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Former Secret Service agent who worked for Hillary: "She's a liar and a fraud who deceives with ease and skill"

Cristina Laila
The Gateway Pundit
Sun, 19 Nov 2017 23:26 UTC
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Former Secret Service agent who worked for Hillary, Dan Bongino came out swinging this week and destroyed Clinton in a viral tweet.

Bongino has firsthand experience with Hillary and often slams her as a liar and a fraud.

"I worked for Hillary. She's the most inauthentic human being, holding a position of prominence, that I've ever met. It's not just that she lies and deceives, it's that she does it with such ease and skill. Caveat emptor." Bongino tweeted.

Comment: Most Americans are sick and tired of Hillary, and even former Democratic allies are now distancing themselves, yet clueless Hillary won't do us any favors by just going away!

America's Apex Predator Problem: Hillary Clinton

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Gold Seal

Hezbollah, the standard-bearer for popular governance in a post-colonial Middle East (Documentary)


South Front
Sun, 19 Nov 2017 22:31 UTC
hezbollah
Hezbollah is a social and political movement with a strong armed wing. It was formed in 1980s. Hezbollah's creation was conditioned by the aspiration of the Shia population of Lebanon to meet the challenges of Israeli expansion and Western "new-style" colonialism.


The Hezbollah ("Party of God") movement was formed in 1982 in Lebanon by a segment of the Shia community displeased with the secular, in their view, nature of the Amal moderate Shia party. There were also disagreements concerning whether Israel should be confronted using new organizational forms and methods of warfare. According to its General Secretary Hasan Nasrallah, since its formation, Hezbollah was a purely intra-Lebanese creation, relying on the support and aid from the Palestinian and Lebanese parties, while the support from Iran and Syria came later.

Comment: Born in 1982, Hezbollah has grown stronger with each attack against it. The Israelis and Saudis are quaking in their boots not because it is a 'vast', 'Iranian' apparatus, but because it is a small but highly cohesive Lebanese organization.

It is such a shining light in a region cloaked in darkness since 9/11 that it is today it is the model for Iraq's 'Hezbollah', the PMU:

Meet the multi-confessional IRAQI (not Iranian) Popular Mobilization Units (PMU) that liberated Iraq from ISIS

Bonus:

Jewish-American Prof. Finkelstein: 'Nasrallah only political leader in world whom you learn from'



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Wolf

Rogue state: Desperate Saudi Arabia calls emergency meeting of Arab League to warn vassals against aligning with Iran


RT
Sun, 19 Nov 2017 21:49 UTC
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Saudi Arabia's leadership addressing the Arab League to warn them whence evil comes
Saudi Arabia urged fellow Arab League nations to find a "non-compromise" solution to deal with "Iran's aggression" and "disregard for international law" during a specially-summoned foreign ministers' meeting in the Egyptian capital, Cairo.

"We will not stand idly by in the face of Iran's aggression," Riyadh's foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, said in public remarks to the assembled officials.

The Saudi official accused Tehran of "meddling" in various Middle Eastern states, particularly focusing on the Houthi faction in Yemen, and Hezbollah in Lebanon.


Comment: Chutzpah! This from the country that supplies the bulk of global terrorists, including the 19 hijackers on 9/11.


"Iran created agents in the region, such as the Houthi and Hezbollah militias, in total disregard for all international principles," said al-Jubeir.


Comment: International pri... ** choke, cough, splutter **


Comment: Saudi histrionics of late have been hilarious. They try to look so BIG, but everyone sees they're so SCARED!

That a summit took place between Turkey, Iran and Russia at the same time tells you all you need to know about how much regional redundancy Saudi Arabia is currently staring in the face.

And not a moment too soon. Bye-bye, House of Saud!

