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45 IS militants
killed in Iraq:
At least 45 Islamic State militants were
killed when they attacked military posts
in Mosul city in Iraq, a military
official said on Wednesday.
At least 22 PKK
militants killed in air operations in
northern Iraq:
Turkish warplanes conducted an air
operation in the Kandil region in
northern Iraq on June 5 upon received
intelligence. At least 22 PKK militants
were killed in the operation.
UN: Up to 90,000
civilians inside ISIL-held Fallujah:
Civilians who escaped ISIL stronghold
near Baghdad tell UN there may be
thousands more inside the besieged city.
ISIS loses ground
on fronts in Syria, Iraq:
ISIS' far-flung enemies in Syria and
Iraq pressed ahead on Wednesday with
major advances on multiple fronts that
have put some of the greatest pressure
on the ultra-hardline Islamists since
they declared their caliphate two years
ago.
Russia,
U.S.-supported troops advance on ISIS
‘capital’ Raqqa:
Syrian government army units, backed by
Russian air power, and pro-US opposition
forces are closing in on Raqqa, the de
facto ISIS capital, from different
directions.
Daesh to Conquer
Aleppo to Make it Militants' 'Capital
Instead of Raqqa';
As the Syrian Army is getting closer to
Raqqa backed by the Russian air force,
Daesh terrorists are trying to take
control of a different city.
Some 160 Al-Nusra
terrorists head for Aleppo from Turkish
territory – Russian MoD
: “The column was moving from the
Turkish border. It faced no obstacles
while moving through territories
controlled by different armed groups and
reached the ISIS-controlled region.”
Israel Attacks Syrian Army Post Near
Homs:
Syrian military source tells Zaman al-Awsl
website that Israeli jets targeted the
Fourth Mechanical Division of the Syrian
army.
Car bomb at
police station in southeast Turkey kills
three, wounds many:
A car bomb attack by Kurdish militants
on a police station in southeastern
Turkey killed three people and wounded
more than 30 on Wednesday (Wednesday NZ
Time), Prime Minister Binali Yildirim
said, a day after a bomb targeting
police in Istanbul killed 11.
Turkey blames
Kurdish militants for Istanbul car
bombing:
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's
office blamed Kurdish militants for a
car bombing that killed 11 people in
central Istanbul, while a second bomb on
Wednesday killed five people in the
largely Kurdish southeast.
Israel: Three
killed in shopping centre attack:
Police said two attackers were in
custody; one of them is undergoing
surgery in hospital. The attack took
place at Sarona Market, which houses
shops and restaurants.
Russia Could
Replace US as Israel’s Primary Ally in
Middle East:
On Tuesday Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Moscow to
hold talks with President Vladimir Putin
and to celebrate 25 years of diplomatic
relations between the countries.
The U.S. provides
Israel $10.2 million* in military aid
each day, while it gives the
Palestinians $0** in military aid.
Total direct U.S. aid to Israel amounts
to well over $140 billion in 2003
dollars. Israel receives about $3
billion in direct foreign assistance
each year, which is roughly one-fifth of
America's entire foreign aid budget. In
per capita terms.
UN draws fire for
removing Saudis from child rights
violators blacklist:
Human Rights Watch
and Amnesty International slam the UN
over its decision to remove Saudi Arabia
from the group of states previously
blacklisted by the world body for
violating children’s rights in Yemen.
UN chief faced
'blackmail' after blacklisting Saudi-led
coalition for killing children in Yemen
:
Saudi Arabia reportedly threatened to
cut aid to Palestinian refugees and to
issue a fatwa against the United Nations
if it was not removed from a UN
blacklist of groups that kill children.
Twelve people
killed, 50 kidnapped in Afghan highway
attacks:
Suspected Taliban insurgents in
Afghanistan killed 12 people after
stopping their vehicles on a road in the
east of the country, while 50 people
were kidnapped in the north
US confirms it
murdered 2 al-Shabab leaders in Somalia
operations:
A statement Wednesday says senior al-Shabab
military commander Abdullahi Haji Da'ud
was killed in a U.S. airstrike on May
27. The Pentagon last week announced
that a U.S. drone strike had targeted
him,
Libyan Soldiers
Battle To Retake City From IS:
UN-backed forces are just three miles
from the centre of Sirte, which is
Islamic State's only stronghold outside
Iraq and Syria.
Chad deploys
2,000 soldiers to troubled Niger:
Troops sent across border to tackle Boko
Haram in Niger after group invades Bosso
town, forcing 50,000 to flee.
Rebels kidnap
dozens of civilians in DR Congo: UN:
Nearly 100 people have been kidnapped in
northeast DR Congo during an attack
blamed on Uganda's rebel Lord's
Resistance Army, the United Nations said
Wednesday.
UN: Eritrea
government commits crimes against
humanity:
UN investigation reports a litany of
crimes committed in Eritrea since 1991,
including enslavement, rape and murder.
Ex-CIA agent
appeal fails, faces extradition to Italy:
A former CIA agent will be extradited to
Italy for her involvement in the
kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric under
the U.S. "extraordinary rendition"
program, after a last appeal to
Portuguese authorities failed, she said
on Wednesday.
Raids in Germany,
Switzerland in MH17 probe:
German and Swiss authorities have
carried out raids seizing documents
after learning a German private
detective had investigated the MH17 air
disaster, Dutch officials and media said
Tuesday.
Dutch probe shows
photo of missile part from MH17 crash
site:
The Dutch criminal investigation into
the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight
17 over war-torn eastern Ukraine has
released a report detailing the
pain-staking forensic process of piecing
together the clues to the tragedy, and a
photo of part of the missile believed to
have done it.
MH-17 Probe
Relies on Ukraine for Evidence:
The oft-delayed probe into the 2014
shoot-down of MH-17 over eastern Ukraine
has been tainted by its dependence on
Ukraine’s intelligence service for much
of its evidence, as a new interim report
makes clear, reports Robert Parry.
Senator says
France's future inconceivable without
dialogue with Russia:
France cannot do without dialogue with
Russia and that is why the anti-Russian
sanctions should go, Jean-Pierre
Raffarin, the French Prime Minister from
2002 through 2005 and currently an
influential senator said on Wednesday
Poll shows
majority of Brazilians want new
elections:
More than a quarter of Brazilians view
interim President Michel Temer's
government negatively and a majority
want new elections this year, according
to a poll on Wednesday that suggested
scandals and policy reversals had dented
his popularity.
