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Beyond bias: FBI lovebirds Strzok And Page worried about being too tough on Hillary Clinton

Hillary Clinton
While the media speculates that the text from FBI lawyer Lisa Page about a "secret society" was made in jest, it still doesn't absolve her or FBI agent Peter Strzok for their unprofessional and unethical behavior. Both were involved in high-level investigations, Page and Strzok were part of the DOJ's Russia probe headed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Strzok was also involved in the Hillary Clinton email investigation. He also signed off on the FBI's counterintelligence investigation into whether there was collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russians during the 2016 election; the investigation now helmed by Mueller. Strzok was also having an extramarital affair with Page, which added to the unprofessionalism.

These investigations were supposed to have been conducted without a scintilla of bias or impropriety. Instead, what we got was a recipe for blackmail; Strzok was a top counterintelligence agent before Mueller found out about these texts, which were riddled with anti-Trump swipes; Mueller then booted Strzok from the Russia investigation. He was reassigned to human resources.

Comment: Yes, another special counsel to investigate the FBI/DOJ would be nice. It's not like we needed any more evidence of bias, mind you, but this really takes the cake. See also:


Wolf

Buchanan: In a Trump hunt, beware the perjury trap

Trump
Asked if he would agree to be interviewed by Robert Mueller's team, President Donald Trump told the White House press corps, "I would love to do it ... as soon as possible. ... under oath, absolutely."

On hearing this, the special counsel's office must have looked like the Eagles' locker room after the 38-7 rout of the Vikings put them in the Super Bowl.

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Attention

"Croatia will decide who to allow into its territory" minister for migrants declares as refugee backlash continues

Croatia migrant refugees
Picture from 2016
Croatia's Minister of the Interior Davor Božinović, speaking at an informal meeting of the EU Justice and Home Affairs Council in Sofia on Thursday, said that every country had a sovereign right to protect its borders and decide who to allow into its territory.

The migration crisis of 2015 highlighted the need to reform the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) to make it uniform, more effective and more resilient to migratory pressures and prevent its abuse. Pursuant to the European Council decision of December 2017, an agreement on the reform should be reached by June this year. Croatia supports the reform of the CEAS, as well as of the Dublin Regulation, but the member states should not be overburdened with the redistribution of asylum seekers, and solidarity should be within the capabilities of each member state, Božinović said according to a press release from the Ministry of the Interior.

Comment: EU citizens are witnessing the deterioration of their society and cultures at the hands of Eurocrats divvying out tens of thousands of refugees who are fleeing the West's illegal wars; Russia, however, is handling things quite differently: As a consequence of the refugee crisis and many other damning diktats doled out by Brussels, populist parties, who are against mass migration and want out of the EU, are on the rise: Also See: The Truth Perspective: Weapons of Mass Migration: Interview with Michael Springmann on Europe's Migrant Crisis


TV

'Calm before the storm': Russian news report on likelihood of conflict escalation in Ukraine (VIDEO)

War in Ukraine is Imminent soldiers tank flag
It is all thanks to Trump being forced into approving new arms to the Ukrainians.

"Does the US need this war? Looking at everything, yes. After all, every US President needs to have his own war."

With the arming of Kiev by the Trump administration, Ukraine is getting ready for a new offensive. The plan is to reintegrate Donbass

They haven't even gotten their prized weapons yet and they are already shooting! The following clip taken from Russian nightly news (with transcript below) covers the situation in Donbass.


Comment: Is it any wonder citizens are turning away from the US-supported psychopaths in Ukraine?


Penis Pump

$500,000 Maldives vacation for Ukraine's Poroshenko while his people languish in poverty

Ukraine's Poroshenko takes $500,000 Maldives vacation while his people languish in poverty
Petro Poroshenko is living it up whilst his people are suffering in conditions inferior to those of Charles Dickens' Bob Cratchit.

For many of us, the ideal Christmas is spent by a warm fireside, under a roof covered by a blanket of snow, surrounded by our closest loved one.

But Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko chose to spend the Christmas holiday on vacation by renting an island in the Maldives, where one day's agenda included yoga after breakfast, a massage, some sporty games and snorkeling after brunch.

