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Nicaraguan president Ortega labels Zelensky a 'son of Hitler' and Netanyahu 'son of the devil'


RT
Tue, 15 Oct 2024 17:32 UTC
Daniel Ortega
© Getty Images / Jesus VargasNicaraguan President Daniel Ortega
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has slammed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky, comparing both politicians to Nazi Germany's Adolf Hitler.

Ortega made the remarks on Monday at an event to mark the 45th anniversary of the Nicaraguan police. In his speech, the president blasted Netanyahu, comparing his policies to those of the Nazis.

"At the head of the Israeli government there is a prime minister who is the son of the devil. Why? Because he practices a policy of terror and is Hitler," Ortega said.

He also lashed out at Israel's Western backers, saying the actions of the EU nations and the US are bound to either "lead the planet to a total war" or result in their complete defeat.
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Vader

Harris plans to legalize recreational marijuana and create 'forgivable' loans in bid to get black men out to vote

Perkin Alamaraj
Daily Mail
Mon, 14 Oct 2024 17:22 UTC
Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris has launched a series of measures to shore up the votes of black men amid fears they may not turn out for her on Election Day.

It comes as polls showed her level of support among black men lower than that of Joe Biden in 2020 and Hillary Clinton in 2016.

A New York Times poll last week showed 70 per cent of black male voters backing Harris, and 20 percent Donald Trump.

Harris' figure was significantly down from the 85 percent who backed Joe Biden in 2020.
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Bad Guys

Financial crime watchdog could blacklist Russia - Politico


RT
Wed, 16 Oct 2024 12:35 UTC
FATF
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) will consider whether to place Russia on its blacklist next week, Politico has reported, citing a confidential document it has seen. Ukraine has recently ramped up its campaign to pressure the Paris-based agency to blacklist Moscow, the outlet noted.

The FATF is a global intergovernmental organization that seeks to counter money laundering, financial crime, and the financing of terrorism. Being placed on the blacklist can damage a nation's financial reputation, as it signals problems in the rule of law and discourages foreign investment.

The organization will convene on October 22 at Ukraine's behest to discuss possible action against Russia, Politico wrote on Tuesday.

Kiev first approached the FATF asking to rank Russia as a high-risk jurisdiction shortly after the outbreak of the Ukraine conflict in April 2022, the outlet reported.

Russia, a member of the FATF since 2003, was suspended in February 2023, with the organization claiming that Moscow's military operation in Ukraine contradicts its core principles. Russia's Central Bank and Federal Financial Monitoring Service criticized the decision as baseless and political.


Comment: The organisation FATF obviously has no problems with Israel's continual genocide in the Middle East or there is at least no talk of suspending Israel from the organisation.


Comment: It is a little rich for Ukraine to push for the blacklisting of Russia, considering that Ukraine until a couple of years ago, even in the West, was considered one of the most corrupt countries in the world. Yet it fits the agenda of the globalists 'rules based' order.

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Arrow Up

BRICS guarantees multipolar world - Russia's top MP


RT
Mon, 14 Oct 2024 08:10 UTC
Russian State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin.
© Sputnik / Russian State DumaRussian State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin.
The State Duma chairman was commenting on Serbia's plans to join the group of emerging economies.

Countries in Europe are starting to realize that BRICS can ensure global multipolarity without blackmailing its members, unlike the US-led G7 or EU, State Duma Chair Vyacheslav Volodin has said.

The top Russian MP was commenting on Serbia's plans to explore the option of joining the group of emerging economies instead of the EU as announced by the country's deputy prime minister, Aleksandar Vulin, on Sunday.

Serbia applied to join the EU in 2009 and has been a candidate for membership since 2012. However, Brussels has been making increasingly stiff demands while offering no progress toward membership in return, according to Vulin. He explained that while Belgrade sees the EU as a partner, "we are not entirely sure that the EU sees us as a partner."

