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Time to fulfill another promise: Trump needs to put wicked witch Hillary behind bars

Phil Butler
New Eastern Outlook
Mon, 11 Dec 2017 00:00 UTC
Killary Hillary
Reading about former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in every digital morning newspaper each day, I cannot help but wonder. Has the world lost the capability to classify war criminals? Why is has this wretch not been dragged screaming and kicking in front a jury of peers? President Donald Trump - keep your promise sir. Rid the world of this wicked witch of the west.

When you read about Hillary Clinton being the cause of slavery being revived in Libya on USA Today, you know her exact crimes against humanity must be much, much worse. When the mainstream condemns the cheerleader of the U.S. backed liberal world order, the hidden truths behind the curtain must surely be biblical. But African men being sold at slave auctions in the North African state formerly run by the now deceased Moammar Gadhafi show Clinton's role in humanity undone. 'We came, we saw, he died,' Clinton joked before a TV appearance when the Libyan leader fell. It was Clinton who helped Barack Obama fishtail on President George W. Bush's 2003 agreement with Gadhafi, to leave Libya alone. But the Arab Spring regime change game had to start, and it was Clinton who pledged to her handlers she'd get the job done.


Comment: According to Joanne Moriarty, the recent Libyan slave trade reports are fake news:
The Great Tribes of Libya have confirmed to me personally that the slavery stories out of Libya are fake. The photos and videos are old and re-edited. I know this is true because I have some of the photos and videos in my files from 2011. Since the Zionists do not have Ghadafi to slander, they are now attempting to gin up hatred for Libya again - accusing the Libyans of doing what their own mercenaries did in 2011.



Comment: Hillary is having a difficult time lately suppressing evidence of her criminality, and now even Democrats are jumping ship.

For more details on Hillary's sordid past, see:

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Putin condemns US Jerusalem recognition as "counterproductive" and "destabilizing"


RT
Mon, 11 Dec 2017 16:23 UTC
Putin
© Sputnik
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that any decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital is "counterproductive" and "destabilizing," in apparent criticism of the recent step by US President Donald Trump.

"We consider counterproductive any moves that preempt the result of negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians," Putin said during a state visit to Egypt on Monday. "Such steps are destabilizing, and don't help to resolve the situation, but instead provoke conflict."

Putin added that Russia will urge compliance with UN Security Council resolutions, which state that the final legal status of Jerusalem must be agreed on by both sides as part of their legal settlement of the decades-long standoff.

Comment: Putin's not wrong, but there may be more to this situation than meets the eye. The decades-long standoff referenced above has put the Palestinians in a situation of unending suffering and perpetual terror. Endless 'condemnation' of Israel has had absolutely no effect. Trump's move has shaken things up. With the exception of Saudi Arabia and possibly the United Arab Emirates, Arab and Muslim nations may move further away from the weakening power hold the US has held over them. For further analysis of what this could mean check out the recent show on SOTT Radio: Behind the Headlines: Has Trump Gone Full Shlemiel in Planned U.S. Embassy Move to Jerusalem?

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Why does this sound familiar? Now, China is being accused of weaponizing social media 'to infiltrate European parliaments'


RT
Mon, 11 Dec 2017 16:56 UTC
digital china
© Edgar Su / Reuters
China's spy agency created fake LinkedIn profiles to infiltrate German and European political circles, claims Germany's Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV). China denies the allegations, saying they risk undermining bilateral relations.

Hans-Georg Maassen, head of the BfV, alleges that the Chinese dummy accounts posed as consultants, policy experts, scholars and headhunters and targeted up to 10,000 German citizens.

"Chinese intelligence services are using new strategies of attack in the digital space. Social networks, especially LinkedIn, are being used in an ambitious manner to gather information and for recruitment," said Maassen, reports the Financial Times. "We are dealing with a broad attempt to infiltrate parliaments, ministries and administrations."

Comment: This doesn't sound like the recent claims against Russia at all...

