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King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia issues dire warning: Jihadists could reach Europe and America in a matter of months

Zach Noble
The Blaze
Sat, 30 Aug 2014 18:20 UTC

© AP Photo/Brendan Smialowski, PoolSaudi King Abdullah listens to U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry speak before a meeting at the King’s private residence on June 27, 2014 in the Red Sea city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Friday, June 27, 2014.

The man who now leads them warned his American captors, "I'll see you guys in New York."

They could exploit the porous southern U.S. border for an attack, and on Thursday President Barack Obama said, "We don't have a strategy yet" to fight them.

The Islamic State has blitzed its way into control across a huge swath of Syria and Iraq in recent months, and on Friday, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia issued a dire warning: Jihadists could reach Europe and America in a matter of months.

As Agence France-Presse reported Saturday:

"If we ignore [the Islamic State], I am sure they will reach Europe in a month and America in another month," [King Abdullah] said in remarks quoted on Saturday by Asharq al-Awsat daily and Saudi-backed Al-Arabiya television station.

"Terrorism knows no border and its danger could affect several countries outside the Middle East," said the king who was speaking at a welcoming ceremony on Friday for new ambassadors, including a new envoy from Saudi ally the United States.

As he listed the atrocities the Islamic State has committed, the Saudi king plead for western aid.

"It is no secret to you, what they have done and what they have yet to do," King Abdullah said, citing jihadists' penchant for beheading their enemies. "I ask you to transmit this message to your leaders: 'Fight terrorism with force, reason and speed.'"

Comment: For more on the fear mongering see these articles:
The Covert Origins of ISIS, ISIS in Mexico?
Is US being prepared for a false-flag attack?

Apathetic lackeys: Detroit resumes water shutoffs despite public outcry and international condemnation

Lauren McCauley
Commondreams.org
Wed, 27 Aug 2014 17:49 UTC

Citizen advocates warn that the "whole world is watching" as city cuts off water to thousands of most impoverished residents

Despite widespread public outcry and international condemnation, the city of Detroit on Tuesday resumed shutting off the water supply to thousands of city residents.

Ending the month long moratorium on shutoffs, Detroit Water and Sewerage Department (DWSD) public affairs specialist Gregory Eno confirmed to Common Dreams that the city turned off the water to roughly 400 households that are delinquent on their water bills and have not yet set up a payment plan. More shutoffs are expected.

According to the citizens group Detroit Water Brigade, the only thing that changed since shutoffs began in March is that the city has lowered the required down payment water bills from 30% to 10%. "The water is still too expensive for Detroit," they said. Detroit is one of the poorest cities in the United States with over 38% of the population living below the poverty line, according to Census Bureau statistics.

Members of the Detroit Water Brigade are calling on the city to halt the shutoffs altogether and consider alternatives for helping people pay their bills, arguing that restricting access to water for the city's poorest residents is "doing nothing more than hurting people," DWB volunteer DeMeeko Williams told a local CBS affiliate.

"Today it is 90 degrees in the city of Detroit," Williams continued. "Elderly people need water, children need water to hydrate themselves - to stay cool."

Comment: Depriving a human being of water is a violation of the most basic of human rights. Here are 5 reasons you need water:

1. Your body needs water to make new cells of every type: blood, bone, skin, etc.

2. When you have enough water, your lymphatic system operates at peak, removing wastes and toxins from your body at a healthy rate.

3. Water lubricates your joints, helps bring nutrients to your nervous system, and helps keep your vision clearer and your teeth stronger.

4. Water regulates your metabolism and aids digestion and temperature control.

5. Literally every cell, organ, and system in your body requires water to function correctly.

Five Reasons You Need More Water

See also:

FAO: World facing severe water shortage

Canada and the Global Water Crisis

Doing their master's bidding - EU readies new Russia sanctions

MSN NZ
Sun, 31 Aug 2014 09:26 UTC

Comment: It is amazing that despite the pain already being felt in the EU due to the Russian counter sanctions, eh EU is still going to press ahead with more sanction. Surely they must understand that Russia will retaliate. And the Russian counter sanctions have been very effective so there is more pain in store for the average EU citizen.

But then again, the psychopaths in charge of the US and the EU care nothing for the citizens of their countries, they are completely focused on their power games and their wishful thinking.

The European Union (EU) has readied a fresh wave of sanctions against Russia with warnings that the escalating crisis in Ukraine is putting all of Europe at risk of conflict.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said as he visited Brussels to plead with EU leaders for tougher measures, arguing that Kiev and Moscow were on the verge of "full-scale war".

Fears of a wider confrontation spiraled after claims that Russia has sent troops to help fight a new offensive by pro-Kremlin rebels that has wrested several southeastern Ukrainian towns from Kiev's control.

Comment: The real issue for Kiev and its masters in the EU and the USA is that the rebels in eastern Ukraine are beating the Ukrainian army hands down. And they are capturing tons of equipment, in the process becoming better organised and much better equipped. Kiev cannot admit the high death rate among their soldiers, nor the loss of the equipment, hence the spin - the Russians must be helping them. As usual with releases from Kiev and the EU, all lies, and no proof.

