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Bill Clinton's connections to billionaire Jeffrey Epstein: Was the former president visiting the convicted child rapist's private island to have sex with underage girls?

RT
Wed, 07 Jan 2015 04:38 UTC

Bill Clinton (left) and Prince Andrew (right) both visited multiple times on Jeffrey Epstein's private island

A new lawsuit has revealed more details about former President Bill Clinton's friendship with a fundraiser who was later jailed for having sex with an underage girl - including the fact that Clinton's name was listed in the man's phone book 21 times.

In the civil lawsuit complaint, Virginia Roberts alleges that she was used as a sex slave by billionaire hedge fund manager Jeffrey Epstein. She claims Epstein made her have sex with his political and business contacts, including on three occasions with British royal, Prince Andrew. The lawsuit also reveals Clinton took multiple trips between 2002 to 2005 to the billionaire's private island in the Caribbean, where underage girls were reportedly kept hidden away.

Clinton severed his connections with Epstein once allegations over his illegal behavior surfaced and he was arrested back in 2005. Court documents indicate numerous phone numbers leading back to Clinton and his adviser Doug Band, though there is nothing to suggest the former president is linked to Epstein's crime or that he did anything wrong.

Comment: If Clinton visited multiple times Epstein's island between 2002 and 2005 when these abuses happened, he would still be legally responsible as an eyewitness to contact law enforcers and share what he knows about these horrible crimes. Not to mention the moral obligation, although in that respect, people like Clinton or Andrew might not have the same psychological makeup as normal human beings.

Comment: Taking into account all the information of this case, it seems a bit unlikely that Clinton, or Andrew, would not have noticed the abuse that was going on at Epstein's private island. Perhaps they have good reason for remaining silent. Read the links below and you'll see that there's very likely an international pedophile network in operation, involving many high level politicians and power-holders from different countries.

The U.K. political pedophile ring scandal is just the tip of the iceberg - The full story is much more disturbing
Jeffrey Epstein's journal made public, includes 97 pages of contact info for victims, celebs, UK, US, and Israeli politicians
'Slick Willy's' past can bite Hillary: Bill Clinton identified in lawsuit against his former friend and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

About 40 politicians on UK pedophile ring: Report
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2014: The pedophilia scandals that swallowed Britain whole
UK 'Establishment': Unmasking psychopathic faces - Pedophilia and murder in VERY high places
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What else is there to learn? CIA 'experimenting' on people in 60+ year old torture program

Benjamin Page
Sputnik News
Thu, 08 Jan 2015 04:58 UTC

The "Torture Report" has received much heated criticism, both from human rights activists and those more concerned with national security. But the CIA was also engaged in human experimentation, raising questions about international standards of practice confirmed more than half a century ago.

During the war on terror in the wake of 9/11, the CIA hired James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, two psychologists charged with developing interrogation and detention protocols for use at the Agency's "black sites."

"We believe their expertise was so unique that we would have been derelict had we not sought them out when it became clear that CIA would be heading into the uncharted territory of the program," the CIA said in response to the release of the Torture Report, which names Mitchell and Jessen.

Comment: Torture has been justified by the "national security" threat of terrorism. It is alleged that torture can produce reliable intelligence that saves innocent lives from 'terrorists'. Therefore torture has been firmly embedded into the War on Terror industry. Removing the debate from this protective context is an interesting idea. But as far as justice goes, though torture might be removed from this context, the population and the courts cannot.

Fed on lies for so long, Americans need this system to avoid a bitter disintegration - to be stripped of the idea that America the Beautiful is really a ravenous rapist would be too much for many people to recover from. This is one major reason few will see justice for their crimes. Obviously America has been sufficiently ponerized, along the lines of Germany following World War I:

The Germans inflicted and suffered enormous pain during the first World War; they thus felt no substantial guilt and even thought they had been wronged, as they were behaving in accordance with their customary habit without being aware of its pathological causes. The need for this state to be clothed in heroic garb after a war in order to avoid bitter disintegration became all too common. A mysterious craving arose, as if the social organism had become addicted to some drug. That was the hunger of pathologically modified psychological material, a phenomenon known to psychotherapeutic experience. This hunger could only be satisfied by another personality and system of government, both similarly pathological.

For a rich background to the CIA's mind control experiments check out the SOTT Blogtalk Radio interview with renowned mind control researcher Colin Ross:

Paris shooting: Who profits from killing Charlie?

Pepe Escobar
Asia Times Online
Thu, 08 Jan 2015 14:43 UTC

Putin did it. Sorry, he didn't. In the end, it was not Russia "aggression" that attacked the heart of Europe. It was a pro-style jihadi commando. Cui bono?