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US-led coalition destroyed Syrian cities and civilians with unauthorised carpet bombings says Russian MoD


Russia Insider
Sun, 10 Dec 2017 14:57 UTC
Russian MoD: US-Led Coalition Destroyed Syrian Cities With Carpet Bombings
The Russian Defense Ministry has compared the operations against Daesh carried out by the US-led coalition and the Syrian army, which had recently announced the complete defeat of Daesh.

"Supported by Russian Aerospace Forces, the Syrian army has liberated hundreds of settlements from Daesh and restored control of the legitimate government of almost all territory of the country. Meanwhile, the international [US-led] coalition was focused on impeding [activities of] Syrian government troops including direct attacks on its positions in Deir ez-Zor," the Russian Defense Ministry has stated.

According to the Russian military, "in three years of its presence in Syria, the coalition only recently achieved its first 'result' in the fight against Daesh by destroying Raqqa along with the civilians."


Comment: Civilian death rate in US wars thirty-one times higher than official stats, media complicit in ignoring the real figures

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The Petroyuan beckons: Lebanon urges Arab states to sanction US

Adam Garrie
The Duran
Sun, 10 Dec 2017 01:29 UTC
Lebanon's Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil
Lebanon's Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil
Lebanon urges Arab states to sanction USA: The Petroyuan beckons Lebanon's call to sanction the US may not be heeded all at once, but moving to the Petroyuan could be today's version of the 1973 oil embargo.

At an emergency meeting of the Arab League in Cairo, Lebanon's Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil has proposed passing sanctions on the United States in retaliation for Donald Trump's unilateral decision to recognise Jerusalem/Al-Quds as the Israeli capital.

The move has been condemned by an overwhelming majority of states and religious institutions throughout the world. The UN has also condemned the decision.


Comment: Check out SOTT radio's: Behind the Headlines: Has Trump Gone Full Shlemiel in Planned U.S. Embassy Move to Jerusalem?


During the meeting, Bassil who is from the Maronite Christian Free Patriotic Movement, stated,

"Pre-emptive measures (must be) taken against the decision, beginning with diplomatic measures, then political, then economic and (then) financial sanctions".
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Train linking China-Russia-Canada-America held back thanks to western politics

Paul Goncharoff
Russia Insider
Mon, 11 Dec 2017 10:02 UTC
The China-Russia-Canada-America Train / Tunnel Link?
One of the great American sagas was the pioneering and building of railroads to connect the country from the east coast to the west coast, with branched lines covering points north and south. The population and industry of America blossomed in those regions touched by King Rail, and the many junction points along the lines.

A similar story took place in Russia at about the same time along the vast trans-Siberia line and its many branches between Vladivostok to St. Petersburg. Today the story is repeating with the One Belt, One road effort to interconnect Eurasia that I wrote about last week.

Today, we are chugging along blithely through what can only be called politically schizophrenic times. The loud accusatory bluster and proxy threats we use are serving us as well as shooting ourselves in the foot. With all the conflicting noise, it has become hard to see into the economic crystal ball, and the once cherished dreams for unencumbered trade between nations. Hope and visions for future opportunities may be among the first casualties, and one I want to touch on through this story.
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FBI whistleblower: Special counsel Mueller lied to Senate Intelligence Committee

Patrick Howley
Big League Politics
Fri, 08 Dec 2017 10:04 UTC
mueller obama
© Robert Mueller, Facebook
Special counsel Robert Mueller lied to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence during his time as FBI director, when questioned about a secretive FBI group's wide-ranging surveillance activities, according to a whistleblower who worked under Mueller at the agency.

Chuck Marler, a longtime agent for the FBI's Special Surveillance Group, told Big League Politics that Mueller was dishonest when the Senate started asking questions about the scope of his surveillance program. This bombshell revelation further taints Mueller's credibility in his current role investigating the "Russia" case against President Trump and his staff.

Here is Marler's full statement to Big League Politics, presented in its entirety:

Comment: We all know by now Mueller is a dirty cop tasked with trying to bring down Trump. Unfortunately for him and his diet of nothing-burgers, the only thing that seems to have come out of it is rampant collusion between politicians and alphabet soup agencies. One can only hope that it will further expose how deep the corruption goes.

