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US Ambassador tells Serbia to reward Kosovo Islamists by giving them their own state

Aleksander Pavic
Strategic Culture
Fri, 08 Jun 2018 12:53 UTC

On May 29th, a group of Serbs displaced from the Kosovo village of Petrich by Albanian violence attempted to visit the remains of the demolished village church and the village cemetery to mark Holy Trinity holiday (according to the Julian calendar). However, as is usual in most of NATO-occupied Kosovo, they were met by a violent Albanian mob who blocked the road leading to the church and hurled stones at them, injuring three, one seriously. In addition, another Serb participating in a holiday ritual was arrested inside the church yard by Kosovo Albanian police on dubious charges, only to be released a few hours later.

Marko Djurich, Director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo and Metohija, condemned this latest act of violence, referring to it as "anti-civilizational," charging that displaced Kosovo Serbs have been "systematically prevented from marking Christian holidays in their villages" for years and that Albanian extremists "want to completely eradicate and suppress every memory related to the Serb existence" in that part of Serbia's breakaway province.

Dalibor Jevtich, one of the Serbs still living in Kosovo who has tried to work with the majority Albanian authorities, but who recently resigned as Kosovo Minister for Communities and Return, reacted similarly:

Comment: Further reading: George Galloway: The NATO virus is spreading

Making Israel Great Again: Sheldon Adelson, the Zionist billionaire driving Trump's Middle East policy

Chris McGreal
The Guardian
Fri, 08 Jun 2018 13:01 UTC

© Kin Cheung/AP
Sheldon Adelson has spent millions on backing Israel and attacking supporters of Palestinian rights in the US.

The Las Vegas billionaire gave Republicans $82m for the 2016 elections and his views, notably staunch support for Netanyahu's Israel, are now the official US line

In 2015, the billionaire casino owner and Republican party funder Sheldon Adelson spent days in a Las Vegas courtroom watching his reputation torn apart and wondering if his gambling empire was facing ruin.

An official from Nevada's gaming control board sat at the back of the court listening to mounting evidence that Adelson bribed Chinese officials and worked with organised crime at his casinos in Macau - allegations that could have seen the magnate's Las Vegas casinos stripped of their licenses.

The case, a civil suit by a former manager of the Macau gaming operations who said he was fired for curbing corrupt practices, was another blow in a bad run for Adelson.

He had thrown $150m into a futile effort to unseat the "socialist" and "anti-Israel" Barack Obama in the 2012 election. His credibility as a political player was not enhanced by his backing of Newt Gingrich for president.

But three years on from the court case, Adelson's influence has never been greater.

The imprint of the 84-year-old's political passions is seen in an array of Donald Trump's more controversial decisions, including violating the Iran nuclear deal, moving the American embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, and appointing the ultra-hawkish John Bolton as national security adviser.

Comment: Well, that explains a lot, doesn't it?

White House: Austria offers to host Putin-Trump meeting

TASS
Fri, 08 Jun 2018 10:30 UTC

Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump

On March 20, Putin and Trump held a telephone conversation and agreed to hand down instructions to start preparations for a Russia-US summit

Austria has informed the United States that it was ready to host a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart Donald Trump, a source in the National Security Council at the White House told TASS.

"The Austrians have conveyed their willingness to host a meeting between President Trump and President Putin. And, although the two leaders have previously discussed the possibility of arranging a meeting, we have nothing to announce at this time," the source said.

Foreign investment in Saudi Arabia collapses under Saudi Crown Prince

PressTV
Fri, 08 Jun 2018 10:02 UTC

Foreign investment in Saudi Arabia has collapsed under Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and his extensive economic reform agenda, according to new data by the United Nations.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) in Saudi Arabia fell to just $1.4 billion last year, down from $7.5 billion in 2016 and some $12.2 billion in 2012, newly published data from the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) showed Thursday.

The massive failure in attracting international investment put Saudi Arabia behind much smaller countries like Oman and Jordan with FDIs of $1.9 billion and $1.7 billion respectively.

Comment: See also:

'If US president doesn't care being isolated, we don't mind being six': Macron strikes hostile tone against Trump, says US can be kicked out of G7

RT
Thu, 07 Jun 2018 09:17 UTC

If Donald Trump doesn't care about "being isolated," then G7 may be better being G6, says Emmanuel Macron. The French president slammed US counterpart for "unproductive" tariffs and preventing other nations from dealing with Iran.

When reporters asked Macron on Thursday if the problem with Trump was that he "didn't care" about being isolated, Macron struck a hostile tone, reminding the media that no president "is forever."

"The six countries of the G7 without the United States, are a bigger market taken together than the American market," Macron said, standing alongside Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. "Maybe the American president doesn't care about being isolated today, but we don't mind being six, if needs be."

Comment: This is the example of a teamwork, but unfortunately the US is not a team player.

Senate committee releases unredacted Strzok-Page texts - shows FBI planted multiple spies in Trump campaign in December 2015

Conservative Fighters
Mon, 04 Jun 2018 22:56 UTC

The US Senate today released over 500 pages of information related to the Spygate scandal.

Hidden in the information are unredacted Strzok-Page texts that show the FBI initiated actions to insert multiple spies in the Trump campaign in December 2015.

Once again Internet sleuths unearthed damning evidence that the FBI was engaged in Spygate long before they let on.