Careful planning and preparation; Kalashnikovs; rocket-propelled grenade launcher; balaclavas; sand-colored ammunition vest stuffed with spare magazines; army boots; piece of cake escape in a black Citroen. And the icing on the lethal cake; faultless Paris-based logistical support to pull that off. A former top French military commander, Frederic Gallois, has stressed the perfect application of "urban guerrilla technique" (where are those notorious Western counter-terrorism "experts" when one needs them?)

They might have spoken perfect French; others said it was brokenFrench. Anyway, what matters is that they uttered the magic word; "We're al-Qaeda." Better yet; they told a man in the street, "Tell the media that this is al-Qaeda in Yemen", which means, in American terror terminology, al-Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula (AQAP), which had Charlie Hebdo's editor/cartoonist Stephane Charbonnier ("Charb") on a hit list duly promoted by AQAP's glossy magazine Inspire. Accusation: "Insulting the Prophet Mohammed."

And just to make sure everyone had the perpetrators implanted on their brain, the killers also said, "Allahu Akbar"; "We have killed Charlie Hebdo"; and "We have avenged the Prophet."

Case closed? Well, it took only a few hours for French police to identify the (usual?) suspects; French-Algerian brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi. The third man - the driver of the black Citroen, 18-year-old Hamyd Mourad - then turned himself in with an ironclad alibi. So the third man remains a cipher.

They all wore balaclavas. The Kouachi brothers have not been captured. But the police seem to know very well who they are. Because they found an abandoned ID in the black Citroen (oh, the troubles of being a command in a rush ...) How come they didn't know anything before the carnage?

Comment: Cui Bono? This is the question you need to ask for yourself. It's interesting that this shooting happened right when France was certainly making moves such as recognizing Palestine and criticizing Russian sanctions. This is the battle of our minds and souls. The wizards behind the curtains are pulling the strings and manipulating us to believe in lies. They want us to sheepishly accept their psychological worldview of hatred and domination. It's the age old tactics of divide and conquer in order to shape public opinion to approve "war on terror" in Middle-East. When people are blaming muslims for everything, they'll miss the real culprits: The psychopaths in power.

If you read the history, you'll know that it's not that far streched idea that the Powers That Be could do false-flag operations in Europe. Have you heard of the Operation Gladio? It included terror attacks in European countries by NATO/CIA/MI6 trained and connected satellites to shape public opinion and gain political influence. These terror attacks were used to scapegoat political-left groups. It's extremely likely that the Operation Gladio never ended and Charlie Hebdo is just another victim of these age old psychopathic domination tactics.

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Perfect timing: Germany extending air-defense mission in Turkey on Syrian border for another year

StarTribune
Wed, 07 Jan 2015 14:16 UTC

© UnknownEven by looking at the Western media's maps of ISIS' territorial
holdings it is obvious it is not a militant force springing up in Syria or Iraq but
rather an invasion force originating from NATO territory.
The German government says it plans to extend for another year its troops' participation in a NATO air-defense mission in Turkey operating Patriot missile batteries near the Syrian border.

Chancellor Angela Merkel's Cabinet on Wednesday approved plans to extend Germany's participation in the so-called "Active Fence" mission to January 31, 2016, with a maximum of 400 soldiers. Some 240 German soldiers are currently deployed.

The decision must be approved by parliament.

Germany, the Netherlands and the U.S. each committed two Patriot batteries to help guard the Turkish border in January 2013. Since then other NATO nations have contributed personnel as well.

Comment: Despite such a well guarded border, those damned ISIS members always manage to get through.

American-Lebanese PressTV reporter Serena Shim was murdered for what she saw and knew about ISIS using NGO vehicles to cross the border from Turkey into Syria. What she knew was probably just the tip of the iceberg.

The report titled, "'IS' supply channels through Turkey," confirms what has been reported by geopolitical analysts since at least as early as 2011 - that NATO member Turkey has allowed a torrent in supplies, fighters, and weapons to cross its borders unopposed to resupply ISIS positions inside of Syria.

Germany says the Netherlands is expected to pull out its batteries at the end of the month, but Spain is planning to add one.

Comment: Is it a coincidence that both France and Germany are ramping up their efforts in the U.S.-led 'war on terror' as both announcements come amid the Paris shooting incident.

Again we should ask: Who benefits?

One police officer killed during the attack in Paris was a Muslim

RT
Thu, 08 Jan 2015 13:00 UTC

French police have identified one of the two officers killed in the shooting attack at the offices of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris. The victim was a follower of Islam, media reported.

The 42-year-old Ahmed Merabet was shot at point-blank range despite apparently pleading for mercy, and his death was tragically caught on camera.

Merabet, a Muslim by faith, was serving as a patrolman in the 11th arrondissement, which is the district where Charlie Hebdo's office is located in Paris, the Daily Caller reported.

The identity of the second officer has not been confirmed by officials, but media reports stated that he was assigned to protect the defiant editorial director of the provocative outlet, Stéphane "Charb" Charbonnier.

