Puppet Masters
According to the WADA, during the Olympic Games in Sochi, KGB agents not only passed vials of urine through a hole in a wall (!), but also in some mysterious way, got the urine samples into sterile containers, adding salt in the process.
Rodchenkov, a Russian defector, treated sportsmen to the alcoholic cocktail "Dushes" of his creation. This magic concoction allegedly helped sportsmen eliminate doping substances faster.
Again, like some low budget movie - the KGB, the holes in walls, adding salt to the urine with a magical vodka-based elixir.... A classic selection of cheap thrills. But the situation is complicated by the fact that the WADA doesn't have standard evidence.

Turkish soldiers search for missing military personnel suspected of being involved in the coup attempt
A petition to initiate a judicial process against the Turkish government was discovered during a search of the office of Public Prosecutor Mehmet Sel in Istanbul, who was detained following the failed coup attempt.
If the members of the military had been successful in toppling Erdogan's regime last Friday, coup supporters would have initiated an inquiry into claims that the president and his inner circle had "committed the crime of helping an armed terror organization by ignoring their preparation of attacks," a prosecution source that spoke to Andolou Agency revealed.
According to the petition, that had not been signed or dated, despite having the year 2016 on it, Erdogan and others were to face prosecution over the "solution process" to bring an end to the Kurdish conflict in the country that has been ongoing for decades.
France's foreign minister said on Sunday that questions needed to be asked on whether Turkey was a viable partner in the fight against Islamic State in Syria and would raise the issue in a coalition meeting in Washington this week
"According to the Direction for Military Intelligence (DRM) in Paris, each week, about 100 foreigners continue to cross Turkey into Syria to join Islamic State," Le Figaro reported, citing sources.
Comment: Call them jihadists, call them "moderate rebels", call them whatever you like. They are Western-created proxy armies meant to destabilize and ultimately overthrow the Assad regime. Turkey is (was?) a friend of NATO/EU/US so that is where the anti-Assad forces enter Syria from and also one of the places where they get arms and medical treatment (Israel is one other location for "recuperating and re-arming"). The fact that the French foreign minister is publicly wondering whether Turkey is a "viable partner" has nothing to do with ISIS entering Syria through Turkey, which the whole world was already aware of, and everything to do with Erdogan's public statements ever since the failed coup. They see Erdogan softening on Assad and cozying up to Iran and Russia. The West doesn't want that, so they figure to put plenty of pressure on him to fall back into line.
Another false flag in Würzburg, Bavaria, Germany. A young man attacks four passengers in a train and later a passerby in the street. The scenes repeat themselves now in rapid cadence. Paris, Brussels, Nice, Bangladesh... Same patterns, same motives - and same group of terrorists claiming credit. The lies and propaganda are becoming more flagrant, and, We, the People, just swallow it. No questions asked. For how long? Until it is too late - when we are all militarized and can't make a move without being watched - or killed for disobedience?
How much longer!
Tell me friends, world compatriots - how much longer are we just looking on and accepting what authorities want us to believe for the purposes of serving the elite that directs and pays them? A corporate and financial elite that needs a militarized society to drive the final nail into the coffin of democracy? Of sovereignty? Of individual freedom?
How much longer?
As reported by the Swiss and various German media, on 18 July, in a train near Wuerzburg, Bavaria, allegedly a young, 17-year old Afghan citizen, who arrived a year ago in Germany as a refugee, attacked a traveling Hong Kong family and a passerby with an axe and knife, injuring all five people of whom at least two seriously. His alleged motive was revenge on infidels - those who do not believe in the Quran. The msm say that during the attack, according to witnesses - who are these witnesses? - he yelled repeatedly "Allahu akbar" ("God is Great").
But while your attention is elsewhere, huge moves are afoot in the Asia-Pacific. Specifically, those moves are afoot in the South China Sea, where the Permanent Court of Arbitration handed down a long-awaited ruling last week in favor of the Philippines in their long-running dispute over territorial waters with China. The court, operating under the arbitration provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, ruled that China does not have "historical rights" to the waters in question and that their reclamation activity in the area has already caused irreparable environmental damage and should stop immediately. China promptly rejected the ruling exactly as they said they would.
This might sound like dry, legalistic stuff, but it's not. This dispute is a window into the simmering tensions that are ready to boil over in the region if and when the US makes its long-awaited, much-ballyhooed "Asia-Pacific pivot" (i.e. when Clinton is inaugurated by the voting machines this November).
Washington has piously stepped up, demanding China "respect international law." At the same time the Pentagon has started international naval war maneuvers in the region, "RIMPAC 2016," provocatively involving the Navy of the Federal Republic of Germany for the first time since World War II, and largely excluding China. This is getting ugly and not at all what it appears in the general perception to be.
On July 12 a specially-selected five judge arbitration panel issued a determination on conflicting claims between China and The Philippines to portions of uninhabited islands, largely barren rocks, in the South China Sea. China declined to participate in the arbitration process or to acknowledge it as having jurisdiction. The specific decision in this case regards conflicting claims between China and the Philippines in what China calls the Nine-Dash Line. It involves the Spratly and the Paracel Islands in a larger domain where Beijing's territorial claims to the islands partly overlap those of the Philippines, Vietnam and Taiwan.
Incirlik Airbase in southeast Turkey, houses NATO's largest nuclear weapons storage facility. It is believed to hold about fifty B-61 hydrogen bombs — more than twenty-five per cent of the nuclear weapons in the NATO stockpile. The nuclear yield of the B-61 can be adjusted to suit a particular mission, from 0.3 kilotons to as many as a hundred and seventy kilotons.
Comment: According to the Air Force security review: ALL foreign airbases housing US nukes are inadequate. Schlosser's detonation scenario is downright scary in juxtaposition with political and military nonchalance: "Expensive distraction." "Political liability." "A matter of time." Isn't there something terribly foreboding here?
"According to reports, the Chief of General Staff of the Israel Defense Forces, general Gadi Eizenkot said on the meeting between Jordan's ambassador and his Saudi confrere, Khalid bin Faisal bin Turki, that was held in Amman, the capital of Jordan. The general added that the situation in Yemen was discussed at this meeting. Saudi ambassador said that the war of attrition in Yemen has changed the strategy of the kingdom that is ready to use the experience of Israel now.
Israeli ambassador answered that Tel Aviv is ready for military cooperation with Saudi Arabia in Yemen. But he also noted this cooperation depends on the provision to Israel of the air base Taiz on the Red Sea." ~ SouthFront

