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Vanishing Aircraft, "Numerology", and the Global Elite: How Air Algerie AH5017, Air France 447, and Malaysian MH370 and MH17 are all connected

Jason Kissner
Global Research
Fri, 01 Aug 2014 09:10 UTC
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Vanishing Aircraft

We have been told by much of Western MSM that Air Algerie flight 5017 (hereinafter AH 5017) and its 117 passengers (according to the airline) lost contact with the ground and subsequently crashed in Mali on 7/24due to heavy weather.

A simple, tidy story that; and for all one knows the MSM soporific might even be true.

And yet, true to the times, meaningful questions remain.

Via CNN on 7/24 we have:
"1:17 a.m. local time, Air Algerie Flight 5017 left Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso bound for Algiers. It was supposed to be a four-hour overnight flight but about 50 minutes of takeoff, it disappeared from radar over Mali close to a zone of ongoing conflict between Islamist rebels and the government."
The Guardian chimed in on 7/29 with:
Radar recordings show the plane's last contact at 1.47am local time. A witness reported seeing a ball of flame in the crash area at about 1.50am, suggesting the tragedy happened in minutes.

One witness said it was "as if a bomb had fallen" on the desert, and that the plane had hit the ground at a steep angle and at full speed, ruling out any attempt at an emergency landing.
Police investigators and gendarmes at the scene say the plane was "pulverised" and they have found no bodies. Even finding traces of the victims - who included one Briton and 54 French people, including entire families - is proving a challenge, with stifling heat alternating with torrential rain in a remote area.
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Nicaragua's President suggests Netanyahu 'possessed by the devil'


RT
Sat, 02 Aug 2014 08:51 UTC
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© Reuters / Diana UlloaNicaragua's President Daniel Ortega
Israeli PM is apparently possessed by the devil, Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega said, urging Pope Francis to cast out his demons. Ortega also called on the international community to impose sanctions on Israel for the military action in Gaza.

"Prime Minister Netanyahu appears to be possessed by the devil, he needs Pope Francis to exorcise it, to become appeased," Ortega was quoted by Globovision as saying.

"Why doesn't anyone condemn or sanction the state of Israel?" wondered the president of Nicaragua. In his opinion, Palestine is the victim of "madness" on the part of the Israeli leader, who seeks to"annihilate the Palestinian people."

For Ortega, Israel is "committing genocide" in the Gaza Strip, a crime so "terrible that it is only comparable to the crimes of the Nazis."


Comment: Nice to see some world leaders calling it as it is.

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Laptop

Terrorists update their software and encryption methods, NSA blames Snowden


RT
Fri, 01 Aug 2014 08:31 UTC
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© AFP Photo / Frederick FlorinUS National Security Agency (NSA) whistleblower Edward Snowden
The National Security Agency has consistently argued that terrorist groups have developed more sophisticated methods to avoid surveillance in the wake of the Edward Snowden revelations, and a new report seems to back these claims.

Drafted by the Recorded Future data firm in Massachusetts, the survey documented several instances in which Al-Qaeda and its affiliates significantly overhauled its computer software with new product releases in order to fight back against the NSA's snooping.

Previously, the NSA claimed that the information leaked by Snowden would push terrorist organizations to seek out new ways to bypass surveillance programs like PRISM and others, but had released no evidence regarding its allegations.

As RT reported in June, the new NSA chief, US Navy Admiral Mike Rogers, reiterated that claim, saying he had "seen [terrorist groups] make changes." He also said the NSA had made adjustments of its own.

According to NPR, Recorded Future teamed up with Reversing Labs to reverse-engineer Al-Qaeda's new software, and discovered that it had undergone the biggest changes since it was first rolled out 2007. The overhaul occurred within three to five months of the first set of Snowden leaks, and allowed members to set up encryption on cell phones, Android and Apple products.
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War Whore

Russia slams US "lies, hypocrisy, propaganda" over claims of nuclear treaty violations


RT
Sat, 02 Aug 2014 08:18 UTC
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© RIA Novosti / Maksim BlinovBuilding of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Moscow
Moscow has upped the ante in its growing confrontation with Washington after releasing an incendiary statement, accusing the US of spinning and distorting facts to allege that Russia is testing a new cruise missile, banned by a landmark Cold War treaty.

"Once again the US is trying (and again rather clumsily) to act as a mentor, for some reason pretending to possesses the truth in the last instance and have the right to judge others. Claims are made with little to no evidence and based on warped logic, in other words presented not with further experts' analyses in mind," opens the lengthy tirade by the Russian Foreign Ministry, in response to the allegations detailed in the State Department report released on Tuesday.