Comment:

The sacrifice of Gaza and the great march of Zionist hypocrisy

The Polemicist
Thu, 07 Jun 2018 20:51 UTC

The Great March of Return is a startling, powerful expression of Palestinian identity and resistance. Thousands of Palestinians have come out, bravely and unapologetically, to say: "We refuse to remain invisible. We reject any attempt to assign us to the discard pile of history. We will exercise our fundamental right to go home." They have done this unarmed, in the face of Israel's use of deadly armed force against targets (children, press, medics) deliberately chosen to demonstrate the Jewish state's unapologetic determination to force them back into submissive exile by any means necessary. By doing this repeatedly over the last few weeks, these incredibly brave men, women, and children have done more than decades of essays and books to strip the aura of virtue from Zionism that's befogged Western liberals' eyes for 70 years.

What the Israelis have done over the past few weeks -- killing at least 112 and wounding over 13,000 people (332 with life-threatening injuries and 27 requiring amputation) -- is a historical crime that stands alongside the Sharpeville Massacre (69 killed), Bloody Sunday (14 killed), and the Birmingham Fire Hoses and Police Dog Repression as a defining moment in an ongoing struggle for justice and freedom. Like those events, this month's slaughter may become a turning point for what John Pilger correctly calls "the longest occupation and resistance in modern times" -- the continuing, unfinished subjugation of the Palestinian people, which, like apartheid and Jim Crow, requires constant armed repression and at least occasional episodes of extermination.

The Death of Razan al-Najjar and Israel's Culture of Impunity

Corey Schink
Sott.net
Fri, 08 Jun 2018 00:04 UTC

As Palestinians mourn the death of 21-year-old medic, Razan al-Najjar, Israel continues its bombardment of the Gaza Strip

Razan was a 21-year-old from Khuzaa, a small Palestinian village located near Khan Yhunis in the southern Gaza Strip. On June 1st she was shot through the heart by an IDF sniper as she tended to others shot by IDF snipers at the marathon protests held along the Gaza concentration camp perimeter fence since late March. Her story - and thus the story of what is happening there in Gaza - has received negligible coverage in the Western media. And when it is covered, it is covered only sentimentally, without any real context.

In July 2014, Israel initiated another barbaric onslaught on the Gaza strip. Justified by the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teens, a gag order was placed on the media in order to prevent them from detailing the boys' fate while the IDF initiated a massive campaign of terror on the Palestinian people, and religious leaders whipped Israeli public opinion into a frenzy for blood.

Slovenia becomes the next country to vote in politician who's against EU's mass migration scheme

Deutsch Welle
Thu, 07 Jun 2018 16:37 UTC

Slovenian President Borut Pahor has announced he will make an offer to right-wing opposition leader Janez Jansa to form a government after Jansa's SDS party secured nearly 25 percent in the parliamentary election.

With almost all votes counted for the weekend's parliamentary election, Jansa's Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) secured just under 25 percent of votes - giving it 25 seats in the 90-strong parliament.

The anti-establishment List of Marjan Sarec (LMS) party, headed by comedian-turned-politician Marjan Sarec, came second with 12.7 percent and 13 seats, the State Election Commission said Monday.

The Social Democrats, the Modern Center Party of outgoing Prime Minister Miro Cerar, and the Left garnered around 9 percent of votes each.

Comment: Even though, as a 'transit country, Slovenia isn't as hard hit by immigration as Greece or Italy who suffer the EU's unfair 'Dublin rule', clearly a majority still views mass migration as a serious problem. But then there are few countries left in the EU that aren't questioning the centralized, dictatorial and deleterious rule of Brussels:

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Another step closer to war - Iran prepares to start uranium enrichment

Peter Korzun
Strategic Culture Foundation
Thu, 07 Jun 2018 19:14 UTC

Iran has launched preparations to boost its uranium enriching capacity. The decision is the result of the United States' withdrawal from the nuclear deal (the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action or JPCOA). Tehran has begun work on infrastructure to build advanced centrifuges at its Natanz facility. It also plans to secure nuclear fuel for the Bushehr power plant. The UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) was informed of its plans to increase the enrichment within the limits of the 2015 deal with world powers.

This is a signal that Iran will not comply with the JPCOA if it collapses. Tehran wants European banks to take the risk and safeguard trade. Oil sales must be guaranteed and the losses resulting from US sanctions must be compensated by Brussels. The demand for new negotiations on ballistic missile program and regional policy must be abandoned as these issues are not related to the JPCOA.

The EU is trying to preserve the agreement but it's hard to see how private companies could be convinced to deal with Tehran running the risk of American punitive measures. Peugeot, Total, Italy's Danieli have already halted or are preparing to halt their ties with Iran.

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Puppet Masters

US Ambassador tells Serbia to reward Kosovo Islamists by giving them their own state

Making Israel Great Again: Sheldon Adelson, the Zionist billionaire driving Trump's Middle East policy

White House: Austria offers to host Putin-Trump meeting

Foreign investment in Saudi Arabia collapses under Saudi Crown Prince

'If US president doesn't care being isolated, we don't mind being six': Macron strikes hostile tone against Trump, says US can be kicked out of G7

Senate committee releases unredacted Strzok-Page texts - shows FBI planted multiple spies in Trump campaign in December 2015

The sacrifice of Gaza and the great march of Zionist hypocrisy

The Death of Razan al-Najjar and Israel's Culture of Impunity

Slovenia becomes the next country to vote in politician who's against EU's mass migration scheme

Another step closer to war - Iran prepares to start uranium enrichment

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