A couple years ago I wrote an article on the growing global problem of human trafficking and the sex slavery trade. Another related ongoing shameful practice that's also increasing globally is the harvesting of human organs from war victims and selling them on the black market. This presentation will focus on this deplorable crime being committed regularly on each of the current warfronts and beyond, who the profiteering perpetrators are and the beneficiary nations where organs are trafficked.

With the war in Syria still raging in its fifth year, the Damascus university medical doctor heading the newly formed Medical Forensics department Dr. Hussein Nofal estimates that at least 18,000 Syrians have had organs removed during the war thus far. Since the outbreak of war in 2012, 6.5 million people have been displaced within Syria and another 4.8 million have become refugees forced to flee to neighboring countries like Turkey and Lebanon or 10% have migrated to Europe. With another 386,000 estimated dead, that's 11.7 million humans in Syria who have violently lost their lives or homes - stunningly over half the total prewar population of 22 million Syrians.

All this tragic human horror only occurs because of an overly aggressive, imperialistic US-Israeli foreign policy creating a path of chaos and destruction across the Middle East and North Africa secretly supporting Islamic terrorists to fight US-Israeli proxy wars to illegally overthrow sovereign national governments like Assad's. The ruling elite behind the Greater Israel Project deploys US Empire to manufacture unlawful wars and the subsequent largest migration crisis since WWII to willfully and methodically destabilize the world generating such dire human living conditions that expedite formation of a one world government.

The all too common human story is that thousands of Syrians unable to find work trapped in inhumane conditions at migrant refugee camps in adjacent countries have opted to desperately sell their organs in order to support their families. Parasitic criminal gangs and international cabal rings opportunistically set up thriving predatory operations exploiting the surplus of war refugees by organizing intricate organ trafficking networks throughout countries like Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Egypt.

Newly released flight logs show former US president Bill Clinton flew on convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's infamous "Lolita Express" jet at least 26 times.

Initial reportsin January suggested Clinton was on board the billionaire's Boeing 727 on "only" 11 occasions, but documents obtained by Fox News show he flew with Epstein more than two dozen times.

Between 2001 and 2003, while Hillary was serving as a US Senator, Bill took a number of "extended junkets" around the world with the hedge fund manager.

There were also a number of other passengers identified on the manifests, usually with their initials or first name, including one named "Tatiana."

Clinton reportedly ditched his Secret Service detail for at least five flights, even though there does not appear to be any of the required paperwork for signing the detail off.

A group of Syrian migrants returned to Turkey, under an action plan hammered out with the European Union this spring, have been detained for nearly three weeks without access to lawyers, British media reported Monday.

The Ankara-Brussels migrants-for-refugees deal came into force on April 4 despite rights groups' criticism of what they deem to be an unfair agreement and Turkey an unsafe country for the migrants' return.

"They won't allow us to leave... If they told us you must stay here for one month or two months, that would be OK - but we just don't know," an inmate who asked to be known by the pseudonym of Lara told The Guardian.

Lara, one of 12 Syrians returned by plane on April 27 and held in a remote detention center in southern Turkey's Duzici, said she and her family cancelled their asylum claims in Greece "to come back to our homes, not to this prison here."

Ukraine and Turkey have signed on Monday a military cooperation plan, Ukrainian General Staff said.

"Taking into account the geopolitical situation in the Black Sea region, we are continuing to develop military cooperation with Turkey as a Ukrainian strategic partner. In recent time the cooperation between Ankara and Kiev gained additional weight. Today Ukrainian and Turkish Armed Forces signed an implementation plan of military cooperation," the General Staff said in a statement.

An RT Arabic crew has travelled to a gorge just 50 kilometers north of Islamic State's Syrian stronghold, Raqqa, to examine a mass grave where scores of victims were executed.

Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) militants, which controlled the town of Suluk, before Kurdish YPG forces liberated it last year, threw the bodies of the victims off a ravine, a local Kurdish commander told RT.

"Just after we arrived to liberate the area, we met with Kurds and Arabs, and asked them about Daesh's [Arabic acronym for Islamic State] crimes. We discovered thousands of bodies of innocent victims in the ravine," Mohamed Jirkis said.

IS reportedly carried out mass executions. RT met a witness, who shared horrific details of the atrocities.