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Palestinian Fatah and Hamas parties unite after Trump controversy

Adam Garrie
The Duran
Sat, 09 Dec 2017 14:57 UTC
Putin Mahmoud Abbad
In October of this year, Fatah and Hamas finalised an agreement to form a Palestinian unity government after years of deadlock between the two largest Palestinian parties.

However, in spite of October's Cairo Agreement, the parties had struggled to implement the terms of the accord, especially in respect of transferring certain administrative powers in Gaza to the Palestinian Authority.

Today however, both parties seem to be agreed on forming a united front in the face of Donald Trump's controversial decision to recognise Jerusalem/Al-Quds as the Israeli capital.

Comment:

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SOTT Focus: US-Created Chaos in Afghanistan May Use ISIS to Target Russia in Great Game of Global Control

Andrés Perezalonso
Sott.net
Mon, 11 Dec 2017 16:00 UTC
ISIS flag Kobani Turkey Syria border
© AP Photo / Lefteris Pitarakis
It has been sixteen years since the US began military operations in Afghanistan and the country remains in as deep a mess as ever. From the beginning of 2017 to the end of October, the US dropped 3,554 bombs against the Taliban - a three-fold increase compared to 2016 and almost four times as much ordnance dropped in 2015.

Despite all evidence to the contrary, US Army General John Nicholson, commander of the US and NATO mission in Afghanistan, insists that the new US strategy is really working this time, the "Taliban cannot win", the war has "turned a corner" and thanks to the US, the Afghan forces are "on a path to win". If you think his optimism is justified, you need to realize that this is not the first time that this claim has been made. Far from it. The US military has been saying this exact same thing since at least 2004 and yet the bombs are still falling. Compare to it Russia's efficient job in Syria, which took only two years to clean the country of ISIS. Is the difference to do with will or the ability to do the job?

In the meantime, US-backed Afghan troops, police and officials regularly sexually abuse boys as their American friends turn a blind eye; there is an increase in opium production that feeds organized crime in Asia and Europe; suicide bombings routinely target Afghan servicemen; and US airstrikes terrorize, wound and murder Afghan civilians.
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A Harvey Weinstein moment for America's wars?

Andrew Bacevich
TomDispatch
Mon, 11 Dec 2017 13:32 UTC
predator drone
It's been going on for so many years -- Predators cruising, looking for their prey. Some attention has since been paid to the phenomenon and to the devastating effect their actions have had on their victims, but it hasn't really mattered. The predation has only spread.

Oh, before I go any further, let me clear up one possible bit of confusion. I'm not talking about Charlie Rose, Roy Moore, Donald Trump, Harvey Weinstein, or any of that crew of predators. I'm talking about America's robotic killers, the drones that long ago were grimly named Predators (retired this year) and their more advanced cousins, the Reapers (as in Grim...), who have taken a once-illegal American activity, political assassination, and made it the well-respected law of the land and increasingly of huge swaths of the globe.

In these years of predation, the president -- any president -- has become an assassin-in-chief. George W. Bush began the process with 50 drone strikes in the Greater Middle East during his years in office. Barack Obama multiplied those numbers tenfold. He even had his own White House "kill list" and "terror Tuesday" meetings to decide just who should be on it. Donald Trump has simply given the U.S. military and the CIA license to send those drones wherever they please. Such drone strikes are now commonplace from Yemen (almost a strike a day in the months after Trump entered the Oval Office) to Afghanistan (where the CIA has, for the first time, been given license to strike at will), Pakistan (where such strikes have recently intensified) to Somalia (23 of them in 2017), Iraq to... Niger (where U.S. surveillance drones are now being weaponized). In the process, across the Greater Middle East and parts of Africa, the U.S. has taken out not just terror suspects but civilians in significant numbers, including children and American citizens (two of whom were children). The drones, which terrorize the populations under them, have proven to be ferocious assassins, capable of crossing borders without a blink and without respect for national sovereignty, not to speak of remarkable recruitment tools for terror groups.

Comment: Well said. See also:

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