"The purpose seems to be to create a wall of information noise to incite other countries, and to boil up a propagandist brew for the media. Or does the US administration still sincerely deceive itself that the world can take Washington's word?"

The US report never specified how exactly Russia violated the treaty, instead offering a vague finding that: "The United States has determined that the Russian Federation is in violation of its obligations under the INF Treaty not to possess, produce, or flight-test a ground-launched cruise missile (GLCM) with a range capability of 500 km to 5,500 km, or to possess or produce launchers of such missiles."
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Light Sabers

Donetsk militia shoots down and captures Soviet-Era Ukrainian UAV


RT
Sat, 02 Aug 2014 08:08 UTC
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Video still from Ruptly Video
An old Soviet Tu-143 reconnaissance drone allegedly deployed by the Ukrainian army has crashed near Donetsk, with local militia, initially not aware of what that monstrosity was, suspecting in the video to have downed Kiev's "weapon of mass destruction."

The YouTube video of the downed drone claims the archaic unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) was shot down "at approximatly 13:30 local time near Shahtersk." In the video, the representatives of DPR anti-Kiev forces say that the "object will be further identified."

"Today we have shot down 'something' over our skies," a man in the video says. "At first, we thought it was an unmanned drone. But now we have doubts."

The soldier in the video sends a message to the authorities in Kiev, saying "don't you think it is a bit too much? To use such weapons!" as he pointed out to the serial number of the unit, saying that Kiev will not be able to disguise the deployment of "that weapon."
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Forgetting the bloody history: Unspoken story of US downing Iran Air Flight 655


RIA Novosti
Wed, 30 Jul 2014 07:22 UTC
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© Flickr/ kingair42Airbus A300 plane
Well-known US author and journalist Fred Kaplan in his artiัle "America's Flight 17" for Slate Magazine calls readers not to jump to conclusions on the Malaysian Boeing tragedy. Before accusing self-defence forces in Ukraine's South-east of the Malaysia Flight MH17 downing, the international community has to recall one of the Pentagon's most inexcusable disgraces - shooting down the passenger aircraft Iran Air Flight 655 by the USS Vincennes, he writes. Whoever brought down the Malaysian airliner should be held accountable, stresses the journalist, just as the White House and the crew of the Vincennes should have been.

While the western mass media hastened to link the MH17 tragedy to the notorious Korean Airlines Flight 007, shot down by a Soviet Su-15 interceptor in 1983, the infamous Vincennes case remained unspoken.

"A quarter-century later, the Vincennes is almost completely forgotten, but it still ranks as the world's seventh deadliest air disaster (Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 is the sixth) and one of the Pentagon's most inexcusable disgraces," writes Fred Kaplan in his article "America's Flight 17."

Comment: But what if it's not a missile, but a bomb? And Mossad is responsible? Read the following artcile to learn more:
Asymmetric Warfare: MH17 False-Flag Terror and the 'War' on Gaza

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Bad Guys

Are Israelis and Zionists really talking about a Final Solution of the Palestinian Problem?

Juan Cole
juancole.com
Sat, 02 Aug 2014 06:33 UTC
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© Paul Arps (CC BY 2.0)Shoes belonging to those detained at the Auschwitz concentration camp, โ€œa major site of the Nazi โ€˜Final Solution to the Jewish question.โ€™โ€
The Times of Israel published and then removed from its site an essay by Yochanan Gordon that openly called for genocide against the Palestinians of Gaza. A cached version is still on the internet as of this writing.

Gordon's logic, if one wants to dignify it with that term, is that Hamas calls for the destruction of Israel, and therefore the only way to deal with them is to obliterate them entirely. He used the words "obliterate entirely."

Hamas is a party-militia of the religious right. It does say it wants to see the Israeli government overthrown. Its leaders don't, however, speak of committing genocide against Israelis. They say they want to recover their country, which was stolen from them by the Israelis in 1948. Colonial regimes always produce resistance movements.

The fact is that Hamas was supported by Israeli intelligence in the 1980s as a foil to the PLO, so Shin Bet and Mossad don't seem to have been worried by the party charter.

