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Under cover of 'diplomatic flights', Azerbaijani regime has been shipping weapons to terrorists worldwide, leaked documents claim

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At least 350 diplomatic Silk Way Airlines (an Azerbaijani regime-run company) flights transported weapons, intended to be used in conflicts across the globe, over the past 3 years.

The Azerbaijan regime-run airline has carried out dozens of flights, bringing tons of heavy weapons and ammunition to the terrorists, under the cover of "diplomatic flights".

The leaked files, first revealed to the public by Anonymous Bulgaria, include correspondence between the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Embassy of Azerbaijan to Bulgaria, with attached documents showing weapons deals and diplomatic clearance for overflight and/or landing in Bulgaria and many other European countries, as well as USA, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Turkey.

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SOTT Focus: CNN caught spreading fake news and the real story behind Russia narrative

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Ever since the deep state Democratic party candidate Hillary Clinton lost the U.S. presidential election to Republican underdog and anti-establishment figure Donald Trump, we've been hearing almost daily stories in mainstream news about Russia's infiltration into the 2016 election process. Like other MSM outlets, CNN has been very creative in the ways it pushes this narrative (for example using an illustration from the famous video game Fallout 4 in one of their hacking stories).

In short the story goes something like this: The old bogeyman Russia is here once again, this time directly threatening the democratic process of the most democratic country in the whole democratic Western world! Evil mastermind Putin himself ordered a notorious "influence campaign" by unleashing his army of internet trolls to spread fake news against poor Hillary. Then he reminded the FSB to use plenty of bear references with Russian IP addresses and Moscow time zones while hacking the DNC emails. After that Putin passed these emails, the content of which the MSM never honestly covered, to Wikileaks, thus allowing Trump to win the election — voilà!

Interestingly, the proof for this narrative was based on the stories propagated by anonymous intelligence sources from the depths of the very swamp Trump planned to drain. Surely they didn't have an ax to grind?

Fast forward nine months and how does the Russia story look now? Well, since the mainsteam media has been responsible for spreading this narrative, we should listen to what they themselves have to say about it. A week ago Project Veritas started releasing a series of undercover videos called American Pravda, where CNN staffers unknowingly spill the truth about Russia-Trump collusion for the whole world to see.

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WSJ reports US oil companies are against expansion of Russia sanctions

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Exxon Mobil, Chevron and other big US energy players are concerned about possible broadening of US sanctions against Russia, the WSJ reports. The American oil lobby is worried it could threaten oil and gas projects which involve Russian partners.

According to the report, Exxon and Chevron want to hinder House passage of the legislation. The bill, which has been passed by the US Senate by a 98-2 vote, forbids American companies to make investments of over $1 million in the Russian energy sector.

The US Senators are accusing Russia of interfering in the last year's presidential elections, something the Kremlin has repeatedly denied.

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UK conservatives dealt another crisis: Sinn Fein deadlocked with DUP

Sinn Fein President, Gerry Adams, and the leader of Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland, Michelle O'Neill
© Clodagh Kilcoyn / ReutersSinn Fein President, Gerry Adams, and the leader of Sinn Fein in Northern Ireland, Michelle O'Neill.
Northern Ireland's two main political parties have failed to reach a new power-sharing agreement, and no deal is expected in the short-term, putting UK Prime Minister Theresa May and her conservative government under yet more pressure.
"Obviously we are disappointed that we don't have an agreement this afternoon and indeed we've been disappointed for quite some time that we haven't been able to reach an agreement," Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Arlene Foster told reporters Tuesday, as cited by Reuters.

"However we are going to keep working at it over the summer and hopefully we can come to an agreement later on in the year," she added.

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US Senate hopes to incite oligarch rebellion against Putin

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Not since the German government arranged for Vladimir Lenin to return to Russia, crossing German territory in a sealed train on April 16, 1917, has a foreign state at war with Russia done something as revolutionary as the US Senate did on June 15, 2017. That is when, by a vote of 98 to 2, the senators began the process of attacking the Russian oligarchs. They are the men who have dominated the Russian economy for more than twenty years, concentrating more national wealth in their hands than can be found in any other major state in the world today.

Unremarked by the senators themselves; unreported by the American press; and unnoticed, almost, in Russia, the new measure — if adopted by the full Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump — will target the oligarchs' lines of credit to international banks; the brokers, repositories and clearinghouses of their shares and bonds; their trade with the US and Europe; their US companies, bank accounts, boats on the high seas and homes abroad. If targeting the oligarchs is followed by formal sanctions, the aim will be to destroy their power at home and abroad. The Communist Party of the Russian Federation hasn't contemplated this much.

Senate Bill S. 722 started in March with Iran as its target. For short, it was called the ''Countering Iran's Destabilizing Activities Act of 2017''. Title I of the bill and 29 pages of its provisions deal with Iran. Then Title II was added. It runs for 94 pages and targets Russia. Read the text in full here.

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Russia and China assert their dominance: Iran style deal could be on the table for North Korea

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This is the day that US unilateralism over the Korean peninsula ended. Russia and China's united stance have made this so.

Contrary to its colloquial name, the so-called Iran Deal of 2015 was scarcely about Iran in respect of its aims or origins.

The real reason that the deal came about was because the great world powers in addition to the EU did not actually want a war with Iran.

In spite of American rhetoric against Iran which continues to this day, most men in the Pentagon realize the dangers and the total madness of a US led war on Iran. Consequently, the Iran Deal came about as a way for the US to save face and say that it avoided a war it never really wanted in the first place, while going someway to try and placate the only two countries in the world foolish enough to occasionally desire such a war: Israel and Saudi Arabia.