See article: Ukraine on verge of collapse

Sanctions against Russia may backfire on EU - President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz

RIA Novosti
Sat, 30 Aug 2014 17:12 UTC

European economic sanctions against Russia may backfire on the EU, said the President of the European Parliament Martin Schulz on a press-conference following the European Council Summit in Brussels.

According to Schulz, economic sanctions against Russia may influence Moscow's stance on the Ukrainian conflict, but they will not go without negative consequences for the European Union and its member countries.

On Saturday, the European Council gathered in Brussels, to appoint senior positions and discuss further economic sanctions against Russia over its alleged participation in the Ukrainian conflict.

Why Obama ordered to back off more ISIS strikes: His own team couldn't agree on a Syria strategy

The Daily Beast
Sat, 30 Aug 2014 10:18 UTC

After lots of bluster about striking ISIS on Syria, President Obama threw cold water on the idea, disappointing those who wanted him to broaden the war.

After a week of talk of eliminating the "cancer" of ISIS, President Obama said Thursday that he was not planning to significantly expand the war against the Islamic extremist movement anytime soon.

His remarks came after days of heated debate inside the top levels of his own national security bureaucracy about how, where, and whether to strike ISIS in Syria. But those deliberations - which included a bleak intelligence assessment of America's potential allies in Syria -- failed to produce a consensus battle plan. And so Obama, who has long been reluctant to enter into the Syrian conflict,told reporters Thursday that "we don't have a strategy yet" for confronting ISIS on a regional level.

Comment: "If you come after Americans, we're going to come after you," Rhodes said, ignoring the 2008 financial collapse and the lack of any consequences for the thieves who engineered it, the FBI manipulating handicapped individuals into becoming terrorists, and the police who are 29 times more likely than a terrorist to kill you.

Then, while he was very busy not remembering that the US created ISIS in the first place, he received a huge paycheck for being the "National Security Advisor".

ISIS in Mexico? Watchdog group claim ISIS is operating in Juarez and planning 'imminent' car-bomb attacks on U.S. targets

David Martosko
Daily Mail UK
Sat, 30 Aug 2014 11:03 UTC

© Getty'Unaware of any specific, credible threat': Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said Friday that the US doesn't have any intelligence supporting an ISIS-threat theory, but Fitton insisted 'you could drive a truck bomb through' loopholes in his denial

The Department of Homeland Security quickly denied claims on Friday from a watchdog group that the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) has militants stationed in Juarez, Mexico who plan an 'imminent' attack against the United States.

A DHS spokesman was bewildered, telling MailOnline that 'we are aware of absolutely nothing credible to substantiate this claim' made by Judicial Watch, a center-right group.

'In Mexico?' the official said on the phone. 'I haven't seen that at all.'

An hour before Judicial Watch's report surfaced, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said publicly that his agency and the FBI 'are unaware of any specific, credible threat to the U.S. homeland' from the terror network.

And during a late-morning media briefing, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said flatly that 'the most detailed intelligence assessment that I can offer from here is that there is no evidence or indication right now that [ISIS] is actively plotting to attack the United States homeland. That's true right now.'

Comment: More information on the creation of ISIS.

Wag the dog: Hollywood style techniques used to stir the pot between Russia and Ukraine

RT
Fri, 29 Aug 2014 14:56 UTC

© Reuters / Valentyn OgirenkoMembers of Ukrainian self-defence battalion "Azov" march in support of soldiers that protesters say are surrounded in eastern Ukraine by pro-Russian separatists, in front of the Presidential Administration office in Kiev, August 27, 2014.

It is very suspicious there are no facts or proof of the activities Russia is blamed for in Ukraine, areas that are subjected to a high level of surveillance by satellites and all kinds of technology, author and media analyst Daniel Schechter told RT.

RT: The UN says it cannot prove there are Russian troops on Ukrainian soil - but media outlets seem to be more then eager to report such allegations. Why is that?

Daniel Schechter: Every journalist likes to know what the facts here are so we can determine, what is actually happening. And instead what we see here are claims which do not seem to have underlying facts. As a consequence, the President of Ukraine is calling this an invasion and then he said "I'm not calling this an invasion, it's a sort of incursion, and there are troops here." But there has been very little evidence of that. There was one really remarkable image that I saw: a soldier of the Ukrainian army who said "I believe there were Russian troops there. Can I prove it?" and then he put his fingers like zero - "I can't prove it."

Comment: The West is still attempting to utilize the same formulaic techniques used prior to the invasion of Iraq, to make a pretext for war between Russia and Ukraine. Pure propaganda as there is NO evidence to support the lies of a Russian invasion. In actuality they are trying to hide the fact that Kiev's forces have been completely routed in the breakaway republics of Novorossiya.

Comment: This is what Washington does - it spews lies and propaganda with no evidence as it has no real strategy.

Reality check: Russia urges UNSC to stop 'speculation around MH17 flight'

RT
Fri, 29 Aug 2014 08:59 UTC

© Reuters / Sergey KarpukhinMembers of a group of international experts inspect wreckage at the site where the downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 crashed, near the village of Hrabove (Grabovo) in Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine August 1, 2014

At a UN Security Council meeting, Russia demanded the international community to stop speculation about the MH17 flight, unless someone is willing to contribute info important to investigation, such as air traffic controller's records concealed by Kiev.