"They would bring those still alive to the precipice, blindfold them and shoot above their heads to scare them. People would then start running and fall over the edge. They'd bring the bodies of others, covered in blankets, and throw them off," local resident Abdel Halif Al-Jasim said.

"The proof is these bones and the blood that's there. Nobody knows how deep the gorge is," he added. It is very hard to assess how many died in the ravine.

While unleashing hysterics over Crimea's reunification with Russia, the representatives of official Kiev love to shout about "violations of international law," but don't want to go into the specifics, instead limiting themselves only to mentioning a couple documents taken out of their international, legal context. No wonder. After all, according to international law, the residents of Crimea, Donbass, Ossetia, and Abkhazia can decide themselves how they want to live. But the West "plays in its own court" in recognizing the right to self-determination only for their own minions...

Some very interesting surveys can be found on the blog of the famous media expert, Anatoly Shariy which were carried out among the residents of European states, in particular those of Germany and Poland. When a significant portion of the respondents were asked how they feel about the events which happened in Crimea in 2014, Europeans responded that any territory should be able to decide its own fate in referendum. The mix-up is that the masses of Germans and Poles don't know about the referendum that was held in Crimea. Instead, they believe that Russia simply "occupied" the peninsula. These people just can't seem to put together in their heads how the sovereign will of a people could be unrecognized, so governments, with the aid of media, technically resort to manipulation. The truth of what happened in 2014 in Crimea, in Odessa, and in Donbass, however, is enough to drop any support for official Kiev to zero.

President Putin believes in the active theory of 'containment' of Russia, when it comes to Western foreign policy. Washington is a Printing Machine of Fiat Money.

He has often emphasised the points in time in Russia's 1000 year history, where Russia would recuperate from whichever crisis that preceded it, only to face fierce slander on behalf of its Western partners. Putin has said that any diversion from Western interests often paints Russia in a negative light, seemingly overnight - "Even during the Yeltsin era, who the West had hailed widely as a good and proper democratic Russian leader, became a raging alcoholic sensation - as soon as he dared to defend the unity of Yugoslavia."

The modern day, once again, is a time of resurgence for Russia from the crippling effects of the 1990s. Being 'contained' in various ways is therefore, nothing new. In this outtake, Putin offers a couple of words in relation to the effects of Western sanctions, plummeting oil prices, who is behind it and why.

With Libya suffering dire economic problems, a stash of golden and silver coins worth $184 million locked in a Gaddafi-era vault in the eastern city of Beyda could be worth its weight in gold. The snag is, the local officials don't have the code.

As if the crash in the price of oil was not enough for energy-rich Libya, the country is also having to deal with two rival governments opposed to one another, as well as the threat posed by Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL), which has made gains in coastal areas.


Oil output is currently less than a quarter of the 1.6 million barrels per day, which were being produced in Libya under former leader Muammar Gaddafi.

These financial problems have led to a catastrophic shortage of cash in Libya, so the $184 million locked in the central bank vault in Beyda would come in more than handy. However, the local central bank governor doesn't have the necessary five-digit code to unlock the vault, the Wall Street Journal reports.

The leadership of al-Qaeda terrorist group made a decision to increase its presence in Syria and create a permanent headquarters in the Middle Eastern nation, US media reported.

The New York Times reported Sunday, citing US and European intelligence and counterterrorism officials that al-Qaeda reconsidered the importance of Syria for the group and relocated a number of "most seasoned veterans" there from Pakistan to create an alternate headquarters.

The newspaper added that al-Qaeda would use the resources and the potential of the Nusra Front, the group's affiliate in Syria, to increase its presence in the country.

More and more western media sources now openly call Turkish President Erdogan a ruthless tyrant with a dangerous hobby of eradicating any form of opposition or freethinking; however, his strive for unilateral control over the country could end up entrapping him, given the recent challenges in the Middle East.

More and more western media sources now admit that Recep Tayyip Erdogan's behavior "rings more and more alarm bells."

In its recent analysis of the latest political developments in Turkey, the UK-based online newspaper Al-Arab calls him a "ruthless dictator with a dangerous hobby of eradication of any form of opposition and freethinking in the country".

"Erdogan is harsh and cruel with everyone, without any exceptions; he gives no piece to anyone in his country, fearing threats even in his own home palace," the newspaper says, referring to the recent changes in the country's government and the resignation of Turkey's former Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.