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The Mueller Report indicts the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory

Aaron Maté
The Nation
Fri, 26 Apr 2019 00:01 UTC

For more than two years, leading US political and media voices promoted a narrative that Donald Trump conspired with or was compromised by the Kremlin, and that Special Counsel Robert Mueller would prove it. In the process, they overlooked countervailing evidence and diverted anti-Trump energies into fervent speculation and prolonged anticipation. So long as Mueller was on the case, it was possible to believe that "The Walls Are Closing In" on the traitor/puppet/asset in the White House.

The long-awaited completion of Mueller's probe, and the release of his redacted report, reveals this narrative - and the expectations it fueled - to be unfounded. No American was indicted for conspiring with Russia to influence the 2016 election. Mueller's report does lay out extensive evidence that Trump sought to impede the investigation, but it declines to issue a verdict on obstruction. It presents no evidence that the Trump campaign conspired with an alleged effort by the Russian government to defeat Hillary Clinton, and instead renders this conclusion: "Ultimately, the investigation did not establish that the [Trump] Campaign coordinated or conspired with the Russian government in its election-interference activities." As a result, Mueller's report provides the opposite of what Russiagate promoters led their audiences to expect: Rather than detailing a sinister collusion plot with Russia, it presents what amounts to an extended indictment of the conspiracy theory itself.

Comment: Some past pieces from Aaron Maté on the Russiagate hoax:

RIP, Russiagate
New Studies Show Pundits Are Wrong About Russian Social-Media Involvement in US Politics
Just days to the midterm elections, Russiagate is MIA...and that's a good thing
The Mueller investigation is sending people to jail for everything but collusion
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Debunking the US-manufactured Russian 'security crisis' and Putin panic: A two-part interview with Stephen F. Cohen

Labour's Thornberry brands Trump a 'threat to OUR world order' before state visit

RT
Mon, 29 Apr 2019 09:59 UTC

The Labour Party's shadow foreign secretary got on board with the anti-Trump crowd ahead of the US president's visit to the UK, declaring him a 'threat to our world order." But some commenters took issue with her choice of words.

"Donald Trump's statement on the Arms Trade Treaty is the final confirmation that he is not the Leader of the Free World, he never has been, and he does not deserve the honour of a State Visit to Britain," Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry tweeted on Friday. "He is nothing but a disgrace to his office and a threat to our world order."

Thornberry was responding to Trump's decision to withdraw from the UN's Arms Trade Treaty. The treaty would impose checks and limitations on the export of arms to foreign governments, and according to Trump, would threaten Americans' Second Amendment right to "keep and bear arms."

Dodgy Mueller report contains claim Russia taped Bill Clinton having phone sex with Monica Lewinsky

Steven Nelson
Washington Examiner
Tue, 23 Apr 2019 00:00 UTC

Special counsel Robert Mueller's report mentions a claim that Russians recorded President Bill Clinton having phone sex with White House intern Monica Lewinsky - but the reference was redacted from the version released to the public.

The redaction is likely to anger Republicans, because the allegation has been known since at least 2001 and the Mueller report's reference to a claim that President Trump watched prostitutes urinating in a Moscow hotel room was not struck out.

Clinton allegedly was recorded by Russia in the 1990s, allowing Russia to learn of the affair before American officials. A reference to the Clinton intercept was redacted from the Mueller report to protect "personal privacy," but sources told the Washington Examiner that the context makes clear what was blacked out.

FBI chief calls for united front of government and private entities to 'combat China'

Owen Churchill
South China Morning Post
Sun, 28 Apr 2019 12:42 UTC

China is determined to "steal its way up the economic ladder" at the United States' expense, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation said on Friday, warning of the "multilayered" counter-intelligence threat posed by Beijing.

"China has pioneered a societal approach to stealing innovation in any way it can, from a wide array of businesses, universities and organisations," said Christopher Wray, who has served as the head of America's principal federal law enforcement agency since 2017.

Comment: And yet, amongst many other achievements unparalleled by other nations, China was able to navigate to the dark side of the moon.

Beijing's campaign to steal US technology and trade secrets was being waged through intelligence services, state-owned enterprises, "ostensibly private companies" and graduate students and researchers, Wray said, calling the intelligence threat posed by China "broader [and] more severe" than that of any other country.

