J. Michael Springmann's Blog
July 29, 2017
Goodbye Europe? Hello, Chaos?
It's out! Available from Amazon worldwide, the book is selling well, in print & as an E-book in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
Here's one review from Amazon:
If you want to really understand what's happening in the world today, "Goodbye Europe? Hello Chaos?" is a must read.
Author J. Michael Springmann shows how mass migration is used as a weapon to destabilize nations. He explains how it has been
done in the past, how it is currently being used in Europe and who is behind this weaponized migration, including some NGOs,
billionaires, corporations and of course, intelligence agencies. Springmann shows how forced migration is a form of warfare used by the US to destabalize the Middle East and weaken Europe. The information in this book is well documented with 354 footnotes. I would also highly recommend his previous book "Visas for Al Queda".
Here's one review from Amazon:
If you want to really understand what's happening in the world today, "Goodbye Europe? Hello Chaos?" is a must read.
Author J. Michael Springmann shows how mass migration is used as a weapon to destabilize nations. He explains how it has been
done in the past, how it is currently being used in Europe and who is behind this weaponized migration, including some NGOs,
billionaires, corporations and of course, intelligence agencies. Springmann shows how forced migration is a form of warfare used by the US to destabalize the Middle East and weaken Europe. The information in this book is well documented with 354 footnotes. I would also highly recommend his previous book "Visas for Al Queda".
April 21, 2017
Goodbye Europe? Hello, Chaos?
The book about Merkel's Migrant Bomb will be published soon. Watch for it.
Here's the story in a nutshell:
Europe is under siege, flooded by wave after wave of migrants and refugees from destabilized nations.
What drives this trend—and what awaits the continent if its borders collapse?
Here's the story in a nutshell:
Europe is under siege, flooded by wave after wave of migrants and refugees from destabilized nations.
What drives this trend—and what awaits the continent if its borders collapse?
May 18, 2015
CIA OFFICIAL IN YEMEN?
CIA OFFICIAL AT US EMBASSY SANAA?
Karen Hideiko Sasahara, when she was assigned to the CIA's Jeddah consulate, sought visas for really peculiar people. The journalist Margie Burns linked her to the CIA. In the interim, Sasahara married Michael Ratney, now Consul General in occupied al Quds (Jerusalem) with a presumed connection to Israel. With Karen now in Sanaa as Deputy Chief of Mission/Deputy Ambassador(with her Saudi past) and husband's present ties to Israel, it seems safe to suggest that all are involved in helping Saudi Arabia mount terrorist attacks on Yemen.
Karen Hideiko Sasahara, when she was assigned to the CIA's Jeddah consulate, sought visas for really peculiar people. The journalist Margie Burns linked her to the CIA. In the interim, Sasahara married Michael Ratney, now Consul General in occupied al Quds (Jerusalem) with a presumed connection to Israel. With Karen now in Sanaa as Deputy Chief of Mission/Deputy Ambassador(with her Saudi past) and husband's present ties to Israel, it seems safe to suggest that all are involved in helping Saudi Arabia mount terrorist attacks on Yemen.
April 23, 2015
DISTURBINGLY ACCURATE
Informed journalist calls Visas for Al Qaeda: CIA Handouts That Rocked The World "disturbingly accurate". Russ Tice, former analyst at National Security Agency & harassed out of a job, noted that the "lame stream media" have ignored the book & its contents.
April 9, 2015
Tsarnaevs
Given the uproar over trial of the Tsarnaevs, it is worth recalling that their uncle, Ruslan, married Samantha Fuller, daughter of Graham Fuller, the CIA official who devised the mujahideen attacks on the USSR. Cf. "Visas for Al Qaeda: CIA Handouts That Rocked The World", p, 88 & footnote 120.
April 3, 2015
New Saudi King Supports Terrorism
When I ran the visa section at the CIA’s Jeddah consulate, the standing joke among expatriates was: “Iran attacked the Kingdom; Korea got the contract to defend the country.” Now, it seems that the Saudis, with their new king and their old U.S. mentors, have moved from simply funding terrorism (cf. my new book Visas for Al Qaeda: CIA Handouts That Rocked The World) to actively engaging in it. To be sure, the Egyptian military dictatorship and other repressive governments in the Gulf are aiding them as well.
