Articles by Graeme McQueen

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John F. Kennedy 55 Years On: Casting Light on the JFK Assassination, 9/11 and Other 21st Century Crimes
Prof. Graeme McQueen | OffGuardian – TRANSCEND Media Service, 26 Nov 2018

22 Nov 2018 – Fifty-five years ago, on November 22, 1963, John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Although there has been a great deal written about this event over the years, I want to draw attention to one exceptionally important article. Vincent Salandria gave this talk in Dallas at the invitation of the Coalition on Political Assassinations.

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Triggering War: A Manufactured “Catalytic Event” That Will Initiate an All Out War? Are We Going to Let This Happen Again?
Prof. Graeme McQueen – Global Research, 17 Sep 2018

8 Sep 2018 – As we watch Western governments testing their opponents – today Iran, the next day the DPRK, and then Russia and China – we hold our breaths. We are waiting with a sense of dread for the occurrence of a catalytic event that will initiate war. Now is the time to reflect on such catalytic events, to understand them, to prepare for them. Russi-Gate, Novichok, Eastern Ghouta, False Flags?

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Triggering War
Prof. Graeme McQueen – Global Research, 26 Mar 2018

18 Mar 2018 – The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand on 28 Jun 1914 led to the outbreak of World War I. The Gulf of Tonkin incidents on 2 and 4 Aug 1964 enabled what we call the Vietnam War. Both events were war triggers. Russia-gate, Novichok, Eastern Ghouta, False Flags-War Triggers?

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The Genocide Conspiracy against North Korea: An Open Letter to the International Criminal Court
Prof. Graeme McQueen and Christopher Black – Global Research, 29 Jan 2018

26 Jan 2018 – The American threats against North Korea continue to mount and with them the threat of the genocide of the people of North Korea. The meeting of the USA, Canada and other nations that attacked North Korea in 1950 held in Vancouver on Jan 16, which some hoped would lead to a political solution, instead took on the character of a meeting of criminals who by their presence, agreement and actions made them parties to a conspiracy to commit genocide, a crime under the statute of the International Criminal Court and the Genocide Convention of 1948.

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