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If Brexit actually goes ahead Bojo's Britain has a lot of work to do

Jonathan Arnott
RT
Fri, 31 Jan 2020 20:00 UTC

If the UK 'plays it safe' by copying EU rules after Brexit, we will lose almost everything gained by leaving the European Union and the general public won't forgive the Prime Minister.

Comment: It would appear that something similar is already in the works:

The Guardian understands that earlier in the day, the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, had been urged by France during an internal meeting of EU27 diplomats to demand that the UK sign up to dynamic alignment across the board on state aid, environmental, social and labour standards.

Over the next eleven months, the shape of Britain's future relationship with the European Union will become evident. With such a large majority, the government has broad latitude to decide its own approach to negotiations.

Consider this article to be a warning to Boris Johnson. Do not let the British people down. Do not give in to the EU, in the hope of gaining closer access to its markets. Do not allow the UK to be so tied in to future EU rules that we can't possibly negotiate a decent trade deal with other countries around the world. Do not tie the UK in to EU immigration laws. Do not permit the European Court of Justice any role in policing British laws post-Brexit.

Comment: If current trends are anything to go by, the future for the UK does not look very bright: Dissatisfaction with democracy "at record high" - world's largest study

See also: The story of the UK general election is not Brexit, it's the coming break-up of Britain

Pentagon identifies 2 airmen killed in Afghan crash, denies hostile action, residents doubt Taliban involvement

RFE/RL
Thu, 30 Jan 2020 12:00 UTC

The Pentagon has identified the two U.S. Air Force officers killed in the crash of their Bombardier E-11A electronic-surveillance plane in Afghanistan and restated that there was no indication the plane was downed by hostile fire.

The U.S. military on January 29 said the victims were Lieutenant Colonel Paul Voss, 46, of Guam and Captain Ryan Phaneuf, 30, of New Hampshire.

The cause of the crash in Afghanistan's Ghazni Province remains under investigation.

"I'm pretty confident there was no enemy action involved. Aircraft mishaps happen," General Frank McKenzie, commander of U.S. Central Command, told reporters at the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.

Comment: See also:

Assassination of Soleimani Just One Shot in Battle of The Ages to Stop Eurasian Integration
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Ex-Trump aide Carter Page files suit against DNC over dossier: 'This is only the first salvo'

Brooke Singman
Fox News
Thu, 30 Jan 2020 10:48 UTC

Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page filed a lawsuit Thursday in federal court against the Democratic National Committee, law firm Perkins Coie and its partners tied to the funding of the unverified dossier that served as the basis for highly controversial surveillance warrants against him.

The suit was filed in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Illinois' Eastern Division Thursday morning, and was described by his attorneys as the "first of multiple actions in the wake of historic" Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) abuse.

"This is a first step to ensure that the full extent of the FISA abuse that has occurred during the last few years is exposed and remedied," attorney John Pierce said Thursday. "Defendants and those they worked with inside the federal government did not and will not succeed in making America a surveillance state."

He added: "This is only the first salvo. We will follow the evidence wherever it leads, no matter how high. ... The rule of law will prevail."

The DNC fired back Thursday night. "Carter Page's baseless claims are recycled from his previous lawsuit, which was dismissed last year," spokeswoman Adrienne Watson said.

Page first filed a defamation suit on his own against the parties in October 2018 in federal court in Oklahoma, but that suit was dismissed in January 2019 after the judge ruled the court lacked jurisdiction over the case because neither Page nor the DNC had strong enough ties to the state.

Comment: In other words, Watson's dismissal of the lawsuit as "baseless" because its claims are "recycled" is nonsense. It was dismissed because of jurisdictional issues, not because of the nature of any of Page's claims.

Hillary Clinton vs Mark Zuckerberg

Binoy Kampmark
Oriental Review
Fri, 31 Jan 2020 07:45 UTC

It is another one of those contests and disagreements where the contestants should all lose, or at the very least, be subjected to a torturous stalemate. Hillary Clinton remains the nasty sprinkle on the Democratic Party in the United States, ever hopeful that some door might open to enable her to come sliding in, taking the reins to what she regards as her possession: the White House.

