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World's future could be determined by Putin's assessment of Trump at the G-20

Vladimir Putin
© Forbes
The backdrops to the Putin/Trump meeting are the aspirations of Israel and the neoconservatives. It is these aspirations that drive US foreign policy.

What is Syria about? Why is Washington so focused on overthrowing the elected president of Syria? What explains the sudden 21st century appearance of "the Muslim threat"? How is Washington's preoccupation with "the Muslim threat" consistent with Washington's wars against Saddam Hussein, Gaddafi, and Assad, leaders who suppressed jihadism? What explains the sudden appearance of "the Russian threat" which has been hyped into dangerous Russophobia without any basis in fact?

The Muslim threat, the Russian threat, and the lies used to destroy Iraq, Libya, and parts of Syria are all orchestrations to serve Israeli and neoconservative aspirations.

The Israel Lobby in the United States, perhaps most strongly represented in Commentary, The Weekly Standard and The New York Times, used the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon to urge US President George W. Bush to begin "a determined effort to remove Saddam Hussein from Power in Iraq." (Project for a New American Century) See also: Iraq: A War For Israel

Saddam Hussein was a secular leader whose job was to sit on the animosities of the Sunni and Shia and maintain a non-violent political stability in Iraq. He, Assad, and Gaddafi suppressed the extremism that leads to jihadism. Saddam had nothing whatsoever to do with 9/11, and under his rule Iraq constituted a ZERO threat to the US. He had been a faithful vassal and attacked Iran for Washington, which had hopes of using Iraq to overthrow the Iranian government.

Removing secular leaders is what unleashes jihadism. Washington unleashed Muslim terrorism by regime change that murdered secular leaders and left countries in chaos.

Info

Pentagon reaffirms 'strategic security partnership' and mutual interests with 'terrorist funder' Qatar

Qatar Emiri Air Force Dassault Mirage 2000-5 fighter jet
© Paul Farley / ReutersQatar Emiri Air Force Dassault Mirage 2000-5 fighter jet.
Washington still sees Qatar as a reliable and strategic partner in the US-led anti-Islamic State coalition, despite the ongoing blockade of the Gulf state by four Arab countries which have promised to intensify its sanctions regime over Doha's alleged support of terrorism.

US Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis discussed the "deepening" of the "strategic security partnership" between Washington and Doha with Qatari Minister of State for Defense Affairs Dr. Khalid al-Attiyah, the Pentagon announced.
"The secretary and the minister affirmed the strategic security partnership and discussed mutual security interests, including the current status of operations against ISIS," Pentagon chief spokesperson Dana W. White said in a press release.

Info

The Russian and Chinese initiative on solving Korean Peninsula's problems

Russian and Chinese flags
© Kim Kyung Hoon / Reuters
The recent DPRK missile launch has caused serious concerns in the international community. These actions violate UN Security Council resolutions.

Meanwhile, to avoid further escalation, we all should remain calm, denounce provocative moves or belligerence of all types, and actively work together to defuse tension.

Re-launching a dialogue on the comprehensive resolution of the problems is the only way to a sustainable settlement.

It is clear that this dialogue should be based on mutual respect, without the use of force or threat of force. The deployment of THAAD anti-missile systems in the South runs counter to that principle. It inflicts serious damage to the security interests of regional states, including Russia and China, and does nothing to help achieve the aims of the Korean Peninsula's denuclearization, nor to ensure peace and stability in Northeast Asia.

Crusader

Donald Trump's highly disturbing Warsaw speech big on 'clash of civilizations' and pandering to Poland

Trump Poland speech
President Trump's Warsaw speech, laden with apocalyptic "Clash of Civilisations" rhetoric and pandering of Polish nationalism, will not only worsen Poland's already difficult relations with Germany and Russia, but threatens a further deterioration in the international situation.

US President Trump kicked off his trip to Europe to attend the G20 summit with a stopover yesterday in Poland.

That was neither wrong nor inappropriate. Since he became US President Donald Trump has been short of friends in Europe, with the public of all the big European states - Germany, Britain, France, Italy and Spain - all to a greater or lesser degree hostile to him, and with his personal relations with the G20 summit's host - Chancellor Merkel of Germany - already extremely difficult.

It is in no way surprising therefore that President Trump should precede what is likely to be for him a difficult G20 summit - his first as US President - with a trip to Poland, the one relatively big European state where he can be sure of a warm reception.

However if President Trump's trip to Poland was neither wrong nor inappropriate the same unfortunately cannot be said about the speech he gave there.

Snakes in Suits

Dodgy Blair accuses BBC of 'putting words into mouth' of Iraq War report author Chilcot

Tony Blair
© Pete Maclaine / Global Look Press
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair has accused the BBC of "putting words into the mouth" of Sir John Chilcot, the chair of a seven-year inquiry into the 2003 Iraq War, during the latter's first interview about the findings on Thursday.