'We Have Proof'
of CIA in Ecuador: President Correa:
Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa
Wednesday described as “powerful” the
reports issued by teleSUR on the CIA’s
involvement in the country and its
relation with journalists, media and
politicians to destabilize his
government through smear campaigns.
Argentina: Macri
Gov't to Take teleSUR off Argentine TV
Service in 15 Days:
The notice was delivered as Argentine
journalists marched to decry a clampdown
on freedom of expression under Macri.
Goldman Turns
Downright Gloomy:
Warns Market "Despair" Is Coming,
Prepare For A Major Drawdown
FBI is now
pushing for warrantless access to
internet browsing history:
The Obama administration is pushing to
amend existing privacy law in a way that
critics argue would allow the government
access to internet browsing histories
and other metadata -- without needing a
warrant.
What the IRS just
revealed should start a wave of OUTRAGE:
Just imagine if this had been a
Republican presidential administration
these past seven years. The media would
have been all over it like white on
rice.
Clinton Falsely
Claims No Lives Were Lost In Libya
[VIDEO]:
Hillary Clinton claimed that no American
lives were lost in the United State’s
intervention in Libya, apparently
forgetting the four Americans who lost
their lives in the Benghazi terrorist
attack.
Mother Of
Benghazi Victim: I Want To See Hillary
Clinton In Jail:
Patricia Smith, the mother of one of the
Benghazi victims, says that Hillary
Clinton should be in jail “because she
lied” adding that her son “is dead
because of her.”
Hillary Clinton
Wins California, Bolstering Claim to
Nomination:
Hillary Clinton claimed the Democratic
presidential nomination on Tuesday night
after decisive victories in the
California, New Jersey and New Mexico
primaries
Top Democrats to
Sanders: It’s Time to Support Hillary
Clinton:
The No. 2 Senate Democrat has a message
for Bernie Sanders: the presidential
candidate can get either a warm embrace
or a cold shoulder when he returns to
the Senate, depending on how quickly he
backs Hillary Clinton.
Will Hillary
Clinton chose Bernie Sanders as her
running mate?:
Clinton must pull off the trick of
moving left and appealing to Bernie
Sanders embittered supporters.
‘Struggle
continues’: Sanders speaks to emotional
CA rally after primary vote (VIDEO)
"Democracy is not about billionaires
buying elections… we will end a broken
criminal justice system. And we will
break up the major banks on Wall
Street," the senator said,
Trump Shatters
Republican Primary Vote Record by 1.4
Million Votes:
Trump has more votes than any candidate
in Republican history. Trump shattered
the previous record by 1.4 million votes
— and that was with 17 candidates in the
race
Donald Trump
wanted Libya's money:
Trump spent years trying to develop a
business relationship with the Libyan
regime, requesting a face-to-face
meeting with Gaddafi and even taking
Libya's U.S. ambassador golfing. |
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05, 2016
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Employment Lies
By Paul Craig Roberts |
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Clinton, is a
warmonger of the highest
order whose criminal
interventions have led
to millions of deaths and a
world haunted by terrorism.
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Syria: At least
270 civilians killed by terrorists as
Al-Nusra regroups, reports say:
More than 270 civilians have been killed
within the last 24 hours during
terrorist shelling in Syrian cities,
according o the Russian Defence
Ministry.
Turkish air
raids, army operations kill 27
separatist militants: Military:
The Turkish military says it has killed
27 members of a separatist Kurdish group
during a series of air and ground
operations in the country's
mainly-Kurdish southeast.
ISIS publicly
burns alive 19 Kurdish women for
rejecting sex slavery – report:
Fighters of the terrorist group Islamic
State have publicly executed 19 Kurdish
women, local activists in Mosul
reported. They were burned alive in iron
cages in one of the city squares,
sources told Kurdish ARA News agency.
Russian, Syrian
regime airstrikes kill 18 civilians:
Aircraft dropped thermobaric and barrel
bombs on opposition-held neighborhoods.
“At least 18 civilians were killed and
50 others injured, including children
and women,” he said.
Turkish troops,
militants mass in Aleppo: Russian
monitor;
A Russian ceasefire monitoring center in
Syria says more than 2,000 militants
have gathered in a northern neighborhood
of the embattled city of Aleppo for an
offensive.
Syrian and
Russian aircraft step up bombing of
Aleppo city - monitor:
Nearly 50 air strikes hit rebel-held
areas in and around the Syrian city of
Aleppo on Sunday in some of the heaviest
recent raids by Russian and Syrian
government aircraft, residents and a
monitoring group said.
Backed by Russian
air cover, Syrian regime forces reach
Raqqa border:
“Our forces have reached the
administrative borders of Raqqa province
after killing a number of Daesh
terrorists,” a Syrian army officer told
ARA News, using another acronym for
ISIS.
Baghdad-area
bombings kill 15, wound 40 in Iraq:
The deadliest was a suicide bombing
against a military checkpoint in
Tarmiyah, about 30 miles north of the
capital, which killed eight people and
wounded 15 others. Three of the dead
were soldiers.
Civilians Drown
Fleeing Besieged Fallujah:
Children were among the civilians who
drowned as they tried to flee the
besieged Islamic State stronghold of
Fallujah in Iraq.
Iraqi forces
secure southern edge of Fallujah:
Fighters battling to retake Fallujahh
from Islamic State of Iraq and the
Levant (ISIL) said on Sunday that they
secured the southern edge of the Iraqi
city and almost completely encircled the
whole city.
Seven soldiers
killed in Yemen clashes:
At least seven soldiers were killed as
clashes flared up between government
forces and Shia Houthi group in Yemen's
city of Taiz on Sunday, an official
said. Up to 18 soldiers have been
wounded so far in the ongoing fight in
Wazieyah district, Xinhua news agency
reported.
New York Governor
Signs Pro-Israel, Anti-BDS Executive
Order:
New York governor Andrew Cuomo has
signed an executive order declaring an
open war on companies and organizations
aligned with the pro-Palestine Boycott,
Divestment and Sanctions Movement, or
BDS.
