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A hasty 'burial at sea' and other Baghdadi raid details parallel Bin Laden death mythology

Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
Tue, 29 Oct 2019 15:05 UTC

Years after the 2011 Navy SEAL raid on the Abbottabad, Pakistan compound which killed Osama bin Laden, a bombshell investigation published in 2015 by legendary reporter Seymour Hersh debunked key elements of the Obama administration's narrative of the hit, especially related to the hasty disposal of bin Laden's body, claimed by the Pentagon to have been buried at sea within 24 hours (after DNA identity confirmation) "in accordance with Islamic tradition". But according to Hersh's sources, there was no burial at sea given "there wouldn't have been much left of bin Laden to put into the sea in any case" as the al-Qaeda leader had been "torn apart with rifle fire".

Instead, pieces of the corpse were "tossed out over the Hindu Kush mountains" by Navy SEALs during the chopper flight out of Pakistan, according to Hersh's sources. It was but one detail contradicting a broader Washington narrative meant to in part conceal the shocking fact that close American ally Pakistan had for years been hiding Osama bin Laden "in plain sight" — with knowledge at the highest levels of Islamabad intelligence officials — even as US special forces combed the mountains of Afghanistan in a futile manhunt.

And now here we are, days after another epic raid on another world's #1 terror leader's compound, with the exact same hasty "burial at sea" story from the Pentagon. In the case of ISIS terror chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's body, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley announced Monday during a Pentagon briefing: "The disposal of his [al-Baghdadi's] remains has been done and is complete and was handled appropriately." ABC and other outlets were then quick to report that —

"The remains of ISIS leader and founder Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi were disposed at sea after he died during the U.S. military raid that targeted his compound in northwest Syria over the weekend, a U.S. official confirmed Monday."

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Devin Nunes: Early leaks of Trump's calls with foreign leaders were intel gathering products

Ivan Pentchoukov
The Epoch Times
Tue, 29 Oct 2019 00:00 UTC

The leaks of the details of the calls between President Donald Trump and the leaders of Mexico and Australia in 2017 were the products of intelligence gathering, House Intelligence Committee Ranking Member Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) told The Epoch Times in an exclusive interview.

Nunes said that sources confirmed to the House Intelligence Committee that the leaks of the calls between Trump and foreign leaders were based on intelligence products, prompting Nunes to investigate the matter.

He remarked on Oct. 28:

"We knew right away in January that unmasking was occurring. Well, we knew the big one, the major one, was the Flynn transcript that was given out. And then you slowly had the Australian prime minister; you had the Mexican president, plus stories that we were seeing out in the mainstream news media. It was clear that somehow people were getting information from what appeared to be intelligence products."

Middleman helped Saudi fund Obama inaugural, top fundraiser for Clinton, Biden

Alan Suderman, Jim Mustian
AP
Tue, 29 Oct 2019 00:00 UTC

When President Barack Obama was reelected in 2012, a Saudi tycoon and his business associate sent hundreds of thousands of dollars to the U.S. to help pay for the inaugural celebration and get a picture with the president, according to court documents and an analysis of campaign finance records by The Associated Press.

U.S. election law prohibits foreign nationals from making those sorts of political contributions. But the donations Sheikh Mohammed Al Rahbani tried to send to Obama's inaugural committee were funneled through a seasoned straw donor, the records and the AP analysis show.

That intermediary, Imaad Zuberi, agreed this month to plead guilty to making illegal campaign contributions to several American political candidates on behalf of foreign nationals. He is also set to plead guilty to concealing his work as a foreign agent as he lobbied high-level U.S. government officials.

Priest denies Biden communion in South Carolina Catholic church for his abortion stance

Jessica Campisi
The Hill
Tue, 29 Oct 2019 08:55 UTC

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden was reportedly denied communion on Sunday at a South Carolina Catholic church over his abortion stance.

The former vice president, a devout Catholic, visited Saint Anthony Catholic Church in Florence for mass, but Father Robert E. Morey denied him Holy Communion because of his views on abortion, the South Carolina Morning News reports. Morey told the newspaper in a statement:

"Holy Communion signifies we are one with God, each other and the Church. Our actions should reflect that. Any public figure who advocates for abortion places himself or herself outside of Church teaching.

"As a priest, it is my responsibility to minister to those souls entrusted to my care, and I must do so even in the most difficult situations," the statement continued. "I will keep Mr. Biden in my prayers."

In order to receive communion, a Catholic must be in a state of grace and cannot participate in what is deemed a mortal sin, such as abortion.

House Democrats back down: Release resolution to take Trump impeachment proceedings public - and legal

RT
Wed, 30 Oct 2019 15:39 UTC

© Reuters / Erin Scott
House Intelligence Committee Chair Rep. Schiff speaks to media during impeachment inquiry deposition on Capitol Hill in Washington on October 28, 2019.

House Democrats have released a resolution outlining the sequence of impeachment procedures, and hope to silence Republicans' complaints that the process is unfair, secretive, or straight-up illegal, by subjecting it to a vote.

The resolution, released on Tuesday, authorizes members of both parties to subpoena and question witnesses, requisition evidence, and release transcripts (with appropriate redactions). Released by Rules Committee chair Jim McGovern (D-Massachusetts), it is expected to be put to a vote on Thursday.

If it passes, the resolution will add legal heft to Democrats' subpoenas, which have already been ignored at least once. An affirmative vote will help silence the Trump administration's complaint that the proceedings are unconstitutional - though House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has insisted all along that a vote was not necessary for lawful impeachment proceedings to continue, and has maintained that line as recently as Monday, when she announced a vote would be forthcoming anyway.

Comment: Looks like Rep. Jim Jordan and Rep. Steve Scalise managed to bring enough public shame on Dems to get them moving on providing a justification for their 'Soviet-style" secret proceedings.