This US Navy photo shows an F/A-18E Super Hornet as it launches from the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) in the Mediterranean Sea for an operation in Syria.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry said French warplanes targeted the village of Tukhan al-Kubra in the northern suburb of the city of Manbij in the Aleppo Province, killing 120 civilians.
Scores of other civilians remain unaccounted for following the attack, it added. According to the ministry, the fatalities came a day after a US airstrike killed 20 civilians in Manbij.
The Syrian Foreign Ministry sent a letter to the UN, calling for a Security Council resolution to condemn the deaths, the state-run SANA news agency reported.
Translated from Russian by Kristina Kharlova
While some insist that the attempt to topple Recep Tayyip Erdogan's - ambitious and bloody, was staged, others (primarily in Turkey) believe that the leader of their state almost lost his life due to rapprochement with Russia. An expert on the Middle East, head of Lev Gumilev Center, Pavel Zarifullin told "Komsomolskaya Pravda " what secret intel he received from Turkey from a local high-ranking and well-informed friends. Their information says one thing - the coup was prepared with the help of our overseas "partners".
The Goal Is To Control
- Pavel, who are these people - who gave you information from inside Turkey? In light of recent crackdown how do you keep in touch with them?
- It is the elite of Turkish society, with whom I have been associated due to work for many years. Some of my colleagues were jailed by Erdogan back in 2007, but that's another story. Now I communicate with one of the famous Turkish professors, a consultant to local intelligence services. His name, of course, I will not disclose. He, like thousands of others, is walking on the edge - there is the same crackdown as in 1937 under Stalin. We correspond in a private chat room with coded messages. He is a supporter of Turkey's accession to the Eurasian Union, not the EU. And there are many influential people with similar views. Government, academia and those in security services have no doubt that the coup was prepared by Americans. Like all the previous ones in this country, since 1960. The military has always interfered in political process and acted in coordination with Americans.
- What did he tell you?













Comment: Of course this accusation of Erdogan being too soft on the Kurds is just so much bull; a manufactured and "plausible" sounding "reason" that would serve to help justify - in the minds of outsiders anyway - the coup.