133 migrant
bodies found on Libyan coast:
Spokesman Al-Khamis al-Bosaifi said
about three-quarters of the migrants
were women and there were at least five
children. No documents were found with
the bodies, which were partly
decomposed, but they were mainly
sub-Saharan Africans, he said.
Gunmen Kill
Afghan Prosecutor, 7 Others in
Courthouse Attack:
Taliban gunmen stormed a court building
in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday,
killing seven people, including a newly
appointed chief prosecutor, the latest
in a series of insurgent attacks on
judicial employees.
Afghan lawmaker
killed in blast at his home in Kabul:
"It could either have been a bomb on a
timer or one that was remotely
detonated," Sediqqi said, adding that 11
people, including five of Wardak's
bodyguards, were wounded in the blast.
Philippine
president-elect urges public to kill
drug dealers
: The Philippine
president-elect has encouraged the
public to help him in his war against
crime, urging citizens with guns to
shoot and kill drug dealers who resist
arrest and fight back in their
neighborhoods.
Germany to
designate Russia 'a security challenge'
– report
; Russia will be designated one of 10
major challenges on par with terrorists,
migrants and global climate change,
reported Die Welt.
Vladimir Putin
doubted alternation of power in the
United States:
At first, [41st US President George]
Bush-senior was in power, then [43rd US
President George] Bush-junior, it is all
family. [42nd US President Bill] Clinton
served two terms, now his wife [Hillary
Clinton] is running — family could
remain in power again. Where is
alternation?," Putin said during his
direct line session.
Peru Votes for
President, Conservative Candidates Neck
and Neck:
One candidate is the daughter of a
dictator; the other is a former World
Bank official.
Mexico Election
Marred by Crime, Drugs and Dubious
Complicities:
The PRI faces the risk of losing at
least six governorships during this
Sunday's elections, two of which have
been under their belt since the 1990s.
Clinton’s Efforts
to Oust Gaddafi Led to Rise of Daesh -
Bernie Sanders;
Former US State Secretary Hillary
Clinton’s success at ousting Libyan
leader Muammar Gaddafi led to the
emergence of the Islamic State terror
group, also known as Daesh, Democratic
US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders
said
Secret Service
agent to release tell-all book about the
Clinton White House and the culture that
'sickened' him
: His expose is causing deep concern in
the White House, according to Drudge
Report, and its release comes as Hillary
comes within touching distance of
securing the Democratic nomination.
Donald Trump Lies
Again On Libya,
Donald Trump reversed himself on Libya
again on Sunday, saying he would have
authorized a “surgical” strike to kill
former leader Muammar Gaddafi — after
months of saying the United States would
have been better off if the dictator
were still alive. |
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04, 2016
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Who’s
the Fascist?
By Margaret Kimberley |
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If Trump is a
fascist then he will fit in
nicely with the pantheon of
horrific men we are told to
respect and venerate.
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Syrian army
'crosses into ISIL-held Raqqa province':
Government troops backed by Russian air
strikes approach group's de facto
capital for the first time since August
2014.
Russia: Al Nusra
shelling kills over 40 in Aleppo;
More than 40 people have been killed and
around a hundred injured by Al Nusra
militants shelling in the Syrian city of
Aleppo, Russian news agencies cited the
Russian ceasefire monitoring centre in
Syria as saying on Saturday.
Syria: At least
12 civilians killed, 80 injured in
terrorist rocket attacks in Aleppo;
Terrorist groups fired several rocket
shells on al-Midan and al-Faid
neighborhoods in Aleppo city on
Saturday, leaving 7 civilians dead, a
source at Aleppo Police Command said.
Coalition
strikes, Turkish shelling kill 14
Islamic State militants in Syria:
Cross-border shelling by the Turkish
army and air strikes by US-led coalition
aircraft killed 14 Islamic State
militants in Syria, state-run Anadolu
Agency cited Turkey's military as saying
on Saturday
Kurdish militias
retreat from strategic Aleppo district
after jihadist offensive:
Kurdish militias have retreated from a
strategic neighborhood in the Syrian
city of Aleppo after Al Nusra and Ahram
al-Sham militants launched a heavy
offensive across the embattled city,
Russian military say.
US Asks Russia to Not Attack al-Qaida In
Syria;
Russia's foreign minister said
Washington has asked Moscow not to
target the al-Qaida's branch in Syria,
the Nusra Front, but the U.S. insisted
Friday that it only wants Russia to
carefully select it targets to avoid
hitting civilians and legitimate
opposition groups.
Syrian army
'crosses into ISIL-held Raqqa province':
Government troops backed by Russian air
strikes approach group's de facto
capital for the first time since August
2014.
Isis bombings:
More than 50 people killed and injured
in attacks in Iraq:
More than 50 people have been killed and
injured in a series of bombings
targeting a police checkpoint,
restaurant and two markets in Iraq.
Iraq forces gain
ground from ISIS west of Fallujah;
Fighters from the army, the police and
from the Hashed al-Shaabi - a
paramilitary organization dominated by
Tehran-backed Shiite militias - entered
the center of Saqlawiya. The town lies
around 10 kilometers (six miles)
northwest of Fallujah
U.S. falters in
campaign to revive Iraqi army, officials
say:
A 17-month U.S. effort to retrain and
reunify Iraq's regular army has failed
to create a large number of effective
Iraqi combat units or limit the power of
sectarian militias, according to current
and former U.S. military and civilian
officials.
‘Saudi violence
in Yemen can’t be ignored any longer’:
The United Nations included the
Saudi-led coalition in Yemen on the
blacklist of child rights violators.
Among others listed are notorious groups
such as Al-Qaeda, ISIS and Boko Haram.
'Israeli police
help Palestinian girls commit suicide':
An 18-year-old Palestinian who may have
wanted to put an end to her life
approached a checkpoint with a knife.
The Border Police fulfilled her wish
quickly, although it's clear she could
have been stopped by other means. Her
family is shattered.
Benjamin
Netanyahu’s Wife Faces Indictment in
‘Sara-gate’ Household Scandal:
Israeli police have recommended bringing
criminal charges against Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu’s wife, Sara, Israeli
media said, on suspicion she misused
state funds at their official and
private residences.
Boko Haram attack
in Niger 'kills 32 soldiers':
Attack kills 30 soldiers from Niger and
two from Nigeria on countries' border
near city of Bossa, Niger officials say.