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Light Sabers

"She is literally married to a rapist": Crooked Killary gets roasted after attacking Trump and Roy Moore over sexual assault allegations

Cristina Laila
Gateway Pundit
Fri, 17 Nov 2017 21:29 UTC
Killary
© Knights Templar International
Crooked Hillary actually had the nerve to say Trump has "disgraced the office" for not apologizing to women he has 'sexually assaulted'.

HUH? What women? The liars who Gloria Allred paraded out before the election?

Politico reported:
Clinton said that Franken, who was accused this week of groping a female broadcaster in 2006, acted responsibly by owning up to his actions and publicly apologizing for them - a far cry from the response given by Trump and Moore, she said.

The former secretary of state and Democratic presidential nominee said Franken's request to have the Senate ethics panel investigate his sexual misconduct "is the kind of accountability I'm talking about."

"I don't hear that from Roy Moore or Donald Trump," she added during an interview with New York's WABC radio. "Look at the contrast between Al Franken, accepting responsibility, apologizing, and Roy Moore and Donald Trump, who have done neither."
It gets worse...
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Pharoah

Twist in the tale: Mugabe defies party by clinging to power in national speech


RT
Sun, 19 Nov 2017 21:20 UTC
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe
© Philimon Bulawayo / ReutersZimbabwean President Robert Mugabe: 'I stay!'
Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe has shocked expectations that he would resign by pledging to remain on as leader of his ZANU-PF party in an address to the nation. That despite the party removing him as leader earlier in the day.

The party's Central Committee had given the 93-year old less than 24 hours to vacate his office or face impeachment. The move was an attempt to draw his lengthy reign to a close following a de facto coup.

However when he addressed the nation on Sunday, Mugabe made no mention of resigning.
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SOTT Focus: Behind the Headlines: Weinstein's Weinergate Goes Nuclear: Where is society at with #MeToo?


Sott.net
Sun, 19 Nov 2017 17:00 UTC
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© GC Images
From the initial scandalous revelations against movie producer Harvey Weinstein in early October, allegations of sexual harassment against celebrities have spread from Hollywood to encompass politicians and other household names, and in other countries around the world. Spawning the Twitter trend #MeToo, many women have spoken out about transgressions made again them, often naming their attacker.

What are we looking at here? An outcry for justice? A glimpse into the dark underbelly of society? A bandwagon for jumping on? Tune in to Behind the Headlines at 6-8pm CET (4-6pm UTC / 12-2pm EST) today as we try to get a handle on the mother of all worm cans.

Running Time: 01:49:03

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Arrow Up

Russia outsmarts American troll Nikki Haley in UN security council debate on Syrian chemical weapons attack

Alexander Mercouris
The Duran
Fri, 17 Nov 2017 19:48 UTC
nebenzya haley
The events at the United Nations Security Council surrounding the joint OPCW-UN-JIM investigation report ("the report") into the alleged Khan Sheikhoun chemical weapon attack are not being widely reported.

This is unfortunate because they show that international opinion is swinging heavily against the report, which has lost credibility.

Here an account of what happened on the two most recent occasions when the UN Security Council discussed this issue is necessary.

On 24th October 2017 the Russians vetoed at the UN Security Council a resolution to extend the OPCW's mandate in Syria. They complained that the resolution presented to the UN Security Council to extend the OPCW's mandate had been brought forward in haste before its report had been provided to the UN Security Council. They pointed out that this was obviously inappropriate and appeared intended to lend authority to the report before it was published. They said that there was actually no need to bring forward a resolution to extend the OPCW's mandate in that way, and that the more correct time to bring such a resolution forward was after the report had been submitted to the UN Security Council for its consideration.

Comment: Here is the key: the U.S. resolution specified that the continued activity of the JIM would continue to base its findings "on the evidentiary levels outlined in its first report" - in other words, using solely eyewitness and video evidence, and refusing to investigate the actual scene of the crime. And the Russian resolution specified that investigators access the scene of the crime, and the alleged location from which the attack is supposed to have been carried out. Tell us, which "investigatory methodology" sounds more sound to you?