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Trump versus US press, the '4th Estate'

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By awarding itself the title of the '4th Estate', the US Press has claimed equality with the three democratic Estates, although it is devoid of popular legitimacy. It is waging a vast campaign, both at home and abroad, to denigrate President Trump and provoke his destitution - a campaign which began on the very evening of his election, in other words before he even arrived at the White House. It won huge success amongst the Democrat electorate and in the allied states, whose population is convinced that the President of the United States is deranged. But Donald Trump's electors are holding fast, and he is proving able to fight efficiently against poverty.


Comment: The MSM is stuck in a groove, one selected by the PTB. It is an extension of the control mechanism that operates behind the scenes as the ultimate director of America. There will likely never be a less corrupt society, less corrupt government, less corrupt media or a brighter future, until this dark shadowed puppet master is exposed, removed, and the people take back their minds and country. A small step in that direction was their election of Donald Trump.

FYI: The Fourth Estate (or fourth power) is a segment of society that wields an indirect but significant influence on society even though it is not a formally recognized part of the political system. The most commonly recognized part of the fourth estate is the news media, or press. The term 'fourth estate' derives from traditional European concept of the three estates of the realm: the clergy, the nobility, and the commoners.


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MSM blackout on DNC lawsuit continues, deaths of witnesses, the cover-up of Chris Stevens' murder

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© Fellowship of the MindsChris Stevens, murdered ambassador to Libya.
The fiancé of the late Chris Stephens is now accusing the Clintons of being part of a cover-up surrounding both the Benghazi Attack and the DNC.

The fiancé of Chris Stephens, the U.S. ambassador to Libya who was murdered in the 2012 Benghazi attack, is speaking out about his death—and the cover-up that followed.

Lydie Denier appeared on Rick Amato's Amato Talk with Will Craddick, founder of DisobedientMedia.com, to discuss the controversial lawsuit against the Democratic National Committee, in which "one witness has died and another potential witness was murdered."


Comment: By ALL means protect the guilty but in doing so, you become one. Whatever lawsuits are out there to bring the DNC, the Clintons and cadre to justice, the media should be tagged for its complicity. It has not called the shots, nor protected the innocent, nor informed the public. It has manipulated the news to manipulate the people - a consequential breach of faith and standards.

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Putin-Trump meeting at G20 important for Russia, US and international stability

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The Kremlin has expressed confidence that Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump will find time to hold their highly anticipated and important first meeting on the sidelines of the upcoming G20 summit to discuss Syria, international terrorism and Russia-US ties among other issues.
"It's agreed that the presidents will meet, but the schedules are quite tight," Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov said as cited by TASS. President Putin already has talks scheduled with 11 world leaders during the G20 meeting in Hamburg on July 7 and 8, but "nevertheless, our American partners and us will be looking for openings... to hold this utmost important meeting."
Since Trump took office in January, the Russian and American leaders have talked on the phone on four occasions, with their latest conversation taking place in early May. Ushakov expressed confidence that Putin and Trump will meet on the sidelines of the G20 summit.

Russian-American relations are currently "on zero mark" and phone talks aren't enough to improve the situation, the Kremlin aide underlined. Ushakov added that the meeting between Putin and Trump "will also be of primary importance for providing international stability and security."

As for the agenda of the Hamburg talks, Ushakov confirmed media reports that Syria and Ukraine will be among the issues up for discussion between the two leaders. "I think it makes sense to discuss these issues," he said, adding, that Moscow also believes it necessary to address tackling international terrorism, which requires cooperation between Russia and the US.

Comment: Face-to-face at last, a real-time sizing up of each other, Putin and Trump are likely compatible 'adversaries' guardedly hoping for new and cooperative understandings. The question is whether the president will be 'allowed' to make good on the results from the meeting or be stymied upon return.

Update July 4: According to RT:
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart Donald Trump will hold their first full-fledged meeting at the G20 summit on July 7, the Kremlin spokesman said. Dmitry Peskov specified it will not merely be a brief contact on the sidelines. The meeting is "planned as a full-fledged 'sit down' meeting," Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday. The White House has also confirmed that a "normal bilateral meeting" between the leaders is to take place on Friday afternoon, according to Reuters.

"At least we believe that the American side will be ready for such dialogue, and we will see how the conversation really goes. Eventually, everything depends on the leaders," Ryabkov said.

The populations of both nations see each other as foes, according to the latest polls. While 69 percent of Russian respondents consider America among hostile countries, according to a poll conducted by Russian research center Levada, a third of Americans surveyed said they view Russia as "unfriendly," and a fifth regard it as an "enemy," pollster YouGov has found.



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Tillerson: Another major policy U-turn in Syria

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© The Telegraph"We could just flip a coin..."
A new report published by Foreign Policy suggests that US-backed regime change in Syria is off the table—again. The details:
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told the U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres during a private State Department meeting last week that the fate of Syrian leader Bashar Al-Assad now lies in the hands of Russia, and that the Trump administration's priority is limited to defeating the Islamic State, according to three diplomatic sources familiar with the exchange.
If true, this would be the 100th time (rough approximation) that Washington has signaled a significant policy shift in Syria.

Back in April, Tillerson said that he saw "no role" in Syria for Assad and that the Russian government should "consider carefully their continued support for the Assad regime."

But also in April, Tillerson told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that the Trump administration is not seeking regime change in Syria and isn't changing its "military posture".

The latest policy shift (again, if this heard-it-through-the-grapevine report is accurate) suggests that regime change by political means is no longer a priority for Washington.

Comment: Anyone else feeling the Trump administration "Assad decision" whiplash? A grand example of 'Guesstrategy.'