U.S. Embassy in
South Africa warns of 'near-term'
attacks:
The U.S.
Embassy in South Africa issued a
statement Saturday warning U.S. citizens
about the threat of "near-term attacks
against places where U.S. citizens
congregate in South Africa, such as
upscale shopping areas and malls in
Johannesburg and Cape Town."
Nigeria seizes
$10.3 billion in looted money, assets:
Information Minister Lai Mohammed says
the government also expects repatriation
of some $330 million stolen from the
public treasury and stashed in banks
abroad. Most is in Switzerland.
At least nine
killed, hundreds missing as another
migrant boat sinks off Greek coast:
In separate incident, Libya finds bodies
of 117 migrants in the western port city
of Zwara
With new tactics,
Taliban gain ground in south Afghanistan:
First they storm a checkpoint, kill all
the police, seize their weapons and
equipment and effectively cut off the
main road to a remote village. They
raise the white Taliban flag and plant
roadside bombs to prevent cars from
coming through the checkpoint.
Carter touts
‘principled security network’ for Asia,
tells China to get in or be isolated:
China is risking self-isolation from
other nations of the Asia Pacific
region, who are working closely with the
US to build a NATO-like military
alliance, which is a “principled
security network” with America at its
core, the Pentagon chief said.
Brazil’s media
‘incited protests,’ favored Rousseff’s
impeachment from start – Greenwald:
“What makes Brazil so different in terms
of its media is that the largest media
organizations are almost entirely owned
by a very small number of families.
Don't yield to US
pressure, Maduro tells Caribbean leaders
: President Nicolas Maduro on Saturday
accused the United States of exerting
"brutal pressure" on nations in the
region to isolate his country, already
battered by an economic crisis and
domestic political upheaval.
President Castro
says Cuba won't return to OAS:
President Raul Castro says Cuba will not
return to the Organization of American
States after the regional group's
secretary called for possible sanctions
against Venezuela.
The Government Is
Building A Database To Predict Who Will
Be The Next Edward Snowden:
While
police departments flock to use
technology that predicts crime, the U.S.
military is building a database that
goes a step further — predicting who is
most likely to reveal state secrets.
Nine Out of 10
Americans Tested Positive for Monsanto's
Cancer-Linked Weedkiller:
A probable human carcinogen is found in
far too many foods. |
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03, 2016
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31 killed in
Syria strikes in and near Aleppo;
Bombing raids in and around the northern
Syrian city of Aleppo killed 31
civilians on Friday, including 10 when
their bus was hit, the civil defence
said.
Suicide bomber
kills two in Syrian government
stronghold: state media:
At least two people were killed and four
others wounded in northwestern Syria on
Thursday when a suicide bomber struck
near a mosque in Latakia, according to
state media
US drops weapons
to rebels battling ISIL in Syria:
Witnesses say the US delivered the
weapons to armed units battling the
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL,
also known as ISIS) group in Syria.
Syria insurgents
launch assault against govt forces near
Aleppo: activists:
Syrian Islamist insurgents attacked
government forces and their allies in
the country's northwest Friday where the
same factions recently waged a fierce
assault that inflicted heavy losses,
activists said.
Propaganda alert:
Syria's 'Little
London' a base for plots against West,
US says as forces advance:
Isil fighters have used the northern
city of Manbij as a base to hatch plots
against the West, the US defence
secretary said on Thursday, as
American-backed forces edged towards the
extremist stronghold.
US asks Russia to
not hit Nusra Front in Syria: Moscow:
Russia's foreign minister says
Washington has asked Moscow not to
target the al-Qaida's branch in Syria,
the Nusra Front, for fear of hitting the
moderate opposition.
Ex-Mossad head
defends the country's treatment of al-Nusra
Front fighters on the Syrian border;
Efraim Halevy tells Mehdi Hasan that he
is not concerned that Israel had treated
fighters in Syria from al-Nusra Front,
which some say is al-Qaeda's Syrian
branch.
Battle for
Fallujah: 130 Iraqi soldiers die in ISIL
attacks;
The first attack took place on Wednesday
when 10 suicide bombers of ISIS, hit the
town of Kubaisah, and then it attacked
an army convoy to the south of Fallujah
at Amiriyat al-Fallujah with roadside
bombs said the military source.
Iraqi artillery
attacks kill 24 Daesh terrorists:
Major General Qassem al-Mohamadi, the
commander of al-Jazeera operations, said
the terrorists were killed as Iraqi
artillery shells hit Daesh concentration
centers in the district of al-Doulab in
Hit, 70 km west of Ramadi City,
17 Civilians
Killed by Rocket Fire on Market in
Yemen's Taiz:
At least 17 civilians — including 10
women and one girl — were killed and
dozens were wounded when rockets hit a
busy market in the western city of Taiz
on Friday, Yemeni medical officials
said.
U.N. adds Saudi
coalition to blacklist for killing
children in Yemen:
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon
slammed the Saudi Arabia-led coalition
fighting in Yemen for killing and
maiming children by adding it to an
annual blacklist of states and armed
groups that violate children's rights
during conflict.
Jordan Border
Troops Kill 2 Alleged Infiltrators From
Syria;
An army statement on Friday said the two
were killed after clashes but did not
elaborate. It was not clear where along
the border the incident took place.
Propaganda alert:
Iran is the main
state sponsor of terror, US report finds:
'It is a huge mistake to trust evil
Britain and the Great Satan [the United
States],' Ayatollah Khamenei says
following report's release
Militants attack
oil firm boat in Nigerian Delta, killing
six: army:
"During the deliberate attack two
soldiers were killed, one wounded, one
soldier missing while four civilian
staff attached to the house boat were
shot dead," the army said in a
statement.
Libya witnesses
escalating violence with hundreds killed
in recent attacks:
T Clashes with the terrorist group have
killed 200 and injured 300 others from
both sides since the beginning of May.
Refugees drown as
boat capsizes in Mediterranean:
At least nine bodies have been recovered
and 340 people rescued from a sinking
boat carrying a "significant number" of
refugees in the Mediterranean Sea south
of the Greek island of Crete,
authorities say.
‘Reckless &
illegal’: Amnesty calls on EU to halt
refugee deal with Turkey:
The plans by Brussels to return
irregular asylum seekers from Greece to
Turkey violate EU and international law,
as Turkey is incapable of providing
refugees with adequate protection,
Amnesty International has said.