Comment: According to dictionary.com the definition of fascism is as follows:

fascism [ fash-iz-uh m ] noun ( sometimes initial capital letter ) a governmental system led by a dictator having complete power, forcibly suppressing opposition and criticism, regimenting all industry, commerce, etc., and emphasizing an aggressive nationalism and often racism.

And this proposed merger of government and private industry that the FBI chief is calling for, under guise of the 'China threat', could bring the US yet another step closer.

See also:

The second Belt and Road forum: A transformation of the world economic order
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Indian minister: Pakistan can never be treated as a friend to India

NDTV
Sat, 27 Apr 2019 23:42 UTC

Rajasthan wants to elect a strong, stable government at the Centre:

General VK Singh (retd), Union Minister of State for External Affairs, today said that Pakistan can never be a friend of India.

Addressing a press conference at the state BJP headquarters here, the former Chief of Army Staff said if India ever considered Pakistan as its friend, it would be the biggest weakness of the country.

"I was informed about opposition candidates in the border areas of Rajasthan claiming that Pakistan was not a threat to India and hence it should not be treated as an enemy nation."

"But a country which has been triggering proxy wars against India besides being a terrorist hub can never be treated as a friend. Treating Pakistan as a friend will be the biggest weakness of India," General Singh said.

US Navy drafts new guidelines for reporting UFOs to 'destigmatize them'

Bryan Bender
Politico
Tue, 23 Apr 2019 17:44 UTC

Comment: Wow. It took a while, but we're apparently now in a reality where UFOs are an accepted part of our reality...

© Stan Honda/AFP/Getty ImagesThe Navy isn't endorsing the idea that its sailors have encountered alien spacecraft - but it also does not want to dismiss strange aerial sightings by credible military personnel.

The service says it has also 'provided a series of briefings by senior Naval Intelligence officials as well as aviators who reported hazards to aviation safety.'

The U.S. Navy is drafting new guidelines for pilots and other personnel to report encounters with "unidentified aircraft," a significant new step in creating a formal process to collect and analyze the unexplained sightings - and destigmatize them.

The previously unreported move is in response to a series of sightings of unknown, highly advanced aircraft intruding on Navy strike groups and other sensitive military formations and facilities, the service says.

"There have been a number of reports of unauthorized and/or unidentified aircraft entering various military-controlled ranges and designated air space in recent years," the Navy said in a statement in response to questions from POLITICO. "For safety and security concerns, the Navy and the [U.S. Air Force] takes these reports very seriously and investigates each and every report.

Comment: So, is this move by necessity, or part of a slow drip of disclosure the military is trying to control? For instance, why was this story on the AATIP allowed to be aired at all, even though it negatively characterized Elizondo's funding?

Even Tucker Carlson weighed in on the news:

UN Special Rapporteur on Privacy meets with Assange in Belmarsh prison: "I will act on the videos of Assange's meetings in the embassy"

Stefania Maurizi
Reppublica
Thu, 25 Apr 2019 23:04 UTC

He is the first person who has been able to visit Julian Assange at the Belmarsh prison besides Assange's lawyers. In fact, although two weeks have passed since the arrest of the WikiLeaks' founder, no other visitors are allowed apart from his lawyers. The UN Special Rapporteur on Privacy, Professor Joe Cannataci, just visited Julian Assange at the Belmarsh prison, a high security prison marked by the strictest prison regime in the UK, and in fact even visitors have to undergo to intensive controls, including police interviews, and of course meetings are monitored. Repubblica just interviewed the UN Rapporteur Cannataci.

Professor Cannataci, how did Assange seem to be doing?

«My visit went well, Mr Assange was ready to answer my questions. We have already started gathering facts and asked questions of Assange's legal team and of the Ecuadorian ambassador in London».

How is Julian Assange? We were all shocked by his appearance the day of his arrest...

«I am not a physician, and so I am unable to make a medical assessment of him and of course I met him in prison, which is never a pleasant place to meet, however, it seemed to me he was in fairly good condition».

