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Riyadh training 5,000 militants from Libya to Eritrea for war in Yemen

Saudi trained militants
Riyadh has transferred nearly 5,000 militants from a number of terrorist groups from Aden port to Eritrea's Assab port to go under military trainings and then be sent to the Saudi provinces bordering Yemen, sources said.

"The terrorists, some of whom are from the Al-Qaeda, will be dispatched to Najran, Jizzan and Asir provinces to fight against the Yemeni army and popular forces and prevent their further advances in Southern Saudi Arabia," the sources stated on Sunday.

They added that the Yemeni forces' advances deep inside the Saudi territories have frightened the Saudi officials more than the ballistic missiles fired from Yemen.

Umbrella

Syria: US-Russia to complete major military alliance agreement

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The deal would call for full-coordination between US and Russian military and intelligence forces in Syria in exchange for Moscow forcing Assad to ground the Syrian Air Force.

The United States and Russia inch closer to completing a major agreement calling for military and intelligence cooperation in Syria in exchange for Russia agreeing to pressure President Bashar al-Assad to refrain from targeting civilian dense areas and allowing for both food and medical aid to flow into impacted areas according to reports from CBS News correspondent Margaret Brennan.

Pursuant to the proposed arrangement, the US and Russia would coordinate airstrikes against Daesh (ISIS) as well as al Qaeda-linked terrorists including the former al-Nusra Front. While the United States and Russia would jointly takeover the aerial campaign against jihadists in Syria, Assad's Syrian Arab Army Air Force would be grounded in a bid to prevent unnecessary collateral damage against civilians and US-backed rebels.

Comment: So, who's on first? Levels of enemies. Levels of allies. Some mix and match. Today, bomb them. Tomorrow, don't. Confusing? Yah! Nice mess, USA. The best idea would have been hands-off in the first place. That didn't happen. The devil will be in the details, should this deal materialize.


Books

Kremlin: Eton students garner private audience with Vladimir Putin

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© www.theguardian.comEton meets Putin
Ministers wait hours for an audience with Vladimir Putin, CEOs sit nervously for months hoping for a summons to see him, and even Donald Trump was stood up during a 2013 visit to Moscow and told Putin was too busy to see him. There was no such problem for a group of 11 Eton schoolboys, however, who flew to Moscow and were met by the Russian president in the Kremlin last week, stopping to take a group photo inside the seat of Russian power with their best "massive banter" poses.

Putin, who is notoriously difficult to access and is frequently hours late to meetings with other world leaders, apparently devoted two hours of his time to discuss world affairs with the Eton boys, proving that attending the elite boarding school is useful for opening doors not only in Britain.

The schoolboys have beaten both the prime minister, Theresa May, and Eton alumnus Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, to a meeting with Putin. May is expected to meet the Russian president on the sidelines of the G20 summit in China next week.

David Wei, one of those present at the meeting, wrote on Facebook: "It took me a total of 10 months, 1,040 emails, 1,000 text messages, countless sleepless nights, constant paranoia during A2 exam season, declining academic performance ... but here we are. Guys, we truly gave Putin a deep impression of us and he responded by showing us his human face."


Comment: Putin is a bridge-builder to other countries and future generations.

It's unlikely to change their programming, but maybe, just maybe this particular Eton set won't be so rabidly anti-Russian when it takes the reins of the British regime in a couple of decades.


Beer

Coca-Cola: Funding Colombian death squads?

Coca Cola
© www.spyderonlines.com"Things go better with Coke..." Maybe not.
Coca-Cola was accused of hiring hitmen from a prominent paramilitary group between 1990 and 2002 to kill at least 10 trade union leaders. U.S.-based Coca-Cola company along with more than 50 other companies were accused by Colombian courts of financing terrorism for their ties to the now-disbanded paramilitary organization, United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia [AUC], a fact trade union leaders have been denouncing for decades. The cases against the companies will be heard in a transitional justice tribunal after the peace deal with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia and the government is signed.

Coca-Cola was accused of hiring hitmen from the AUC between 1990 and 2002 to kill at least 10 labor union leaders who were trying to organize Coca-Cola's plants. U.K. oil company BP has also been taken to court for its funding of AUC, along with kidnapping and human rights abuses.

Other companies suspected of financing terrorism, commonly referred to as the "para-economy," include Colombia's largest beverage company Postobon, cement company Cementos Argos, state oil company Ecopetrol and banana distributor Chiquita Brands International.


Comment: Corporate accountability values profits over basic human welfare, especially in the rape and plunder of third world countries where anything can be bought for the right price.