Not winning in 2016 against Donald Trump, a person considered less electable than most cartoon characters, requires more than sessions of therapy and good dozes of mind numbing medication. Clinton's therapy has been one of self-denial and accusation of others, strained through a device that gives her miraculous exoneration for her own failings. That device lies in the realm of information, because this individual, renowned for her own sharp slant on it (remember those fictional sniper bullets she apparently dodged during a visit to Bosnia in 1996?), feels she has been terribly hard done by. The US may have attempted to thrown off aristocracy in becoming a republic, but it has done a good job of finding sawdust substitutes.

The dish served up to interviewers and journalists regarding Clinton's defeat is always the same: I would have won had I not encountered the roadblocks of that impossible James B. Comey and "Russian WikiLeaks". She remains obsessed by rites of self-purification that ignore the inner workings of the parasitic machine she and her husband created, marked by an inability to understand the blue collar revolt that fell into Trump's lap.

Comment: See also:

Hillary Clinton wants to be CEO of Facebook
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New police policy disclosure: Sergei Skripal's home isn't his castle, it's the British Government's

John Helmer
Dances with Bears
Tue, 28 Jan 2020 21:04 UTC

The Wiltshire Police and Police Commissioner Angus Macpherson have revealed new lawlessness in their investigation of the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury on March 4, 2018.

Police Commissioner Macpherson has overseen the county-wide investigations of the Skripal case and the subsequent case of Dawn Sturgess and Charles Rowley from the beginning. Follow what he has said and done here.

Early this month Macpherson was asked to clarify contradictory accounts he, the local police, the London police, and MI6 through Mark Urban, a BBC reporter, have given in public about what has become of Skripal's home. At 47 Christie Miller Road, Salisbury, the house was attacked with chemical warfare agent Novichok at the front-door handle, according to the British Government allegations. The culprits were alleged to be two Russian assassins, agents of the military intelligence agency in Moscow, GRU.

Comment:

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US House: Bill passed to block funding for military action against Iran

RT
Thu, 30 Jan 2020 17:56 UTC

The House of Representatives has voted to restrict President Donald Trump's ability to launch military strikes on Iran, and will debate a measure to repeal a 2002 act that gives the US broad war-making powers in Iraq.

The first bill, which would block Trump from using federal funds to for "unauthorized military force against Iran" passed by a largely party-line vote of 228-175. It comes two weeks after the House passed a symbolic resolution restricting Trump's war-making powers. That resolution did not go on to the Senate for approval. Instead, it simply expressed the position of the House.

The second bill would repeal the 2002 Authorization for Military Force (AUMF) against Iraq, a law that granted the George W. Bush administration the power to wage war on Saddam Hussein, and has been used by successive administrations to launch operations throughout the Middle East. The House began debating the bill following the successful Iran vote.

Even if both bills pass the Democrat-controlled House, they will likely meet their end in the Republican-held Senate. Were they to pass the upper house, they would almost certainly be vetoed by Trump. On Wednesday, the president accused Democrats of using the bills to "make it harder for Presidents to defend America, and stand up to, as an example, Iran."

Comment: Update: RT, 30/1/2020

The House voted 236 to 166 to kill the 2002 Authorization for Military Force (AUMF) on Iraq. The law was drafted during the presidency of George W. Bush to authorize the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

Trump's 'vision' for Israeli-Palestinian peace is DOA, perhaps that's by design

Nebojsa Malic
RT
Tue, 28 Jan 2020 20:58 UTC

Palestinian factions have already rejected the "vision" for peace proposed by US President Donald Trump. Given that the plan openly aligned the US with Israel, one must wonder whether that was the intended outcome all along.

Billed as a "Vision for Peace, Prosperity and a Brighter Future," the 180-page proposal unveiled Tuesday reads much like a real estate prospectus. It promises the Palestinians a $50 billion economic development plan, jobs and investments as a way out of poverty, and statehood at some point in the future. The catch? Theirs would be a demilitarized state fully enclosed by Israel, whose security interests would take precedent.