Blair made the complaint after Chilcot was asked if the former Labour leader had been as "straight as he ought to be" with the public over the UK's involvement in the Iraq War 14 years ago.

In response to the BBC's political editor Laura Kuenssburg, Chilcot said:
"Any prime minister taking a country into war has got to be straight with the nation and carry it, so far as possible, with him or her.

"I don't believe that was the case in the Iraq instance."

Star of David

News reports say Israel wants US, not Russia, to control deescalation zones in Syria

YPG and US forces
© AP Photo/ APTV
Israel opposes Russian military forces overseeing deescalation zones in southern Syria near its borders, and wants US troops to control ceasefire there, and additionally hopes that talks on these zones will be separated from the negotiations on Syrian settlement in Astana, in which Iran and Turkey participate, local media reported Friday.

Senior Israeli politicians held talks on safe zone issues with US special envoy for the global coalition to counter Islamic State (terrorist group outlawed in Russia) Brett McGurk, telling him Israel would prefer to have US troops rather than Russian troops controlling Syrian deescalation zones, and US President Donald Trump's administration is already considering this idea, but has not made any decision yet, Haaretz newspaper reported, citing three sources involved in the talks.

Snakes in Suits

Manufactured Terror: FBI radicalized man, urged him to carry out mass shooting to 'defend Islam'

Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI
© AFP 2017/ Mandel Ngan
It's become a near-weekly occurrence. Somewhere in some state, the FBI will announce that they've foiled yet another terrorist plot and saved lives. However, as the data shows, the majority of these cases involve psychologically diminished patsies who've been entirely groomed, armed, and entrapped by FBI agents. Simply put, the FBI manufactures terror threats and then takes credit for stopping them.

But what happens when they take it too far? What happens if the FBI actually tells someone to conduct a mass shooting? Well, in Milwaukee, WI, we are seeing this unfold first hand.

A little over two years ago, Samy Mohamed Hamzeh, 25, found himself in the midst of an FBI sting. Little did he know that he was being groomed for terrorism by the same government who claims to fight terrorism.

Bad Guys

'Russian aggression in the Caribbean sparks fears of new Cold War'. Oops sorry, not reality.....

Kaliningrad
....but I suspect you'd be inclined to believe if it if you read the following.....
'Russia last week deployed strategic nuclear bombers in the Caribbean, while Russian naval infantry simulated an air assault nearby.

Russian heavy artillery also took part in a major live firing exercise in the Kaliningrad exclave, a few miles from Polish and Lithuanian NATO territory. This is typical of Russia's aggressive posture in the new Cold War.'
Actually, I made all that up. Here is what actually happened, as reported in yesterday's (June 18 2017) Sunday Times :
'Russia's western exclave of Kaliningrad was surrounded on three sides by Nato forces yesterday at the start of an unprecedented set of summer war games.

Operation Sabre Strike 2017 includes the first full deployment of America's strategic nuclear bombers and a simulated air assault by the Royal Marines in the Baltics.

'The "historic" deployment of all three types of US strategic nuclear bomber — B-52, B-1 and the B-2 stealth aircraft — is to show American commitment to "ready and posture forces focused on deterring conflict", said Lieutenant-General Richard Clark, a US airforce commander.'

Propaganda

Convenient timing with G20: MSM blames Russia for nuclear power plant hack

Wolf Creek Nuclear plant
© iaea.org
Two major US news organizations citing anonymous officials have reported that Russian hackers have broken into the computer networks of over a dozen US power facilities, including nuclear plants. Political observer Ilya Kharlamov says the timing of the suspected hack attack could not have been more convenient for Washington's anti-Russia hawks.

Hackers presumed to be working for a foreign government have penetrated the computer networks of at least a dozen nuclear and other energy facilities in the United States, the New York Times and Bloomberg have reported. The targeted plants included the Wolf Creek nuclear facility in Kansas, according to a joint report by the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Bureau of Investigation obtained by NYT.

The joint DHS and FBI report was unable to confirm whether the cyberattack was an attempt at espionage, or a search for vulnerabilities in the US electrical grid.

Biohazard

EPA chief faces lawsuit from 4 states and DC for keeping hazardous pesticide on market

DOW chemical building
© Rebecca Cook / Reuters
A coalition of states have jumped aboard a lawsuit against Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt for not banning a purportedly dangerous chemical that can affect the development of a child's brain.

Maryland, Massachusetts, Vermont, Washington and the District of Columbia filed a motion Wednesday against EPA chief Scott Pruitt, in a suit which claims he broke the law by ending efforts to ban the chemical, chlorpyrifos.

The pesticide is sold by Dow Chemical through its subsidiary, Dow AgroSciences, and is sprayed onto food.

Neurodevelopmental problems are cited as a main issue with chlorpyrifos. The EPA made the decision not to outlaw the pesticide, which is sprayed on apples, citrus fruits and cherries among others. On Thursday, the EPA said it was reviewing the lawsuit, the Associated Press (AP) reported.