U.S. president Barack H. Obama has moved the U.S. into what used to be the old Saudi attitude: “let’s you and him fight”. Obviously encouraging the Kingdom to invade Yemen under the guise of stopping “terrorism”, the American president is reported to “share” intelligence, apparently drawing on his National Security Agency’s “spies in the skies” (satellites able to resolve objects eight inches or more in diameter) plus its astonishing signals intelligence capabilities. (At Main State in Washington, I once read an intercept of Japanese businessmen in a Swiss hotel room discussing dinner plans.)
The American government and its Saudi puppets, are, of course, engaging in Orwellian newspeak: invasion prevents terrorism, killing civilians saves lives, general war promotes peace.
During my nearly two years in the “Magic Kingdom”, where if you had the right connections, you could eat pork and drink whiskey, long-time expatriates told me that “The Land of Sand” was not as stable as the American government thought. My interlocutors told me that the Kingdom, where the Saudis were a minority, might not implode this year or the next because of great inequality and unresolved tensions, but, sooner or later, it would happen.
Perhaps, this is the year. Salman might be able to buy short-term admiration from his subjects, but an open-ended war will only add to internal instability and encourage more public dissension, if not rebellion, particularly in the oil-producing Eastern Province, home to most of the country’s Shii. Will the King choose between serving his American masters and the Wahhabi fanatics, or end his assault on the other branch of Islam? And, in so doing, perhaps, save his throne?
Only time will tell. And time is running out for the Americans as well. Encouraging war in the Ukraine, revolution in Macedonia, regime change in Russia, and a coup in Venezuela, on top of support for upheaval in the Arab World, might just break the clock. Yemen could well prove to be “a country too far”.
U.S. president Barack H. Obama has moved the U.S. into what used to be the old Saudi attitude: “let’s you and him fight”. Obviously encouraging the Kingdom to invade Yemen under the guise of stopping “terrorism”, the American president is reported to “share” intelligence, apparently drawing on his National Security Agency’s “spies in the skies” (satellites able to resolve objects eight inches or more in diameter) plus its astonishing signals intelligence capabilities. (At Main State in Washington, I once read an intercept of Japanese businessmen in a Swiss hotel room discussing dinner plans.)
The American government and its Saudi puppets, are, of course, engaging in Orwellian newspeak: invasion prevents terrorism, killing civilians saves lives, general war promotes peace.
During my nearly two years in the “Magic Kingdom”, where if you had the right connections, you could eat pork and drink whiskey, long-time expatriates told me that “The Land of Sand” was not as stable as the American government thought. My interlocutors told me that the Kingdom, where the Saudis were a minority, might not implode this year or the next because of great inequality and unresolved tensions, but, sooner or later, it would happen.
Perhaps, this is the year. Salman might be able to buy short-term admiration from his subjects, but an open-ended war will only add to internal instability and encourage more public dissension, if not rebellion, particularly in the oil-producing Eastern Province, home to most of the country’s Shii. Will the King choose between serving his American masters and the Wahhabi fanatics, or end his assault on the other branch of Islam? And, in so doing, perhaps, save his throne?
Only time will tell. And time is running out for the Americans as well. Encouraging war in the Ukraine, revolution in Macedonia, regime change in Russia, and a coup in Venezuela, on top of support for upheaval in the Arab World, might just break the clock. Yemen could well prove to be “a country too far”.
March 26, 2015
Visas for Al Qaeda: CIA Handouts That Rocked The World
For background on Saudi Arabia's terrorist attack on Yemen, see my book, "Visas for Al Qaeda: CIA Handouts That Rocked The World". More info about the publication, including rave reviews by investigative journalists, can be found at michaelspringmann.com.
The book shows Saudi complicity and participation, inter alia, in Ronald Reagan's Iran-Contra operation, that brought crack cocaine to the US. Also see Gary Webb's book "Dark Alliance", the story of the CIA's support for drug running, and, if you can, catch the movie about it, "Kill The Messenger".
The book shows Saudi complicity and participation, inter alia, in Ronald Reagan's Iran-Contra operation, that brought crack cocaine to the US. Also see Gary Webb's book "Dark Alliance", the story of the CIA's support for drug running, and, if you can, catch the movie about it, "Kill The Messenger".
