribute to Henry Kissinger yesterday. Congratulations. As the most recent National Security Advisor of the United States, I take my daily orders from Dr. Kissinger, filtered down through General Brent Scowcroft and Sandy Berger, who is also here. We have a chain of command in the National Security Council that exists today. Full Story

Henry Kissinger is the epitome of old school war mongering. This is not change, and it is certainly not change we can believe in. It’s an outright slap in the face to all Americans with even minimal knowledge of U.S. history that war criminal extraordinaire Kissinger is sticking his nose into foreign affairs. It is becoming increasingly clear that Obama’s job was to win the election, period. He has no ruling power, he is a puppet for the New World Order, and he exploited the populist mandate for change by making empty promises with his hypnotic speech patterns. As long as people continue to believe in the two party, two horse race nothing will change except an acceleration of the slide towards outright facism in this country.

It’s good to see Chris Bollyn continuing to publish stories. This guy was beaten by the Chicago police on his front lawn and was forced to flee the U.S. before they railroaded him on trumped up charges with a sham trial for the purpose of silencing his poignant criticism of the zionist forces that control American foreign policy and regularly engage in false flag terrorism. Please visit his site and make a donation if you can afford it. If we had more courageous writers of Bollyn’s ilk we would be able to expose and eradicate the criminal syndicate pulling the strings.

The new Alex Jones documentary has been released and it’s . . . not bad. Those already familiar with the work of Austin, TX-based infowarrior Alex Jones will no doubt watch this new documentary no matter what I - or anybody else - has to say about it. And you should. Everybody should watch it, really.

The Obama Deception has many strengths. Among them are appearances from a diverse array of expert voices, a concise run through of recent events (economic collapse, bailouts, Obama’s ever-altering campaign promises), a solid history lesson on the oligarchical forces that rule us, and the usual positive encouragement to activism from Mr. Jones.

There are some weaknesses in this latest doc outing, as well. More on that later.

We hear quite extensively from author Webster G. Tarpley. He has already managed to write not one, but two books on Barak H. Obama. Tarpley offers his typically insightful post-Larouche analysis on the Wall St. finance capitalists that have become successful in getting a virtual stranglehold on the American political system. He mentions that Obama’s entire cabinet is filled with proxy men from Wall St. and the banking sector. No Big Labor, no auto industry people, nobody from any traditionally populist causes.

The famed economic forecaster Gerald Celente throws in street-tough advice about the continued economic slide we find ourselves in. Celente offers no sympathy for those who have been fooled by the Obama rhetoric, nor for anyone not now preparing for what he has called elsewhere “The Greatest Depression”. We best heed this sparkplug from New York’s advice.

The guy who really steals the show is beloved rap music icon KRS-ONE. He offers the most cogent, no bull****, straight-up, incisive metaphor on the Obama administration and American politics in general. I.E., if America were a fast food joint, you can complain to the cashier (court system), and even the manager (Supreme Court), but you’ll never get an audience with the franchise owner (Federal Reserve, good old boy networks, entrenched oligarchy, etc.). I always knew you where a smart dude Chris Parker. It is very telling to see such a radical (black) activist as KRS-ONE stating unequivocal doubt about the Obama administration. They’ve just “put a black face on the New World Order”, as he says.

How about some Ron Paul? Surely, he and Alex have a good enough relationship for at least one quick interview and comments section - yes? No. But, we do get his brother Wayne Paul at a anti-Federal Reserve rally. Mr. Wayne Paul offers us a quick history lesson on how the Federal Reserve essentially bankrupted the United States in twenty years time from 1914 to the 1930’s. Paul also mentions that we have been living under a state of emergency - still technically in place - since that time.

Democratic Representative Dennis Kucinich shows up in a handful of C-SPAN clips, the most memorable being his grilling of Neil Kashkari during the bailout hearings last year. Kashkari looks like a stand-in for the resurrected evil pharoah from the Brendan Frasier Mummy movies, complete with piercing glare and glistening bald head. It’s very nice to see an unapologetic leftist like Kucinich get some presence in an Alex Jones documentary.

Professor Griff of rap icons Public Enemy, author and researcher George Humphrey, Alex himself, and others also contribute to the truth-telling in the Obama Deception.

The primary flaw of the Obama Deception is, however, the obvious fact that it is a rush job. Couldn’t have Alex & Co. waited until the summer to release the film? They could have included all the events of the First 100 Days of the new presidency. The rushed nature of the production results in the following omissions, errors, and general weaknesses:

1.) Virtually no mention of Obama’s strange biography. Webster Tarpley is sitting right there! He’s written two books on the guy - ask him some questions about Obama’s background, Alex!

2.) No mention whatsoever of White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emmanuel’s deep ties to the state of Israel. Nor was there any mention of the Israeli lobby’s role in influencing some of Obama’s appointments.

3.) A few name-date sort of errors. The most prominent of which involves a quote from Barry Goldwater’s memoirs in which he voices opposition to the Trilateral Commission. The date given for the quote is 1964 - but the TC did not become active until 1973. But these sorts of errors are minor, and again, can be chalked up to the round-the-clock rush job that Alex Jones and his staff put into making the Obama Deception.

The bottom line: see it. But longtime AJ fans should not expect another Terrorstorm or Endgame. Perhaps there will be an expanded edition of The Obama Deception in the coming months that will fill in some of the gaps. That would be most welcome.

The writing was on the wall at 10 a.m. when four student negotiators went up to the sixth floor of the building to talk with NYU officials - and were ambushed by campus cops.

When the group took over the cafeteria, their stated cause was a demand for greater transparency in the NYU budget.

Then came talking points in which the protestors also demanded scholarships for Palestinian students - and for supplies to be donated to the Islamic University of Gaza.

“We were peacefully demonstrating our right of free speech, then the police just had to lay it down,” said an NYU sophomore who asked not to be identified. Full Story

Students are expected to pay ever-increasing tuition and campus fees, and are not allowed to see the University budget.  Smells like facism to me.  Your fees go to pay the campus police to squash your first ammendment rights. They won’t allow the 60’s to happen again.  Why even go to the University, there are no jobs waiting for you.  Take your money and start your own business where you can control the budget.