"A realistic solution would give the Palestinians all the power to govern themselves but not the powers to threaten Israel," as the Vision itself puts it.

Comment: See also:

Palestinian UN ambassador: Trump's Middle East peace plan 'dead upon arrival'
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US' F-35 jet's gun can't shoot straight plus 873 software 'issues'

Anthony Capaccio
Bloomberg
Thu, 30 Jan 2020 20:20 UTC

Add a gun that can't shoot straight to the problems that dog Lockheed Martin Corp.'s $428 billion F-35 program, including more than 800 software flaws.

The 25mm gun on Air Force models of the Joint Strike Fighter has "unacceptable" accuracy in hitting ground targets and is mounted in housing that's cracking, the Pentagon's test office said in its latest assessment of the costliest U.S. weapons system.

The annual assessment by Robert Behler, the Defense Department's director of operational test and evaluation, doesn't disclose any major new failings in the plane's flying capabilities. But it flags a long list of issues that his office said should be resolved -- including 13 described as Category 1 "must-fix" items that affect safety or combat capability -- before the F-35's upcoming $22 billion Block 4 phase.

Comment: This is just the latest in long list of faults coming out of US weapons manufacturers:

Tough luck, Aussies! Pentagon won't compensate Australia for faulty Boeing fighter jet that went aflame on takeoff
Faulty US welding delays Britain's new £31 billion nuclear missiles
New Pentagon report reveals that half of F-35 fleet grounded by tech problems

Flashback This 1987 news segment on Joe Biden appears to catch the Presidential hopeful lying over and over again

Katie Jerkovich
Daily Caller
Thu, 30 Jan 2020 02:31 UTC

A news clip from 1987 finds multiple examples of former Vice President Joe Biden appearing to lie about his background and plagiarizing other politicians during the 1988 presidential campaign.

The video — which appears to be multiple segments compiled together — starts out with a news clip highlighting then-presidential hopeful and Democratic Sen. Joe Biden's comments during his appearance at the Iowa State Fair where he "used phrases identical" to that of British Labour Party Leader Neal Kinnock.

The video posted on Twitter reads, "In 1987 Joe Biden was proven to be a pathological liar. In 1987, when Joe Biden was running for President, he did not get caught in a lie — he got caught in at least 9 lies. They engulfed his entire campaign and almost derailed his political career."

The reporter goes on to note that "Biden seems to be claiming Kinnock's vision and life as his own."

Comment: See also: Joe Biden: A portrait of corruption

UkraineGate documentary alleges Poroshenko 'most corrupt president ever,' Hunter Biden's board job may have been bribe for his father

RT
Thu, 30 Jan 2020 19:47 UTC

Former Ukrainian officials told a French journalist that President Petro Poroshenko was directly involved in corruption, and that Hunter Biden's job at the gas company Burisma was a bribe to his father, the US vice president.

US President Donald Trump is currently on trial in the Senate, having been impeached by the House over Democrat allegations that withholding military aid to Ukraine over corruption concerns amounted to an abuse of power. Former Ukrainian officials and anti-corruption activists, however, have testified that not only was there corruption involving Burisma, the natural gas firm tied to former vice president and Democratic presidential frontrunner Joe Biden's son, but that it went all the way to the top.

These revelations can be found in the third installment of the documentary series 'UkraineGate: Inconvenient facts', produced by the French investigative journalist Olivier Berruyer, founder of popular anti-corruption and economics blog Les Crises.

Comment:

Ukraine's ex-president Poroshenko being investigated for embezzlement, allegedly stealing US aid
Solomon: Once-secret Ukrainian memos cast doubt on Joe Biden's story
Pam Bondi lays out explosive case against Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, Burisma
State department releases detailed accounts of Biden-Ukraine corruption
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Flashback This 1987 news segment on Joe Biden appears to catch the Presidential hopeful lying over and over again

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