Charbonnier was known as a staunch defender of his freedom of expression, as he dismissed both personal threats and the advice of the French government when publishing satirical cartoons deemed sensitive for believers. In 2011, Charlie Hebdo's offices were firebombed after the outlet published a spoof issue which mocked Sharia law and was "guest edited" by the Prophet Muhammad. In 2012, Charbonnier oversaw publication of an even more provocative issue on Muhammad, which showed the prophet naked and in sexual poses. The journal mocked Christianity and other religions, as well.

Comment:

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France announced aircraft carrier for Gulf the day before attack on Charlie Hebdo

Brandon Turbeville
Activist Post
Wed, 07 Jan 2015 13:33 UTC

While certainly not conclusive evidence that the attack on Charlie Hebdo was an "inside job," it is without a doubt very questionable that the French military announced that it will be sending an aircraft carrier to the Gulf for the alleged purpose of "fighting ISIS" the day before the barbaric terror attacks against controversial French magazine.

While the two events may indeed be unrelated, such brazen attacks inside France will undoubtedly serve to drum up even more support for French military action in the Middle East. The fact that the military action was announced a full day before the attacks took place will be no matter to the few members of the general public who discover it, as support for retribution and retaliation will be given for military action retroactively.

Nevertheless, As Agence France Presse reported on Tuesday January 6,

The deployment of the marine battle group is due to be announced by President Francois Hollande when he gives his annual new year's speech to the armed forces on board the Charles de Gaulle on January 14, according to the "Mer et Marine" news site.

The Elysee Palace confirmed to AFP that the carrier would travel to the Gulf on its way to India, where it is due to take part in exercises in mid-April.

"The Charles de Gaulle will be available to participate, if necessary, in all operational missions", the Elysee spokesman said.

According to Mer et Marine, the Charles de Gaulle carrier will travel to the Gulf with its fleet of air and naval craft, including Rafale and Super Etendard fighter jets and an attack submarine, to take part in the US-led bombing campaign against IS forces in Iraq.

Interestingly enough, the suspects in the attack are two French citizens of Algerian decent who were recruited for and trained in the battlefields of Iraq and Syria. These individuals are thus recipients of French, NATO, and American support, aid, weapons, training, and ultimately outright directives in their use as a proxy army against the secular government of Bashar al-Assad.

This should come as no surprise to those who study the nature of color revolutions and, more specifically, the use of terrorist organizations by national governments for political purposes.

After all, it should be remembered that, when the French people and even some French parliamentarians were hesitant to engage in military action in Iraq, ISIS released a video of an alleged beheading of a Frenchman, which provided justification for French involvement. This was the third video in a series that prompted justification for action from each of the "target" countries.

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Sophisticated gunpoint robbery by 'Kalashnikov-wielding, commando-looking men': Unnamed Saudi prince's convoy robbed of 200,000 Euros and 'sensitive documents' in Paris
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The alleged suspects in Paris shooting were on police radar for years

Brian Ries
Mashable
Wed, 07 Jan 2015 10:01 UTC

French police officials have identified three men as suspects in the deadly terror attack at the Paris offices of the Charlie Hebdo newspaper.

One of the men, 34-year-old Cherif Kouachi, was convicted on terrorism charges in 2008.

Two of the suspects, brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, 32, are French nationals who were born to Algerian parents in Paris. The nationality of a third man, Hamid Mourad, 18, is unknown; police believe he is a high school student.

Their names circulated on Facebook and Twitter for an hour before French authorities confirmed that the Kouachi brothers had been identified.

Comment: Note also that the 3 suspects were identified after one of them allegedly left his ID card in their abandoned getaway car. Are these guys just patsies?

Charlie Hebdo Paris shooting: Three prime suspects 'identified after one leaves ID card in abandoned getaway car'

But it has now emerged that the suspected terrorists have been identified after one of the brothers left his ID card in the Citroën C3 they abandoned as they escaped.

It was also reported that two of the machine gun-wielding murderers went to the wrong office in the minutes before the raid on the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo.

After being told by two maintenance workers that the correct location was two doors over, the men are reported to have killed one of the duo before launching their attack on the magazine.

One of the officials who spoke to the Associated Press said they were linked to a Yemeni terrorist network.

The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to publicly discuss the sensitive and ongoing investigation.

The older brother was arrested in Paris in January 2005 when he was caught trying to fly to Damascus, Syria, on his way to join the Iraqi insurgency, according to a 2008 Bloomberg report. Cherif Kouachi reportedly told a court that he was inspired by detainee abuse by U.S. troops at Baghdad's infamous Abu Ghraib prison, though he was relieved he was stopped, according to the Bloomberg report.

