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Bizarro Earth

Destroying America for a one world government

Greg Hunter
USA Watchdog
Tue, 11 Jul 2023 00:00 UTC
one world government
Award-winning journalist Alex Newman, author of the popular book "Deep State," contends everything you are seeing from open borders to pushing the transgender ideology to war is all part of the push to destroy America and Christians for a One World Government hell on earth.

Newman says the riots in France are all part of the Deep State globalist game plan. Newman explains,
"France has exploded in violence. They burned down historical sites. They have been looting, shooting fireworks at the police, and it's been absolutely out of control. . . . There is a reason why the globalists have been pushing mass migration. . . . What I prove in the book, and it's more and more obvious, this has every thing to do with undermining the nation state, undermining cohesive societies and really breaking up Christianity. . . .This is very deliberate. It is calculated. What happens is people look around them and say, wow, I don't share the same language, the came culture, the same religion, the same ideas, the same upbringing. We can't even talk to each other. What's the purpose of having the arbitrary line on a map that we call France or Sweden or Germany? Why not have a big European super state and then later a one world system. So, that's what they are doing. The evidence is overwhelming. The globalists love what's happening in France-destruction, polarization, shaking the grounds of society. You see churches burning, and this is very deliberate. By the way, the U.S. State Department was involved in training the agitators who have made this mess in France."
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Network

President Xi meets with China's 'old friend' Henry Kissinger in Beijing, Washington says visit was not on behalf of US gov't


Reuters
Thu, 20 Jul 2023 08:45 UTC
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© WeiboFormer US secretary of state Henry Kissinger meets President Xi Jinping during the elder statesman’s visit to China this week. :
China's President Xi Jinping met with veteran U.S. diplomat Henry Kissinger in Beijing, state media reported on Thursday.

He met with Xi at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, CCTV reported. No further details on the talks were disclosed.

Kissinger, 100, has also met with China's top diplomat Wang Yi and with Chinese defence minister Li Shangfu in the past few days while in Beijing

Comment: Note that in recent months China has rejected meetings with certain other, official, US reps: Blinken's visit to Vietnam will be a test for Hanoi-Moscow relations, China rejects offer of visit by Secretary of State

Footage of the meeting:





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Chess

Prigozhin appears In video weeks after aborted mutiny, says Wagner is quitting Ukraine


Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty
Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:54 UTC
Yevgeny Prigozhin
The fate of Wagner troops has been unclear since Yevgeny Prigozhin led a short-lived mutiny on June 23-24, the biggest threat to Putin’s 23 years in power
Yevgeny Prigozhin, who led the Russian private Wagner mercenary group's aborted mutiny last month, has appeared in a video purportedly filmed in Belarus welcoming his fighters and saying they would be headed to Africa as the company was halting its involvement in Russia's war with Ukraine for the foreseeable future.

In the dimly lit video, posted by his press people on Telegram on July 19, Prigozhin is shown in front of a large number of armed men, greeting them "on the land of Belarus."

Comment: See also:

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Putin

Western states banned RT 'because they fear truth' - Putin


RT
Wed, 19 Jul 2023 06:46 UTC
RT on mobile screen
© Omar Marques / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images
Media outlets are targeted in the West because they counter propaganda, the Russian president believes.

Russian media outlets including RT have been banned by Western governments because they fear the truth, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said. The president made the remarks on Wednesday during a meeting of the 'Russia - the country of possibilities' civic platform.
"Probably, [truth] is the sharpest weapon against lies, and propaganda soaked with these lies," Putin stated.
"That's exactly why our effectively only media outlet aimed at a Western audience - RT - gets shut down and obstructed everywhere. They are afraid of the truth," he added.

Comment: See also:

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We're done here: Russia launches second 'truly massive attack' on Ukrainian export facilities after not renewing lop-sided grain 'deal'

Michael Lee
Fox News
Wed, 19 Jul 2023 19:09 UTC
russia bomb ukraine port facilities Odessa
© (Ukrainian Ministry of Infrastructure / UKRAINE'S STATE EMERGENCY SERVICES VIA FACEBOOK (Reuters.)Russian launched a second day of 'massive' strikes against targets in Ukraine.
Russia launched a massive strike on Ukrainian grain and export infrastructure after pulling out of an international grain deal that allowed Ukraine to export across the Black Sea.


Comment: Whooo boy. A lie in the very first sentence. Well done, Fox News.