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Vader

Pentagon issues Federal Directive allowing military to use 'lethal force' against Americans, Kamala wants to weaponize DOJ


LeoHohmann.com
Sun, 13 Oct 2024 00:00 UTC
DOD Directive 5240.1
A video clip has resurfaced from May of 2019 in which Kamala Harris fantasizes about weaponizing the DOJ against speech the government doesn't like, and the platforms that allow it.

In the meantime, one month before a tense presidential election, the U.S. Department of Defense has authorized U.S. military "defense intelligence components" to use "lethal force" against American citizens if requested by state or local law enforcement in an emergency situation. More on this in a minute, but first let's get to the May 2019 video showing Kamala Harris unleashing her inner dictator.

Speaking at the annual NAACP 'Fight for Freedom Fund' dinner in Detroit, Harris threatened: "We will put the Department of Justice of the United States back in the business of justice. We will double the civil rights division, and direct Law Enforcement to counter this extremism."

She went on to say she would "hold Social Media Platforms accountable for the hate infiltrating their platforms, because they have a responsibility to help fight against this threat to our Democracy. If you don't police your platforms, we are going to hold you accountable..."
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Snakes in Suits

Chris Rufo refutes New York Times coverage on Kamala Harris plagiarism story: 'Lied by omission'

Lindsay Kornick
Fox News
Tue, 15 Oct 2024 19:57 UTC
Chris Rufo kamala
© (Left: (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images), Right: (Photo by Thomas Simonetti for The Washington Post via Getty Images))Chris Rufo reported on more than two dozen instances of plagiarism in one of Vice President Kamala Harris' books.
Conservative activist Christopher Rufo accused the New York Times on Monday of undermining his exclusive story on Vice President Kamala Harris allegedly plagiarizing passages in her book "Smart on Crime: A Career Prosecutor's Plan to Make Us Safer."

Rufo first reported so-called "plagiarism hunter," Austrian professor Stefan Weber, finding 27 times that Harris and her co-author allegedly committed some form of plagiarism, writing, "24 fragments are plagiarism from other authors, [and] 3 fragments are self-plagiarism from a work written with a co-author."

"Taken in total, there is certainly a breach of standards here. Harris and her co-author duplicated long passages nearly verbatim without proper citation and without quotation marks, which is the textbook definition of plagiarism," Rufo wrote.

The New York Times, however, downplayed the impact of these instances, citing only five passages from Rufo. The story was headlined, "Conservative Activist Seizes on Passages From Harris Book," and has three credited authors.
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Cult

German opposition leader suggests 'mobilizing' private savings


RT
Tue, 15 Oct 2024 18:34 UTC
Friedrich Merz
Friedrich Merz, head of the Christian Democratic Union of Germany (CDU) political party, is pictured on stage on day two of the CDU/CSU party congress on October 12, 2024 in Augsburg, Germany.
A senior German opposition figure has suggested "mobilizing" private savings to fund public infrastructure. Friedrich Merz, the nominee for chancellor from the conservative CDU/CSU coalition, argued that such a measure would help Berlin avoid accruing more debt.

Germany's Ministry for Economic Affairs last week released a forecast showing GDP declining by 0.2% in 2024, a sharp downgrade from the previously projected 0.3% expansion. This would mark the second straight year of recession for the EU's economic powerhouse.

Germany's prized industrial sector has been struggling over the past few years, owing to a combination of headwinds, such as weak demand in key export markets, a shortage of qualified workers, and the adverse effects of no longer receiving inexpensive Russian gas.

Addressing his fellow conservatives during a party convention in Augsburg last Saturday, Merz accused the current 'traffic-light' coalition government of amassing huge debts.


Comment: Mobilizing private savings, means 'borrowing' them or as some would say, stealing them.


Comment: Instead of raiding the savings accounts of the German people, a better idea would be to rectify the mistake of making an enemy out of Russia and of shutting down cheap gas via Nord Stream 2. Without cheap gas, the de-industrialisation of Germany will only continue. Merz is seen by some as a likely new chancellor after Scholz and if he doesn't listen to the electorate and solve the key causes of the problem, then nothing much is likely to change for the better in Germany.