Germany, France
to revive EU defence but no plans for EU
army:
Proponents say closer defence
cooperation among the European allies is
needed particularly to reduce costly
duplication in production of defence
systems and programmes at a time when
greater investment is required in
defence technology.
Americans Not In
The Labor Force Soar To Record 94.7
Million,
Surge By 664,000 In One Month
U.S. Added Only
38,000 Jobs in May:
Fewest jobs created since September
2010, dimming prospects for Fed
interest-rate increase this month
Trump said
planning Israel trip before July GOP
convention:
Four sources tell New York Magazine
presumptive Republican nominee weighing
visit; Jewish son-in-law and Adelson
said making arrangements; campaign
denies report
'Hillary Clinton
has to go to jail!':
Donald the counter-puncher clobbers his
Democratic challenger over her
classified emails as he says watching
her anti-Trump speech was 'like taking
Sominex'
Did CNN Finally
Call Out Donald Trump For Lying? (They
Did.):
CNN has been criticized for the volume
and tenor of its Trump coverage.
Protesters Punch,
Throw Eggs at Trump Supporters in Calif.:
Several supporters of the presumptive
Republican presidential nominee were
seen chased and taunted by protesters
Sanders Takes
LEAD Over Clinton In California:
A new USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times
poll has found … [Sanders] has battled
Clinton to a draw among all voters
eligible for the Democratic primary,
with 44% siding with him to 43% for
Clinton.
Sanders Statement
on Foreign Policy:
When it comes to foreign policy,
Secretary Clinton voted for the war in
Iraq, the worst foreign policy blunder
in modern American history, and that she
has been a proponent of regime change,
as in Libya, without thinking through
the consequences. |
June
02, 2016
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A Russian Warning
By Dmitry Orlov, The Saker,
Victor Katsap and Evgenia
Gurevich |
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If there is
going to be a war with
Russia, then the United
States will most certainly
be destroyed, and most of us
will end up dead.
Continue |
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Hillary on the Ropes
By Judge Andrew P.
Napolitano |
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How much more
knowledge of her
manipulations will the
Justice Department tolerate
before enforcing the law?
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US airstrikes
kill 15 Syrian civilians in Aleppo:
Report: At least 15 civilians, including
three children, have been killed in
northern Syria in US airstrikes
purportedly targeting Daesh positions in
the Arab country, a report says.
U.S. Killing More
Civilians In Iraq, Syria Than It
Acknowledges:
Op-Ed - “You build in your countries and
destroy in ours?” said one man who lost
his father in the bombing at al Gharra.
“Is this how you bring democracy? Stop
it. Really, stop it. People are tired.”
Russian
airstrikes kill 10 in NW Syria:
Ten civilians are killed after two towns
in Idlib are targeted by Russian
warplanes, local sources say
Fabricated
Reports of Russian Airstrikes Killing
Civilians in Syria: Op-Ed:
The UK-based pro-Western imperial
mouthpiece Syrian Observatory for Human
Rights (SOHR) features propaganda, not
credible information.
Suicide bomber
kills several in Assad heartland along
Syria's Mediterranean coast:
State-run Ikhbariya news channel showed
patches of blood on the ground and
rescue workers and security personnel
carrying wounded people toward
ambulances.
US-backed
fighters advance to cut off ISIS in
Syria, win tacit Turkish support:
U .S.-backed Syrian fighters in a major
new offensive against ISIS vowed
Thursday to cut off the last remaining
access route to the outside world for
the self-proclaimed caliphate, and won
vital, if tacit, backing from Turkey
867 Iraqis killed
in May, the bloodiest month this year
for Baghdad:
The United Nations Assistance Mission
for Iraq (UNAMI) estimated that a total
of 867 Iraqis were killed in violence in
the month of May, 468 of them civilians.
12 ISIS fighters
killed in airstrike in western Fallujah:
“Today the international coalition
aviation carried out an air strike
targeted ISIS gatherings in Falahat area
(10 km west of Fallujah), based on
accurate intelligence information,
killing 12 ISIS fighters and destructing
four vehicles and a mortar detachment.”
ISIL attacks slow
Iraqi forces in battle for Fallujah:
Series of attacks reportedly kill at
least 130 soldiers as thousands remain
trapped between fighters and advancing
army.
US War Crimes:
Why Iraqis May Prefer Daesh to American
Troops:
"In fact, Iraqis in Fallujah welcomed
ISIS [Daesh] when they arrived about two
years ago," said Davies, "because they
were living under an incredibly
repressive regime--being murdered,
tortured, detained indefinitely by
US-trained Iraqi Shia death squads since
2004."
Lavrov blames
certain countries’ attempts to dominate
for Mideast, Ukraine chaos:
Attempts by some countries to retain
dominance have led to chaos and anarchy
in the Middle East and a war in Ukraine,
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov
said on Thursday.
Yemen: 85 Killed
as Houthis Retake Ground from Pro-Hadi
Forces:
The officials said Thursday the fighting
has been taking place in Marib and
Shabwa provinces. They say that in
Shabwa's region of Bihan, along with the
85 killed, about 100 fighters have been
wounded on both sides.
Israeli forces
kill Palestinian woman over alleged
stabbing attempt:
Tel Aviv regime forces have shot dead a
Palestinian woman in the occupied West
Bank for allegedly attempting to stab an
Israeli trooper.
New Footage in
Hebron Shooting Shows Knife Kicked
Closer to Slain Palestinian Assailant:
Prosecution says well-known Jewish
resident of Hebron was on the scene and
captured on video moving the weapon next
to the body after the Palestinian was
killed.
Israeli Woman
Admits Concocting Palestinian Rape Story
That Benjamin Netanyahu Called ‘Horrific
Crime’:
A Jewish Israeli woman who claimed to
have been raped by a Palestinian minor
while another man filmed the incident in
Tel Aviv has told the police that she
lied about the allegations.
Former Mossad
chief: End is near for ‘fearmonger’
Netanyahu’s govt
: “I think he is a
fearmonger. I think he uses fear in a
way which one should not use,” said
Halevy, who was director of Mossad,
Israel’s national intelligence agency,
from 1998 to 2002.