A 2005 Pittsburgh Tribune Review report, citing Kouachi's lawyer, said the would-be terrorist was not religious, drank alcohol, smoked marijuana, had premarital sex with his girlfriend and had a job delivering pizzas. At the time, Kouachi had learned "the basics" on how to handle Kalashnikovs, Le Monde reported.

He was convicted in 2008 of terrorism charges for helping funnel fighters to Iraq's insurgency and given a three-year sentence, half of which was suspended.

It isn't immediately clear if he had traveled back to the Middle East since he was identified in connection with the attack.

Ironically, in 2008, his name again surfaced in an International Herald Tribunestory detailing how security analysts decided their fears over foreign fighters returning to Europe were "overblown." By then, Kouachi was a fishmonger.

He then dropped off the grid, only to surface on Wednesday, officials say, in the attack that killed 12 innocent people - eight journalists, two police officers, a receptionist and a guest of a cartoonist.

Comment: Were suspects named in the Paris terror attack trained in Syria?

Two of the suspects Said Kouachi and Cherif Kouachi are reportedly brothers, Franco/Algerians who came back from Syria this summer.

Former Senate Intelligence Chairman Bob Graham: Charlie Hebdo shooting associated with U.S. cover-up of Saudi involvement in 9/11 attack
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Former Senate Intelligence Chairman Bob Graham: Charlie Hebdo shooting associated with U.S. cover-up of Saudi involvement in 9/11 attack

Sputnik
Thu, 08 Jan 2015 03:00 UTC

The US government's cover-up of Saudi Arabia's role in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks are associated with the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris, former Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman told Sputnik on Wednesday.

"The association is, Saudi Arabia has legitimately received the message by our United States cover-up of their role in 9/11, that they have impunity, that they can act as they want without sanction. It has allowed them to provide financial support first for al-Qaeda, then for groups like al-Shabaab, and now for ISIS [the Islamic State]," Bob Graham told Sputnik.

The cover-up has led Saudi Arabia to promoting the most extreme form of Sunni Islam, Wahhabism, former Senate Intelligence Chairman added.

Graham led the 2002 Senate investigation into the 9/11 attacks when he served as chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee. He is currently campaigning for a Senate bill to declassify 28 pages of the 2002 Senate report which allegedly documents Saudi involvement in providing material and financial support to the hijackers who attacked the United States.

Three gunmen attacked the office of a weekly French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday morning, killing 12 people. No terrorist group has yet claimed responsibility for the Charlie Hebdo attack.

EU showdown: Greece takes on the Vampire Squid

Ellen Brown
The Web of Debt Blog
Tue, 06 Jan 2015 02:33 UTC

Greece and the troika (the International Monetary Fund, the EU, and the European Central Bank) are in a dangerous game of chicken. The Greeks have been threatened with a "Cyprus-Style prolonged bank holiday" if they "vote wrong." But they have been bullied for too long and are saying "no more."

A return to the polls was triggered in December, when the Parliament rejected Prime Minister Antonis Samaras' pro-austerity candidate for president. In a general election, now set for January 25^th, the EU-skeptic, anti-austerity, leftist Syriza party is likely to prevail. Syriza captured a 3% lead in the polls following mass public discontent over the harsh austerity measures Athens was forced to accept in return for a €240 billion bailout.

Austerity has plunged the economy into conditions worse than in the Great Depression. As Professor Bill Black observes, the question is not why the Greek people are rising up to reject the barbarous measures but what took them so long.

Ireland was similarly forced into an EU bailout with painful austerity measures attached. A series of letters has recently come to light showing that the Irish government was effectively blackmailed into it, with the threat that the ECB would otherwise cut off liquidity funding to Ireland's banks. The same sort of threat has been leveled at the Greeks, but this time they are not taking the bait.

Comment: Yup, 2015 sure looks like it will be an interesting ride.

10 key events that preceded the last financial crisis are happening again

10 key events that preceded the last financial crisis are happening again

Michael Snyder
The Economic Collapse Blog
Tue, 06 Jan 2015 01:22 UTC

If you do not believe that we are heading directly toward another major financial crisis, you need to read this article. So many of the exact same patterns that preceded the great financial collapse of 2008 are happening again right before our very eyes. History literally appears to be repeating, but most Americans seem absolutely oblivious to what is going on. The mainstream media and our politicians are promising them that everything is going to be okay somehow, and that seems to be good enough for most people. But the signs that another massive financial crisis is on the horizon are everywhere. All you have to do is open up your eyes and look at them.

Comment: For more on the financial topic, read 2015, the BRICS checkmate Western finance?

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Tomb of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

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There's a world wide revolution going on. It goes beyond Mississippi, it goes beyond Alabama, it goes beyond Harlem. What is it revolting against? The power structure. The American power structure? No. The French power structure? No. The English power structure? No. Then what power structure? An international, Western power structure.

- Malcolm X

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