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Arrow Down

Germany dismisses Ukraine's demands for Taurus Missiles and NATO membership

Ahmed Adel
Global Research
Mon, 14 Oct 2024 00:00 UTC
ZelScholz
© John MacDougall/AFP/Getty ImagesGerman Chancellor Olaf Scholz • Ukraine leader Volodymry Zelensky
Berlin has spurned two key demands that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tried to "sell" during his European tour to promote his so-called Victory Plan: getting the green light for deep strikes into Russian territory (which would require German Taurus missiles, among others) and speeding up Ukraine's accession to NATO, German media reported.
According to Bild, Zelensky had a packed itinerary that included a whirlwind tour of the UK, France, Italy, and Germany in a bid to garner Western support for his "Victory Plan." However, the outlet emphasised that although German Chancellor Olaf Scholz did not give a categorical "no", he did not respond positively to the Ukrainian requests.

Moreover, Bild said the chancellor's talk about the promised "billions in aid for Ukraine" at a press conference with Zelensky was nothing more than a farce. This package does not include any new weapons since the amount and projects mentioned were, in fact, "already approved and financed last year."

The outlet said Kiev's hopes of obtaining more Leopard 2 tanks had been dashed despite the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces) still having around 300 of the main battle tanks in its inventory. The same applies to infantry fighting vehicles and armoured howitzers. The decision comes as the German Defence Ministry does not believe that Kiev will be able to carry out a new counteroffensive in the near future, the sources told the newspaper.

Comment: Ukraine has become a loose end - more obligation than priority.

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Gavel

"No kidding! No joke!" Liberals call on Biden to commit unconstitutional acts in his final days

Jonathan Turley
jonathanturley.org
Sun, 13 Oct 2024 00:00 UTC
S of Liberty
© Tenth Amendment CenterStatue of Liberty
With the end of the Biden Administration in sight, liberal pundits seem to be striving to prove that the only difference between a lawbreaker and a law-abiding citizen is the ability to get away with the crime. Popular figures on the left from Michael Moore to Keith Olbermann are calling on President Joe Biden to commit overtly unlawful acts in his final 100 days in office, including targeting his political opponents. In one of the few statements of Moore with which I agree, he stated that this is "no joke." It certainly is not.

It is the same logic used by looters that they have a license for illegality. However, this constitutional looting would endanger not just the Constitution but the country as a whole if Biden were to heed this advice.

In a posting on Substack, Moore told Biden that it was time to yield to temptation and check off a liberal 13-item "bucket list" of demands, tossing aside questions of legality or constitutionality in the process.
"You're not done. You've still got 100 days left in office! And the Supreme Court has just granted you super powers — AND immunity! You don't answer to anyone. For the first time in over 50 years, you don't have to campaign for anything... You have full immunity! No kidding! No joke! That's not hyperbole! You can get away with anything! And what if anything means everything to the people?"

Comment: Biden's dilemma: So many illegalities to choose from, so little time!

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Warning

Ukraine's battlefield situation 'critical' - ex-Nato official


RT
Mon, 14 Oct 2024 10:48 UTC
Kujat
© Müller-Stauffenberg/ullstein bild/Getty ImagesHarald Kujat
The key Donbass stronghold of Pokrovsk will inevitably fall, Harald Kujat believes.

Ukraine will soon have to abandon the key Donbass city of Pokrovsk as its defenses slowly crumble under Russian attacks, General Harald Kujat, a former chief of staff of the German armed forces and chairman of the NATO Military Committee, believes.

In an interview with journalist and podcaster Flavio von Witzleben on Sunday, Kujat, who chaired the NATO Military Committee between 2002 and 2005, suggested that Ukraine's plan to divert Russian units away from Donbass via its Kursk incursion has failed because Russia has not had to curtail its offensive in the region.

Describing the Kursk offensive as an "all-in action", he said:
"Ukraine originally intended... that the Russians would pull combat troops back [to Kursk Region], but this has now turned out to be to its own detriment because the Russians are now tying up the urgently needed Ukrainian reserves that are now missing in Donbass."
As a result, Russia is slowly advancing in Donbass at a pace consistent with the desire to minimize losses, Kujat believes.
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