Survey: One-third
of Americans Support Boycotting Israel:
But 62 percent of Americans and 50
percent of Brits think BDS is a modern
form of anti-Semitism, Ipsos poll shows.
PayPal terminates
anti-Israel BDS France account
: PayPal, a
global leader in online payment
services, has cut off payments to the
anti-Israel group BDS France.
Corbyn Blasts
Criticism of U.K. Labour's anti-Semitism
in Vice News Documentary;
Newly released letters reveal that while
he was a U.K. Parliament member, Jeremy
Corbyn called on Britain's then-foreign
secretary to sanction Israel.
At least 15
people killed in overnight siege in
Somalia hotel:
The assault started when a vehicle laden
with explosives detonated outside the
Ambassador Hotel on Wednesday evening
and then three militants stormed inside
the building, said the African Union
Mission in Somalia.
Libya's unity
government loses 10 soldiers in battles
with Islamic State
: At least 10 soldiers
aligned with Libya's internationally
backed government were killed in
skirmishes with the Islamic State (IS)
near its stronghold in Sirte, as concern
grows about the rising strength of the
Islamist group in the country.
Obama says
Post-Gaddafi Libya’s ‘kind of a mess’:
Obama regrets counting on allies too
much: The US should have not relied on
other members of its anti-Gaddafi
coalition in 2011 to ensure that Libya
developed properly afterward, President
Barack Obama said in an interview,
adding: “Every day I make some mistake.”
The Bodies Of 85
Refugees Recovered On West Libyan Coast;
The bodies of at least 85 refugees who
drowned trying to cross the
Mediterranean have been washed up near
the western Libyan city of Zuwara, a Red
Crescent official said on Thursday.
Security
operations kill 99 insurgents, 16
soldiers in Afghanistan
: As a result of joint clearing
operations by Afghan security and
defense forces, 99 armed insurgents were
killed and 60 others wounded." It
further said that heavy artillery and
air force supported the ground forces
during the raids in 18 different
provinces.
Gunmen Kill Three
Aid Workers in Afghanistan’s Parwan
Province:
Unidentified gunmen killed three aid
workers in Afghanistan’s Parwan
province, which lies north of the
capital Kabul, the latest in an uptick
of violence since the Taliban named a
new leader last week.
Karzai Says
Taliban Leader’s Killing Has 'Hurt'
Chances For Afghan Peace
: Karzai, in an interview with RFE/RL's
Radio Mashaal in Kabul on June 2, also
called the war in Afghanistan a "foreign
problem” and called on countries such as
Russia, Iran, and India to be involved
in the peace process.
German MPs
recognise Armenian 'genocide' amid
Turkish fury:
The German parliament has approved a
resolution declaring that the mass
killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks
during World War One was a "genocide".
Armenian genocide
vote: Turkey vows to take steps in
response, recalls ambassador from
Germany:
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
has said Ankara will take retaliatory
measures after the German parliament
voted to recognize as ‘genocide’ the
Armenian massacre of 1915. Turkey has
already recalled its ambassador to
Germany in protest.
Russia will
respond to NATO buildup near its
borders, senior diplomat says
; “The Russian
side has repeatedly stated that the
buildup of the NATO military presence
near Russian borders violates the spirit
of the basic Russia-NATO pact and cannot
be left unanswered by our country,”
Maduro Accuses
U.S. Of Taking Over Venezuela’s Oil:
The Venezuelan president has accused the
U.S. of trying to usurp his country’s
oil riches after the head of the
Washington-based Organization of
American States (OAS) suggested a
special meeting that could lead to
Venezuela’s suspension from the group.
Maduro supporters
rally against OAS 'meddling':
Thousands of Venezuelans have staged a
rally in support of President Nicolas
Maduro and against a threat by the
Organization of American States (OAS) to
punish his socialist administration for
what is said to be breaching democratic
norms.
Venezuela
security forces fire tear gas at
anti-Maduro demo:
Venezuelan soldiers and police fired
tear gas Thursday to break up a protest
against President Nicolas Maduro outside
the presidential palace, AFP
correspondents said.
Brazil: Clashes
in Sao Paulo as protesters storm Temer’s
regional offices:
Video-Protesters clashed with military
police in Sao Paulo, on Wednesday, after
activists from the 'Homeless Workers
Movement' stormed the regional office of
Brazil's acting President Michel Temer.
Rousseff Defense
Uses New Brazil Leaks Evidence to Fight
Coup:
Over 370 pages of defense papers cite
recent, shocking wiretaps as evidence
that the impeachment bid was motivated
by political vengeance.
Judge
'manipulated' 9/11 attacks case, court
document alleges:
The judge overseeing the premiere
military tribunal at Guantánamo Bay
effectively conspired with the
prosecution to destroy evidence relevant
to defending the accused architect of
the 9/11 attacks, according to a
scathing court document.
Chance we are
not
living in a computer simulation is 'one
in billions':
If we aren't stuck in a Matrix-style
world, then the world is about to end,
the SpaceX and Tesla CEO said
Fatal shooting of
boy, 15, closes deadliest May in Chicago
in 21 years:
Fabien was the 66th and final homicide
victim last month, the deadliest May in
Chicago since 1995 when 75 were slain,
according to official Police Department
records.
UCLA gunman
killed professor over stolen code, woman
on his “kill list” found dead
: A shooting
on the UCLA campus was the work of a
disgruntled former engineering PhD
student who accused his professor of
stealing his code.
TSA Long Lines
Part Of Scheme to Move Americans to
Mandatory “Biometic Background Pre-Check
System”:
Though the TSA has never been effective
at catching or reducing terrorism, it
has become very good at inconveniencing
Americans.
Trump involved in
3,500 lawsuits: report:
In more than half of the lawsuits —
about 1,900 — Trump or his companies are
the plaintiff, while in about 1,450
cases they are the defendant. The rest
are bankruptcy or other cases.
Trump: Obama
'doesn't have a clue':
Donald Trump slammed President Obama as
clueless late Wednesday, trading barbs
with the commander in chief after he
knocked the presumptive GOP presidential
nominee for lacking serious proposals.
Hillary Clinton
to Portray Donald Trump’s Foreign Policy
Positions as Dangerous:
Clinton’s campaign aides said the
speech, which she will deliver in San
Diego, would be the start of a
persistent assault to portray a
potential Trump presidency as a
dangerous proposition that would weaken
American alliances and embolden enemies.