Ukraine has proposed to await the outcome of the preliminary investigation into the downing of the Malaysian Boeing that was shot down on 17 July 2014, after Russia during Thursday's UN Security council meeting urged Kiev to publish the recording of Ukrainian air traffic controllers that guided MH17.

During a meeting of the 15-member council where the topic of MH17 has been brought up again, Russia's ambassador to the UN has demanded an end to "speculation around the downed Malaysian aircraft."

Comment: This lie faded into mainstream media obscurity relatively quickly. Perhaps that's because it was intended to A) subtly contribute to the public opinion that Russia is up to no good B) turn attention away from Gaza during Israel's genocidal brutality and C) distract from the fact that Kiev's fighters were being picked to pieces in Ukraine. For some important facts concerning the downing of the aircraft check out the following:

The Russian military finally speaks about the MH17 atrocity

As a public information this conference gets a C+ but as a lead for experts I would give it a much higher A-. We now have hard proof that the Ukies lied at least twice. They lied about the footage of the Buk missiles being moved back to Russia (the footage was taken in Ukie-occupied territory) and they most definitely lied when they denied having any military aircraft in the area when in reality they had one in the immediate proximity of MH17. That is a huge lie which the Ukies will have a very hard time dismissing.

The Reverse Brzezinski: The ultimate eurasian dilemma

Andrew Korybko
orientalreview.org
Sun, 22 Jun 2014 06:23 UTC

Introduction:

A global shift in US strategy is currently underway, with America transitioning from the 'world policeman' to the Lead From Behind mastermind. This fundamental shift essentially entails the US moving from a majority forward-operating military to a defensive stay-behind force. Part of this transformation is the reduction of the conventional military and its replacement with special forces and intelligence recruits. Private military companies (PMCs) are also occupying a higher role in the US' grand strategy. Of course, it is not to say that the US no longer has the capability or will to forward advance - not at all - but that the evolving US strategy prefers more indirect and nefarious approaches towards projecting power besides massive invasions and bombing runs. In this manner, it is following the advice of Sun Tzu who wrote that "supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting." The outcome is a mixture of Color Revolutions, unconventional warfare, and mercenary interventions that avoids the direct use of US combat troops while relying heavily on regional allies' proxy involvement. This results in the promotion of American policy via oblique methods and the retention of relative plausible deniability. Importantly, the absence of conventional forces is thought to reduce the risk of a direct confrontation between the US and Russia, China, and Iran, the primary targets of these proxy wars.

The Eurasian-wide plan of strategic destabilization and state fracturing owes its genesis to Zbigniew Brzezinski and his Eurasian Balkans concept. The US is flexible in practicing this concept, and it does not meet a dead end if the destabilization encounters an obstacle and cannot be advanced. Should this occur, as it has in Ukraine, Syria and Iraq, and possibly soon in the South China Sea, the stratagem evolves into maximizing the chaos within the launch pad states that are positioned on the doorsteps of the Eurasian Powers. The idea is to create 'black holes' of absolute disorder in which Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran are "damned if they do, damned if they don't" intervene. Ideally, the US prefers that its intended targets are sucked into a quagmire that bleeds them dry and destabilizes them at home, per the example of the Soviet-Afghan War which Brzezinski conspired over 30 years ago. Moving away from the expansive Eurasian Balkans and reverting to the roots of 'Afghan anarchy' is the nature of the Reverse Brzezinski, and it poses the ultimate dilemma-like trap for the Eurasian Powers.

Comment: This strategy which, no doubt, comes from some of the most twisted minds currently occupying this planet, hasn't worked so well against Russia at all, they terribly underestimated Putin. Wishful thinking will get you every time.

Comment: And this is what Russia had to deal with, and is still dealing with and successfully, to say the least.They didn't fall into the trap of behaving in the way the Western powers expected.The title of a chess master or a judo master is definitely deserved by Putin.

The West taught its monster well: Islamic State tortured James Foley, other Westerners with harsh CIA tactics

RT
Sat, 30 Aug 2014 09:27 UTC

The American photojournalist who was beheaded by Islamic State militants was also tortured using some of the same methods employed by the CIA in its controversial, post-9/11 interrogation program.

James Foley was subjected to waterboarding multiple times while being imprisoned by the Islamic State, as were three other kidnapped Westerners. According to the Washington Post, several unnamed American officials confirmed the news, with one adding that Foley "suffered a lot of physical abuse" before his death.

A French journalist who was held by the Islamic State along with Foley said, in addition to waterboarding, the American was punished even more than others after militants discovered his brother was a member of the US Air Force.

Comment: Torture was never intended to provide intelligence: that is a talking point provided by advocates of torture to obfuscate the brutality of what they've done. Immobilizing someone and doing severe harm to them psychologically and physically is psychopathic, pure and simple.

America has implemented a perverse, "Silence of the Lambs" foreign policy for decades. ISIS is therefore not an anomaly, it is the logical progression of this disease of psychopaths in power putting other psychopaths into power.

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