Russia did not "pull out" of any deal. The agreement had an end date, after which new terms would be negotiated regarding its renewal. Considering that Russia was never afforded the concessions it was promised in the first iteration of the "deal" (SWIFT access for the agricultural bank, unimpeded transport of its fertilizer, grain sent to the poorest countries, not Europe to feed livestock), plus Ukraine's blatant abuse of the safe corridor to smuggle weapons by sea, is it any wonder Moscow declined to renew it?

Russia halts participation in Black Sea grain deal until all sides of agreement are met in full


Russian missiles and drones hit targets along Ukraine's Black Sea coast overnight and into Wednesday morning, with an Odesa military spokesperson calling the strikes a "truly massive attack," according to a report from the BBC.

The strikes were the second consecutive night of attacks on the region and came after Russia pulled out of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, a wartime deal that had been in place since last summer allowing Ukrainian grain exports to reach countries that face the threat of hunger. The Kremlin claimed that its exports demands under the deal were not being honored and pulled out of the deal just hours before launching the attacks.

Comment: Commentary by Gleg Basov on Slavyangrad on Russian efficiency:
"Regarding the strikes on Odessa and elsewhere: It bears mentioning that these are not yet the 'strikes of retribution'.

All these — admittedly massive — strikes were planned in advance. Nothing of this magnitude happens as a knee-jerk reaction to a terrorist act. As always, targets must be ascertained, verified, confirmed. The amount of planning that goes into these types of combined strikes is not done in a day."

"The destruction of the Ukrainian ports is an inevitable consequence of Russia's decision to leave the 'grain deal' behind. Rather than try to police any ships with crews foolish enough to attempt docking in Ukraine, it's best to simply make it impossible to dock in Ukraine."


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UFO

Newly declassified CIA file points to loose link between JFK's assassination and UFOs

Sascha Brodsky
Popular Mechanics
Wed, 19 Jul 2023 18:52 UTC
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© Bettmann Archive filePresident John F. Kennedy and first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.
Now, conspiracy theorists are asking even more questions.

President Joe Biden has announced that he has completed his "final certification" of files to be released regarding John F. Kennedy's assassination, even though 4,684 documents are still kept secret in whole or in part.

The National Archives has already released thousands of confidential documents related to the November 1963 assassination of then-president Kennedy. The documents include information from the CIA, FBI, State Department, and other agencies on topics such as assassin Lee Harvey Oswald's contacts with Soviet and Cuban officials, anonymous tips and threats, and investigations into the shooting itself.

One of the newly released documents revealed the name of the CIA official who intercepted Oswald's mail in the months before JFK's killing: Reuben Efron. It turns out Efron had a UFO encounter in 1955 when he was on a train journey through the Soviet Union with Senator Richard Russell, Democrat of Georgia, and an Army colonel. They all saw what a CIA report called two "flying saucers," though skeptics later argued that they were Soviet aircraft. Russell was among the Warren Commission members who interviewed Marina Oswald, Lee Harvey Oswald's wife, in 1964.
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Spanish company that spied on Assange for CIA also allegedly spied for it on meetings held by Latin American leaders

José María Irujo
El Pais
Tue, 18 Jul 2023 18:33 UTC
David Morales Julian Assange Undercover Global
© UC Global/ReutersDavid Morales, left, owner of Spanish security firm Undercover Global SL.
David Morales, owner of the Spanish security company UC Global, S.L., which spied on Julian Assange during the Wikileaks founder's time at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, also allegedly spied for the CIA on meetings held in 2018 by the former president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa (2007-2017), with former presidents of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay - Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Dilma Rousseff and José Mujica - according to a new examination of his MacBook laptop ordered by Spanish Judge Santiago Pedraz, who has been investigating Morales for three years.

The ex-military officer had been hired by the Correa government to handle security at the Ecuadorian Embassy, where Assange was taking refuge. Morales ordered his workers to spy on Assange's meetings with his lawyers, but he also did the same to Correa, especially after he left office, to pass information to his successor and political adversary, Lenín Moreno.

Comment: There's enough evidence of U.S. chicanary to set Assange free ten times over. But the fix appears to have been already in:

What Assange judge, Vanessa Baraitser thought about the CIA's plot to kill or abduct him
[Baraitser] matter-of-factly read aloud to the court:
"They [the defense] alleged that the US authorities discussed more extreme measures such as kidnapping or poisoning Mr. Assange. I have declined to make findings of fact regarding whether this took place, as the allegations are currently being investigated in Spain. I merely note here that if the allegations are true, they demonstrate a high level of concern by the US authorities regarding Mr. Assange's ongoing activities."
She did not condemn such a potential extrajudicial killing or abduction in the heart of London, just steps from Harrods, and within the sovereign territory of another nation with which Britain has diplomatic relations. Baraitser notes that she did not make an effort to discover if "the allegations are true." But then says if they are true, it would not demonstrate a high level of concern about the commission of a state crime, but rather shows just how upset Assange made the Americans.