California Poll
Shows Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders
in Dead Heat;
According to NBC, the poll also showed
that Sanders held a 36-point lead over
Clinton among voters younger than 45 and
a 44-point lead among first-time voters.
Huffington Post
Editors Deleted My Article on Hillary’s
Imminent Indictment:
A writer for The Huffington Post is
still waiting for an explanation as to
why editors deleted his piece reporting
that the FBI will pursue an indictment
against Hillary Clinton.
The article the
Huffington Post deleted
: Hillary Clinton to
be Indicted on Federal Racketeering
Charges |
May
31, 2016
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Fighting in
Central Yemen Kills 69:
At least 69 people have been killed and
dozens injured in two days of fighting
in central Yemen between rebels and
forces loyal to the internationally
recognized government
Bombs kill at
least 35 in Baghdad;
casualties from two
other explosions unknown: Two car bombs
and a booby-trapped motorcycle targeted
different parts of Baghdad on Monday,
with at least 35 people in one attack
alone, sources told Rudaw.
Fallujah push
starts as IS kill 24 in Iraq bombings:
Iraqi forces started pushing into the
city of Fallujah on Monday as a wave of
bombings claimed by the Islamic State
(IS) group in the country killed at
least 24 people.
Iraq Kurds retake
nine villages from ISIS:
The KRSC statement listed nine villages
that had been occupied by ISIS since the
summer of 2014 and were previously
mainly inhabited by northern Iraq's
Kakai and Shabak minorities.
Moscow calls on
Turkey to prove Russia supplied arms to
Kurdistan Workers’ Party:
Earlier on Monday, Turkish President
Tayyip Recep Erdogan accused Moscow of
attempts to supply air defense systems
to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party that is
outlawed in Turkey.
Turkish military
strikes kill 28 ISIL militants in Syria:
In a statement,
the Turkish General Staff said 58
positions in Aleppo province were hit on
May 29, resulting in the deaths of at
least 28 ISIL fighters. Two bomb-laden
vehicles were also destroyed in the
fire.
Turkey Says It
Could Seize IS Stronghold With US:
Turkey's foreign
minister suggested his country could
carry out joint military operations with
the United States to oust the Islamic
State group from Syria. Foreign Minister
Mevlut Cavusoglu said that operation
could "easily advance to Raqqa," the
main IS bastion in Syria.
Israeli
ex-officers issue plan to restart peace
talks, condemn government inaction:
A group of more than 200 retired Israeli
military and intelligence officers
criticized the government for a lack of
action in resolving the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Friday
and issued a detailed plan they say can
end the impasse.
Five U.N.
soldiers killed in central Mali attack:
Five United Nations peacekeepers from
Togo were killed and one other was
seriously injured in an ambush in
central Mali on Sunday, the United
Nations said.
Tunisia landmine
blast kills 2 women:
Ministry spokesman Belhassen Oueslati
said that the two were killed while
gathering herbs when the home-made
device exploded near the base of Mount
Sammama in the Kasserine region, where a
military operation is under way.
Libyan oil guard
says captures coastal town from ISIS
after clashes:
A force that controls key oil terminals
in eastern Libya said it had captured
the town of Ben Jawad from ISIS
militants Monday east of their
stronghold of Sirte.
Britain is at war
in Libya and nobody thought to tell us:
British SAS troops may be fighting in
Yemen, Syria, Iraq, and Libya – but
Parliament hasn’t been told about any of
these deployments, let alone been given
the chance to debate them
Afghan Official
Says Taliban Attacks Killed 12
Policemen:
A string of coordinated Taliban attacks
on police checkpoints in the
increasingly volatile southern Afghan
province of Helmand killed at least 12
policemen, an official said Monday.
Philippine army
'kills scores' in Maute rebel clashes:
Scores of fighters and two soldiers
killed during battle between Maute rebel
group and army, military spokesman says.
China lashes out
at US defense secretary criticisms:
China on Monday lashed out at criticism
from U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton
Carter, accusing him of harboring a Cold
War mentality and saying Beijing has no
interest in "playing a role in a
Hollywood movie" of Washington's design.
Russian-Chinese
passenger jet to take on Boeing & Airbus:
The project is part of a reported $13
billion aviation cooperation deal signed
in 2014 during President Vladimir
Putin’s visit to China.
FBI Will Make A
HUGE Move Against Hillary Rodham Clinton:
The FBI is ready to indict Hillary
Clinton and if its recommendation isn’t
followed by the U.S. attorney general,
the agency’s investigators plan to blow
the whistle and go public with their
findings, former U.S. House Majority
Leader Tom DeLay tells Newsmax TV.
Hillary Clinton
Vulnerable to Indictment on Federal
Racketeering Charges?:
The Bill and Hillary crime family long
ago should have been held accountable
for high crimes against peace and
numerous others.
LBJ’s Ad Men:
Here’s How Clinton Can Beat Trump:
We talked to two of the geniuses behind
the greatest ad campaign in political
history. Here’s what they’d do in 2016. |
May
29, 2016
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Artillery, air
operations 'kill 40 Daesh' in Syria:
Turkish military sources on Sunday said
a total of 40 Daesh terrorists were
killed in northern Syria during an
operation by the Turkish Armed Forces
and the U.S.-led coalition on Saturday.
Clashes between
Islamic State, Syria rebels kill dozens
near Turkey
: Fighting between
Islamic State (IS) and Syrian rebels
near the Turkish border has killed
dozens of people in the last two days,
as IS militants keep up an offensive
that has led to rapid territorial gains
ISIS captures 5
villages from ‘moderates’ as Al-Nusra
continues shelling Aleppo:
“Militants of the Daesh terrorist
organization carried out the attack on
the Free Syrian Army positions near the
town of Azaz, Aleppo province and
established control over [several]
settlements,”
Israeli deputy PM
admits to visiting Aleppo secretly:
Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Ayoub Kara
has acknowledged to have paid a
clandestine visit to Syria's Aleppo,
which is under the control of
foreign-backed Takfiri terrorists.
South Yemen
clashes kill 39:
Fierce fighting between
government forces and Shiite rebels in
south Yemen on Sunday claimed the lives
of 25 insurgents and 14 soldiers, a
military official said.