The U.S. approach is designed to guarantee that Syria gets the blame - and the real culprits can't be identified, because the actual evidence is never looked at. That's American justice right there.

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Light Saber

Two of Bill Clinton's rape victims hit back at Hillary after she claimed they 'misremembered' assaults

Chris Enloe
The Blaze
Sat, 18 Nov 2017 10:14 UTC
Two of Bill Clinton's accusers, Juanita Broaddrick and Paula Jones, respond to Hillary Clinton's claims that they are
© YouTubeTwo of Bill Clinton's accusers, Juanita Broaddrick and Paula Jones, respond to Hillary Clinton's claims that they are "misremembering" their assaults.
Juanita Broaddrick and Paula Jones, two women who have accused former President Bill Clinton of rape or sexual misconduct, responded Friday to claims Hillary Clinton recently made about Bill's accusers and the Democratic reaction to Bill's history in the wake of dozens of new sexual misconduct allegations against Hollywood elites and politicians.

Comment: It would appear that people are catching onto the reality of Bill Clinton's history of rape, and Hillary's history of covering it up:

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Attention

ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda: US military and CIA leaders may be investigated for war crimes committed in the armed conflict in Afghanistan

Marjorie Cohn
Truthout
Sun, 19 Nov 2017 20:39 UTC
US Marine
© Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Kevin S. O'Brien / US NavyA US Marine Corps V-22 Osprey aircraft prepares to land at forward operating base Nawa in Helmand province, Afghanistan, Dec. 17, 2010
On November 3, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) informed the court's Pre-Trial Chamber, "[T]here is a reasonable basis to believe that war crimes and crimes against humanity have been committed in connection with the armed conflict in Afghanistan."

In what Amnesty International's Solomon Sacco called a "seminal moment for the ICC," Chief Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda asked the court for authorization to commence an investigation that would focus on US military and CIA leaders, as well as Taliban and Afghan officials.

Bensouda wrote in a November 14, 2016, report that her preliminary examination revealed "a reasonable basis to believe" the "war crimes of torture and ill-treatment" had been committed "by US military forces deployed to Afghanistan and in secret detention facilities operated by the Central Intelligence Agency, principally in the 2003-2004 period, although allegedly continuing in some cases until 2014."

The chief prosecutor noted the alleged crimes by the CIA and US armed forces "were not the abuses of a few isolated individuals," but rather were "part of approved interrogation techniques in an attempt to extract 'actionable intelligence' from detainees." She added there was "reason to believe" that crimes were "committed in the furtherance of a policy or policies ... which would support US objectives in the conflict of Afghanistan."

Comment: See also:

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Dollar Gold

Treasonous: Senior British politician, who campaigned for Brexit, is now encouraging capital flight from UK


RT
Mon, 13 Nov 2017 19:33 UTC
john redwood
John Redwood, MP
A senior Tory politician has urged the wealthy to pull their money out of the UK and invest elsewhere, with the Labour Party quick to brand him a hypocrite.

Conservative MP John Redwood, who has a second £180,000 per year job as Chief Global Strategist for investment management firm Charles Stanley, encouraged investors to move their money out of the UK in his opinion piece, 'Time to look further afield as the UK economy hits the brakes'.

"I sold out of the general share ETFs in the UK after their great performance for the year from early July 2016, when I saw the last Budget and heard the BoE's credit warnings," Redwood said in the op-ed.

"The money could be better put to work in places where the authorities are allowing credit to expand a bit, to permit faster growth."

Translation: "I can get more profits elsewhere so stuff the lot of you."

Comment: Nevermind 'Brexit' - he is moonlighting as an international financial speculator while being a senior economic advisor to the Tory government. You will not find a more clear-cut example of why Western politics is so backwards. Such people should not be allowed anywhere NEAR the levers of political power. They need to be kept on a tight leash precisely because they are wholly unreliable when the going gets tough. Just look at them all, rats fleeing the ship...

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