This kind of judicial thinking is beyond alarming and shows that even if the Yahoo! revelations are admitted to the High Court, it may have little sway on a judiciary that seems in lockstep with whatever the U.S. wants.


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Russian military issues maritime warning for Black Sea


RT
Wed, 19 Jul 2023 18:10 UTC
grain shipments istanbul ukraine russia
© REUTERS/Umit Bektas/FileCommercial vessels including vessels which are part of Black Sea grain deal wait to pass the Bosphorus strait off the shores of Yenikapi during a misty morning in Istanbul, Turkey, October 31, 2022.
All ships heading for Ukrainian ports will be treated as potentially carrying weaponry, the Russian Defense Ministry has said

The Russian military issued a new navigational warning for the Black Sea on Wednesday, declaring certain areas in its international waters to be "temporarily unsafe" for vessels. Apart from that, the military advised seafarers against attempting to reach Ukraine's ports, stating that all vessels heading there will be treated as potential carriers of war goods starting from Thursday.

Therefore, the flag state of a ship attempting to reach the Ukrainian Black Sea ports will be deemed as "taking part in the Ukrainian conflict on the side of the Kiev regime," the Russian Defense ministry said in a statement.

Comment: Russia has neatly terminated the one unspoken use of the so-called "Green Corridor":





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Best of the Web: NYT casually drops a truth bomb: about 30% of "COVID deaths" weren't from COVID

David Strom
Hot Air
Wed, 19 Jul 2023 01:32 UTC
notcovid
© Atlantic/KJN30% NOT IT
Lots of health statistics can be deceiving, especially when comparing countries to countries and even region to region.

It can be intensely frustrating when non-comparable stats are used to make a point, usually a political point.

The most obvious case is comparing infant mortality statistics between countries; the US often looks bad in these comparisons, but that is mostly due to the fact that we actually count the mortality of infants, while other countries bury the data by excluding a lot of deaths from their statistics. A number of countries classify early deaths of infants who were live births as being stillborn, for instance. In the US we count any baby born alive who subsequently dies in our infant mortality statistics.

Another case is COVID stats, where the US ranks pretty poorly, as with infant mortality. Despite years of being told that the US government has been rigorous in properly counting COVID deaths, everybody who has a working brain should have figured out by now that the US has grossly overcounted deaths from the virus.

There are lots of reasons for that. There was an actual financial incentive to do so, with the government paying larger sums to healthcare providers for COVID patients, and paying the death expenses of those who died from COVID.

And, of course, the Establishment wanted everybody panicked and compliant, and no better way to do that than claim every motorcycle accident victim a COVID death.
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Justin Trudeau's political prisoners

Gord Magill
Newsweek
Thu, 13 Jul 2023 03:14 UTC
truckers
© Washington PostCanadian truckers protest • Ottawa, Canada
It's been 18 months since Canada's Freedom Convoy rocked the world, when truckers from all corners of Canada descended on Ottawa to protest Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's vindictive and punishing vaccine mandates. The three-week long protest was a joyous expression of human solidarity in the face of two years of ginned up moral panic and psychological warfare perpetrated against Canadians by their own government, and the shockwaves were felt throughout the world — both from the power of the protest and the vicious response to it by Trudeau.

While the Convoy was still hundreds of kilometers from Ottawa, Trudeau's Public Safety Minister, Marco Mendocino, was planning a media campaign deploying "a similar message to the one used in response to the Jan. 6 attacks in Washington, D.C." which would emphasize the "more extreme elements" of the protestors. Trudeau memed himself into believing that a January 6 type insurrection was about to storm Parliament Hill, and promptly vacated the city to hide at a chalet in rural Quebec, where he remained for several days.

The Freedom Convoy did not deliver on any of these manufactured concerns. In the three weeks of the protest, not a single violent act was committed. The protesters cleaned the streets of Ottawa and fed the homeless, and the weekends were raucous and joyful, with techno dance parties in the streets lasting into the wee hours.

Comment: Given there is 'complete deniability' for non-acts of the accused, there is no deniability regarding the actions of Trudeau and his administration.

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