Iraqi army
prepares for 'final assault' to retake
Fallujah
: Major Dhia Thamir, of the Special
Forces Service, said troops have
recaptured 80 percent of the territory
around the city since the operation
began a week ago.
Former mayor of
London Ken Livingstone fired from radio
show for saying Hitler supported Zionism:
Livingstone said last month that “let's
remember when Hitler won his election in
1932, his policy then was that Jews
should be moved to Israel. He was
supporting Zionism before he went mad
and ended up killing six million Jews.”
Deadly attack on
UN peacekeepers in Mali:
At least five UN peacekeepers were
killed in an ambush in central Mali by
suspected militants on Sunday, the UN
and police sources said.
Roadside bomb
kills five in north-east Nigeria:
Military:
Five people were killed
when an improvised explosive device (IED)
exploded in north-east Nigeria, in a
region where Boko Haram insurgents have
operated for years, the country's
military said on Sunday (May 29).
Forces backed by
Libya's unity government seek to
encircle Islamic State-held Sirte:
The forces, composed of fighters mostly
from the western city of Misrata, are
now closer to Sirte than they have been
for nearly a year.
Afghan Forces
Kill at Least 10 Taliban Field
Commanders in Airstrike:
Afghan
security forces killed at least 10 field
commanders of the Taliban insurgency in
an airstrike in northern Afghanistan’s
Baghlan province, the Afghan Defense
Ministry said in a statement Sunday.
White House
U-turns on Pakistan drone deaths:
The exclusion of Pakistan would have
meant that as many as two-thirds of
known US drone strikes – including some
of the worst reported errors – would
have been left out of the US tally of
deaths.
Senator Scolds
Obama for “Preaching Nuclear Temperance
From a Bar Stool”:"
While President Obama called for a
“moral awakening” in Hiroshima and
restated his ambition for a
nuclear-weapon free future, Sen. Ed
Markey, D-Mass., criticized him for
moving forward with a costly plan to
renovate the U.S. nuclear arsenal.
Five Ukrainian
soldiers killed in clashes in troubled
east:
The loss of servicemen lives is the
second largest death toll in one day
this year for the army. Seven army
soldiers were killed and nine others
wounded on May 24.
UK to stockpile
tanks in Eastern Europe – report:
The British military may soon start
stockpiling tanks and other heavy
equipment in Eastern Europe as part of
NATO's military beef up close to
Russia's border. The decision may come
at the upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw in
July.
Sweden votes yes
to controversial Nato deal:
Parliament voted through an agreement on
Wednesday which could allow Nato to
deploy forces in Sweden, after the
Sweden Democrats pulled out of a bid to
stall the decision.
Russia ready to
help Islamic world counter global
challenges and threats – Putin:
Russia is a friend and an ally of the
Islamic world and is always ready to
help it solve current problems, Russian
President Vladimir Putin said in his
greeting to participants in a session of
the Russia - Islamic World Strategic
Vision Group.
More than 700
refugees feared drowned off Italy coast:
UN refugee agency says hundreds of
people may have died in three separate
shipwrecks in recent days.
Far-left German
MP hit with cream pie in protest at
stance on refugees:
A prominent member of Germany's far-left
Linke party was hit in the face with a
chocolate cream pie on Saturday in an
attack claimed by a self-styled
"anti-fascist" group protesting her
stance on refugees.
Economist Paul
Craig Roberts: Greece Must Leave the
Eurozone to Regain Its Sovereignty
:
Greece is being looted like a colony of
the private banks, which is what it is.
Previous Greek governments accepted
bribes to indebt Greece to private
banks.
UK Trains or Arms
Half the Countries on Its List of Human
Rights Abusers:
U.K. armed forces have trained security
and armed forces personnel from 16 of 30
regimes who are on a Foreign Office (FCO)
watch list for use of torture and
violence.
Anti-Islam
protest descends into violence in
Australia:
Police arrest seven as violence breaks
out between anti-Islam and anti-fascist
groups in Melbourne.
Former Morgan
Stanley Chief Asia Economist: "The World
Economy Is In Real Trouble"
: he new billionaires over the past two
decades have come mostly from finance
and property. Few made it the way Steve
Jobs or Bill Gates did, creating
something that makes people more
productive.
Canadian PM calls
to legalize assisted suicide
: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
said he hopes the long-awaited bill
allowing physician-assisted suicide
passes in parliament before the June 6
deadline. Otherwise, Canadians would
have “uneven access” to euthanasia, he
said.
‘Hatchet to
liberty’: New senate bill expands FBI’s
warrantless surveillance powers
: “This bill
takes a hatchet to important protections
for Americans’ liberty. This bill would
mean more government surveillance of
Americans, less due process and less
independent oversight of US intelligence
agencies,” Oregon Democrat Ron Wyden
Extremist group
in Texas trains to shoot Muslims with
bullets dipped in pig blood
: “A lot of us here are using either
pig’s blood or bacon grease on our
bullets, packing it in the middle so
that when you shoot a Muslim, they go
straight to hell,” says one man in the
video, while another insists, “Don’t
f*ck with white people.”
Preacher carrying
‘you deserve to be raped’ sign hit over
the head by baseball bat-wielding woman:
Video
- A street preacher who yells anti-gay
messages got hit over the head by a
student outraged by his offensive
speech.
Donald Trump
blasts Obama's visit to Hiroshima
:
Donald Trump bashed Barack Obama for not
mentioning the 1941 attack on Pearl
Harbor during his visit to Japan - one
day after dismissing the president's
entire trip as 'pathetic'.
F**K The Police:
Anti-Trump Protests Rage In San Diego
Video - “I command all those assembled
at 500 Harbor Drive to immediately
disperse. You may move to L Street East.
If you do not do so you will be
arrested. If you refuse to move,
chemical agents and other weapons will
be used.”
Telemundo Caught
Staging Shot at Anti-Trump Protest in
San Diego:
As you can see in the video below, the
Telemundo cameraman admits to filmmaker
Andrew Marcus of Rebel Pundit that he is
indeed staging the event.
Clinton Fans in
California Torch Sanders as Egotistical
and Destructive:
The acrimony intensifies as Clinton fans
accuse Sanders of boosting presumptive
Republican nominee Donald Trump. |
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