Comment: Western stooges are picked precisely because of their lack of morals: Meanwhile in Russia: Economy under Putin: Quality of life tripled, foreign debt fell 75%


Snakes in Suits

'Davos Man': Where talk on 'inequality' is cheap but a burger platter costs $59

January 26, 2018, Davos, eastern Switzerland
© MIGUEL MEDINA / AFPJanuary 26, 2018, Davos, eastern Switzerland.
The Swiss resort of Chateaux-d'Oex is known for its hot air balloons. The Swiss resort of Davos is known for hot air. Or at least for one week a year, when some of the world's biggest windbags meet to discuss 'significant' issues.

This year, the cool and trendy thing to express concern over at the World Economic Forum is 'inequality.' OK, ya? Everyone seemed to agree that something needs to be done to narrow the "staggering" gap between rich and poor - to repeat the phrase used by Canada's liberal hipster PM Justin Trudeau, the man with those cute yellow and purple ducky socks.

French President Emmanuel Macron, who we're told was greeted like a "rock star," declared: "In the global process, capitalism has become a capitalism of superstars, the spreading of value (to those lower down the ladder) is no longer equitable."

Bad Guys

FBI and US media collusion: Anti-Trump official identified as leaker to WSJ, WaPo reporter

Newly released text messages between controversial anti-Trump FBI agents Peter Strzok and Lisa Page reveal several leaks of confidential information to Wall St. Journal reporter, Devlin Barrett, who is now with the Washington Post.
Peter Strzok, Lisa Page and Devlin Barrett
© via Conservative Treehouse
Following the release of the timestamped texts by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, Conservative Treehouse compared the timing of the messages between the agents and tied them to several instances of Barrett breaking news or confirming rumors based on "sources" within the government.

Comment: Due to the collapse of the Mueller's fake investigation of non-existent Russian interference in US presidential elections, US voters are requesting the investigation of FBI. Will it happen?. We will have to wait and see.


Chess

Russian Media: America's 'Total War' - and the predicament about how to respond

Putin with his military chiefs
© Unknown
Amidst all the hullaballoo in U.S. media over alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential elections and ongoing threats to American democracy, the broad public may be forgiven for not noticing that the U.S.A. is day by day massively interfering in the Russian presidential campaign with a view to turning elites and the electorate against the front-runner, Vladimir Putin, and at the same time at discrediting the entire process.

Foreign attacks on Russia have been business as usual for a good 1000 years - they're used to it, and not intimidated in the least

These are not allegations: they are verifiable facts that can be spotted in the daily news, but they go unobserved because they appear separately, each with its own separate plausible explanation, and the media never connect the dots.

Light Sabers

US again promises to stop arming Syrian Kurds as Turkey demands US withdrawal from Manbij

Kurdish fighter
© Goran Tomasevic / ReutersA Kurdish fighter from the People's Protection Units (YPG) fires heavy machine-gun at Islamic State militants in Raqqa, Syria.
The US told Ankara it will not deliver any more weapons to the Syrian Kurdish PYD/YPG fighters, Turkish media report. The news comes as the Turkish operation 'Olive Branch' in northern Syria has entered its eighth day.

Turkish Presidential Spokesman Ibrahim Kalin and US National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster held a phone call on Friday evening, Anadolu news agency said. McMaster confirmed that Washington would no longer provide weapons to fighters of the Kurdish People's Protection units (YPG) and the Democratic Union Party (PYD).

Later on Saturday Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that Washington should immediately withdraw from northern Syria's Manbij region, located some 100 km from Afrin. Speaking to reporters, the top official said that the US should take steps to end its support of the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia.

Brick Wall

Russian media watchdog sends new inquiry to Facebook amid Chechen head's accounts blocking

In late December 2017, Kadyrov's Facebook and Instagram pages were disabled
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© Mikhail Metzel/TASSRamzan kadyrov
The Russian watchdog Roskomnadzor has sent an additional inquiry to the Facebook management, asking to clarify reasons behind the blocking of Chechen head Ramzan Kadyrov's accounts on Facebook and Instagram, because the answer to the first inquiry did not provide an insight into this issue, Roskomnadzor deputy head Vadim Subbotin told reporters on Thursday.

In late December 2017, Kadyrov's Facebook and Instagram pages were disabled. Later Roskomnadzor sent an inquiry to the Facebook management on the reasons for blocking Kadyrov's accounts. The Facebook press service explained that the accounts had been blocked because Kadyrov had been put on the US sanctions list.