Poor George Soros opines on lifelong funding of leftwing causes: 'Tide has turned against me'

Penny Starr
Breitbart
Mon, 28 Oct 2019 00:00 UTC

Billionaire George Soros, who has spent his fortune promoting leftwing politicians, media, and organizations, said over the weekend that he hasn't failed in his lifelong quest to put socialism in place in the United States, but has been impeded by his opposition, including President Donald Trump.

"Between the election of President Trump and Britain's ongoing debate over Brexit, the billionaire philanthropist George Soros recognizes that populism is on the rise and that his brand of liberal democracy is faltering," said Michel Martin, host of All Things Considered on taxpayer-funded National Public Radio (NPR).

Soros also has supported NPR, including $1.8 million given to the media outlet in 2011.

"When I got involved in what I call political philanthropy some 40 years ago, the open society idea was on the ascendant — closed societies were opening up," Soros said. "And now, open societies are on the defensive and dictatorships are on the rise."

Comment: What a laugh! Under the guise of liberalism, political philanthropy, etc., this machiavellian curmudgeon has done more to destabilize and undermine the sovereignty of world countries than perhaps any other personality alive.

Guerilla journalists sneak onto Jeffrey Epstein's 'Pedo Island'

Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
Wed, 30 Oct 2019 04:55 UTC

A group of guerilla journalists from We Are Change snuck onto Jeffrey Epstein's island, Little St. James, where they recorded the island's features in high-definition.

Founder Luke Rudowski and a crew were able to book a ride onto the deceased pedophile's island, where they found a series of "satanic gargoyles" and explored landmarks such as Epstein's strange cube-shaped 'temple.'

Comment: The other fellow was Jeff Berwick of DollarVigilante.

Kind of a Nothing-Burger. It seems rather obvious that anything incriminating on that island would have been removed long ago. Good for some thrill-seeking, though.

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Russian diplomacy threatens Western imperialism in Africa

Ulson Gunnar Author
New Eastern Outlook
Tue, 29 Oct 2019 12:00 UTC

Russia-Africa Economic and Security Summit in Sochi (Oct. 23-24)

While Russia has attempted to direct attention toward its first ever Russia-Africa Summit held in Sochi, Russia this month, it has been the systematic smear campaign launched by media in the West that has raised debate over accusations made against Moscow and exposed the hypocrisy of those making these accusations regarding their own activities in Africa.

The debate provoked by Western accusations has helped focus attention on the oft neglected affairs of the African continent and the nations and people living there, as well as compare and contrast centuries of Western abuses there with the approaches of relative newcomers like Russia and China.

For Russia's part, its summit appears well received, and were it of little or no consequence, we would probably not be seeing the significant backlash it has provoked across the Western media.

The West's Way of Dealing with Africa...

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From RussiaGate to UkraineGate: The insane pursuit of Trump's impeachment may be about to come back at accusers

Renee Parsons
Global Research
Tue, 29 Oct 2019 00:00 UTC

Dems Lose Their Marbles: Barr-Durham Moves To Criminal Prosecution As Former FBI General Counsel "Cooperates"

As the Quantum field oversees the disintegration of institutions no longer in service to the public, the Democratic party continues to lose their marbles, perpetuating their own simulated bubble as if they alone are the nation's most trusted purveyors of truth.

Since the Mueller Report failed to deliver on the dubious Russiagate accusations, the party of Thomas Jefferson continues to remain in search of another ethical pretense to justify continued partisan turmoil. In an effort to discredit and/or distract attention from the Barr-Durham and IG investigations, the Dems have come up with an implausible piece of political theatre known as Ukrainegate which has morphed into an impeachment inquiry.

The Inspector General's Report, which may soon be ready for release, will address the presentation of fabricated FBI evidence to the FISA Court for permission to initiate a surveillance campaign on Trump Administration personnel. In addition, the Department of Justice has confirmed that Special Investigator John Durham's probe into the origin of the FBI's counter intelligence investigation during the 2016 election has moved from an administrative review into the criminal prosecution realm. Durham will now be able to actively pursue candidates for possible prosecution.

'Get ready for our missiles' - Pakistan's minister for Kashmir issues stark warning over escalating tensions with India

RT
Tue, 29 Oct 2019 18:17 UTC

Countries who side with India in its standoff with Pakistan over the disputed Kashmir region face being at the receiving end of the Islamic Republic's missiles, according to the country's minister for Kashmir affairs.

Speaking at a function on Monday, Minister Ali Amin Gandapur warned that Pakistan was willing to go to war over the contested territory. "If the tension with India escalates on the issue of Kashmir, Pakistan will be forced into a war," he said.

Gandapur added that he regrets that the world has done nothing to resolve the issue and issued a stark warning to countries considering supporting India in the dispute.

Comment: For more on the issue of Kashmir, see:

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Puppet Masters

A hasty 'burial at sea' and other Baghdadi raid details parallel Bin Laden death mythology

Devin Nunes: Early leaks of Trump's calls with foreign leaders were intel gathering products

Middleman helped Saudi fund Obama inaugural, top fundraiser for Clinton, Biden

Priest denies Biden communion in South Carolina Catholic church for his abortion stance

House Democrats back down: Release resolution to take Trump impeachment proceedings public - and legal

Poor George Soros opines on lifelong funding of leftwing causes: 'Tide has turned against me'

Guerilla journalists sneak onto Jeffrey Epstein's 'Pedo Island'

Russian diplomacy threatens Western imperialism in Africa

From RussiaGate to UkraineGate: The insane pursuit of Trump's impeachment may be about to come back at accusers

'Get ready for our missiles' - Pakistan's minister for Kashmir issues stark warning over escalating tensions with India

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