Comment:

Spanish journalist arrested after attempted sale of Assange surveillance videos
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Ex-consul debunks MSM claims Assange at odds with embassy staff: 'He respected us'
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Porton Down: Secret UK military lab killed 48,400 animals in 7 years

Sean Rayment
Mirror
Sat, 27 Apr 2019 18:56 UTC

Almost 50,000 animals have been killed in military testing at a top-secret government research base, the Sunday Mirror can reveal.

During a series of experiments, scientists blew up pigs, infected monkeys with biological weapons and poisoned guinea pigs with nerve gas.

Figures seen by this newspaper show 48,400 animals were killed at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory at Porton Down, Wiltshire, between 2010 and 2017.

Animal rights activists claim the tests are unnecessary and the numbers being killed are "alarming".

Comment: Sputnik provides further details on story and the relevance of the site relating to the Skripal saga:

[...]

Porton Down laboratory entered the limelight in connection with the poisoning of former Russian GRU officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury in 2018. The laboratory ran tests to determine which agent was used on them, but Russia suspects that the nerve agent could have originated from Porton Down's own experiments, as it has historically dealt with such substances. Moscow demanded that London explain the nature of Porton Down's latest experiments, as the laboratory is located so close to Salisbury, where the Skripals lived.

The UK, in turn, has pushed a narrative of blaming Moscow for the attack without presenting any credible evidence supporting the accusations.

The laboratory is also known for past questionable experiments. Namely, it contaminated an entire island in order to turn anthrax bacteria into a weapon that could be used against German cities during the Second World War. Porton Down also conducted dubious experiments on British servicemen in a bid to develop protection from certain nerve agents. One such experiment led to the death of Ronald Maddison, aged 20, in 1953.

And for more insight into the nefarious activities Porton Down fosters, see:

Footage of LSD trialled on UK marines, and other human experiments courtesy of Porton Down
Inside Porton Down, the shady UK chemical weapons lab that developed VX, used innocent civilians as guinea pigs
Porton Down: Lab behind Skripal poison probe has dark history of secret government-run human testing
Porton Down, Base AL/499 and bizarre accounts of other mysterious phantom bases

Iranian drone video shows close-up shots of US aircraft carrier, seemingly undetected

RT
Sun, 28 Apr 2019 13:47 UTC

An Iranian UAV has reportedly brazenly approached a US aircraft carrier group in the Persian Gulf to film the ships close-up in HD. The images were shared by Tehran's semi-official news agency.

The undated clip, which was released by Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps, showed a homemade Ababail-3 drone taking off from an Iranian airfield with the musical accompaniment of a rather epic tune.

Its audacious mission proved successful, according to Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency, which reported on the close-up shots of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower aircraft carrier apparently taken by the UAV.

Comment: After successfully reverse engineering a US spy drone, and more recently hacking a US drone, evidently Iran is taking advantage of its newfound knowledge. So much so that at each stage they've been eager to share it with the world, or, more particularly, the US:

The Real Story Behind Israel's Attack on "Iranian" Targets in Syria and Trump's Abandonment of the Iran Deal
Iran hacks and controls US drones, shows footage from missions as proof
Iran unveils combat UAV based on captured US spy drone design

'Win' for centrist 'socialist' party as Spanish election yields yet ANOTHER minority coalition government in western Europe

RT
Sun, 28 Apr 2019 21:34 UTC

Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez' socialist party PSOE is set to come out on top in Sunday's elections, but it'll have to form a coalition in the fragmented parliament. Meanwhile, right-wing party Vox enters with over 20 seats.

With the Spanish political landscape increasingly fragmented, voters went to the polls on Sunday to take part in the country's third general election in four years. Turnout was a high 75 percent, and all 350 seats in Spain's Congress of Deputies were up for grabs.

With 84 percent of votes counted by Sunday evening, Sanchez' decision to call a snap election in February looks to have paid off. His socialist PSOE party looks set to take 123 seats, or 29 percent of the vote. Previously, Sanchez led a minority government of 85 deputies, with the support of a handful of independence-favoring Catalonian parties.

Comment: The trend of schlerotic election results continues in western Europe. No elections in any country west of Austria has produced a majority government in the last 5 years.

No doubt this too is Russia's fault, what with all its 'meddling' and 'divisiveness'...

In reality, of course, it's a strong sign of 'a house divided' by its own hand.

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