Comment: Yochanan Gordon apologized for his essay after allegedly being rebuked by the Times of Israel and widely criticized by the community of conscience-bound people, and it is said that he has deleted his twitter and facebook accounts. Yet some screenshots were saved and circulated around the web that show Gordon defending his position:
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Yochanan Gordon, writer for Times of Israel: When genocide is permissible

Yochanan Gordon
Times of Israel
Fri, 01 Aug 2014 17:36 UTC

Comment: On Friday August 1, 2014, 5:36 PM the Times of Israel published on their website Yochanan Gordon's op-ed that openly called for Palestinian genocide. It was soon deleted from the net, yet as of Saturday morning of August 2, a cache version was available:


when genocide is permissible
Judging by the numbers of casualties on both sides in this almost one-month old war one would be led to the conclusion that Israel has resorted to disproportionate means in fighting a far less- capable enemy. That is as far as what meets the eye. But, it's now obvious that the US and the UN are completely out of touch with the nature of this foe and are therefore not qualified to dictate or enforce the rules of this war - because when it comes to terror there is much more than meets the eye.

I wasn't aware of this, but it seems that the nature of warfare has undergone a major shift over the years. Where wars were usually waged to defeat the opposing side, today it seems - and judging by the number of foul calls it would indicate - that today's wars are fought to a draw. I mean, whoever heard of a timeout in war? An NBA Basketball game allows six timeouts for each team during the course of a game, but last I checked this is a war! We are at war with an enemy whose charter calls for the annihilation of our people. Nothing, then, can be considered disproportionate when we are fighting for our very right to live.

The sad reality is that Israel gets it, but its hands are being tied by world leaders who over the past six years have insisted they are such good friends with the Jewish state, that they know more regarding its interests than even they do. But there's going to have to come a time where Israel feels threatened enough where it has no other choice but to defy international warnings - because this is life or death.
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Iran urges NAM to bring Israel to justice for Gaza war crimes


Press TV
Wed, 30 Jul 2014 12:22 UTC
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© www.islamtimes.orgSummit of Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) in Tehran.
Iran's justice minister has called on his counterparts from the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) member states to take legal action against Israel for committing war crimes in the Gaza Strip.

"The NAM [member] states...are expected to once again stand in unison against these [Israeli] crimes and lay the groundwork for the punishment of the masterminds and the perpetrators of these crimes," Mostafa Pour-Mohammadi wrote in a letter to NAM justice ministers on Wednesday.

He added that continuation of the Zionist regime's crimes against Palestinians calls into question "international justice and the rule of law."
"Doubtlessly, the Zionist regime's crimes, which are threatening international peace and security today, stem from the condoning of the crimes this regime has been committing against defenseless Palestinians over the past 66 years," Pour-Mohammadi said.
He noted that Israel's ongoing strikes against the Palestinians are "flagrant manifestations of war crimes" necessitating punitive action.

NAM, whose rotating presidency is held by Iran, is an international organization with 120 member states, which is not formally aligned with or against any major power bloc. Nearly two-thirds of the member states of the United Nations are NAM members.

Comment: The countries of NAM contain 55% of the world population, with concentration in countries considered to be developing or part of the Third World. Iran will lead NAM for the period of 2012-2015. The movement stems from a desire not to be aligned within a geopolitical/military structure and is unified by its commitment to world peace and security. Nelson Mandela was a former secretary general. Core beliefs coincide with those of the UN. The U.S. has been criticized by Nam for the invasion of Iraq, the War on Terrorism, attempts to stifle Iran and North Korea's nuclear plans and roughshodding the sovereignty of smaller nations.

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Target

Israeli attacks destroy almost 5,000 homes in Gaza


PressTV
Wed, 30 Jul 2014 09:30 UTC
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© www.huffingtonpost.comPalestinians inspect the damage of their destroyed homes during a short cease-fire.
The deadly Israeli military attacks against the blockaded Gaza Strip have destroyed nearly 5,000 Palestinian houses. Ashraf al-Qidra, Gaza's Health Ministry spokesman, said on Tuesday that as many as 4,987 Palestinian homes had been destroyed due to the Israeli onslaught on the impoverished territory as of Monday.

The spokesman further said that a total number of 26,270 houses had been partially damaged, of which 4,136 are no longer habitable. It was also noted that the number of the destroyed houses is expected to rise as the Israeli regime keeps hitting the besieged area.

On Tuesday, the United Nations (UN) reported that 215,000 Gazans have fled their homes. As the aria is blockaded, most of the Palestinians take shelter in the places designated by the UN. The Israeli regime, nevertheless, has been targeting UN-designated shelters as well. In less than one week, the Israel regime has targeted two UN-run schools sheltering Palestinian families against the Israeli offensive.

Comment: Just imagine your city under bombardment. What if your home exploded and you suddenly had nothing. What if they shelled the school your children attend? What if your family and friends...well, you know how this goes. Worth thinking about it for a minute or two to bring it "home."

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