Jet3

Saudi warplanes attack Yemen 80 times, kill more civilians

Saudi forces bombs in the Yemeni capital
© AFPA picture taken on August 30, 2016, shows smoke billowing from buildings following an airstrike by Saudi forces in the Yemeni capital, Sana’a.
Several Yemeni civilians, including a child, have been killed as Saudi warplanes carried out more than 80 airstrikes on different areas across its southern neighbor.

According to Yemen's al-Masirah television, Saudi military aircraft targeted residential areas in the Yemeni provinces of Sana'a, Ta'izz, Hajjah, Mahwit, Omran and Hudaydah around 50 times in the early hours of Sunday.

Riyadh's air raids on the al-Sabain district of Sana'a Province killed one child and wounded over 20 others.

An unspecified number of civilians also lost their lives when Saudi fighter jets attacked residential areas north of the Ta'izz airport.

Jet2

MH-17 inquiry, Episode 5: 'It was shot down by a MiG'

The 5th episode of MH-17 Inquiry has just been released, and it looks like a blockbuster.

Contrary to all speculation heretofore that Malaysian airlines flight MH-17 might have been shot down by a SU-25 - an aircraft primarily intended for the ground attack role - the producers of this documentary advance a different theory.

The MiG-29 has the speed, operational ceiling, and armament to shoot down a Boeing 777. And Ukraine has plenty of the fighters in its inventory.


Document

More MH17 docs released; Dutch assumed pro-Russian separatists responsible

MH-17 wreckage
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A court forced the Ministry of Security and Justice to publish more documents on the disaster with flight MH17 thanks to a joint call on the Freedom of Information Act by broadcasters NOS and RTL Nieuws and the Volkskrant. A number of new details were revealed, including that the Dutch government assumed from the first that [pro]-Russian separatists were behind the downing of the plane.

The documents released are the interpretation in reports of the National Coordinator for Counterterrorism and Security written shortly after the disaster. It involves facts over what happened, the perpetrators and large problems expected to follow. RTL Nieuws published the documents on their website.

The Dutch government quickly realized that no one could have survived the crash and that there were probably many Dutch victims. They were right - 196 of the 298 victims were Dutch. "Given the images of the crash, the probability of survivors is nil", the documents read. And: "(...) it is very likely that some of the victims are of Dutch nationality. Given the holiday period it is likely that there were several children on board."

Comment: Maybe certain documents requested are not being released because there is still mileage to be had by blaming Russia with false accusations and propaganda. Even if the Dutch are willing to share what they know, the instigators of the Ukraine pivot to the West are not likely to let that happen. The longer it takes for any official records to surface, the more assuredly the Ukraine or the West had its hand in this dreadful, false flag tragedy.


Attention

Closet racists? Bill and Hillary's history of destroying the African American community

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Racism in America is a sensitive issue for politicians especially among U.S. presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. The question you need to ask yourself is Hillary Clinton a true champion of the African-American community? Her husband and former U.S. president Bill Clinton was called "the first black president" by author Toni Morrison in The New Yorker in 1998 where she wrote "white skin notwithstanding, this is our first black President. Blacker than any actual black person who could ever be elected in our children's lifetime." Morrison's comment did not have any merit regarding President Clinton as the "first black president", in fact his actions against the African American community suggests otherwise.

Does Hillary Clinton on the other hand care about the plight of a minority group who suffers from high-unemployment and incarceration rates that seems to be increasing year after year? Actions do speak louder than words and sometimes in Hillary Clinton's case "words" alone can say it all. You don't have to dig deep to find out the truth about Bill and Hillary's actions against the African American community.

Attention

Migrant crisis: Germany plans to flood Greece with unwanted refugees

German migrants
© REUTERS/ Giorgos Moutafis/File Photo
Germany's Interior Minister argues that the country has done more than its fair share in attending to the migrant crisis caused by the gruesome conflict in Syria and that Greece should be forced to take on more refugees.

For the first time in five years, Germany has begun contemplating the idea of sending migrants back to Greece as Chancellor Angela Merkel's national popularity plummets from public outcry against her open door policy - a political shift that may have lasting reverberations throughout the European Union.

Comment: This is just what Greece doesn't need right now thanks to Germany pressing Greece into austerity.


Info

King of Bahrain to visit Moscow Monday for talks with Putin

King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and Putin
© REUTERS/ Alexander Zemlianichenko/Pool
King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa is expected to fly into Moscow on Monday for talks on regional and international issues with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the King's administration said Sunday.

Earlier, a diplomatic source in the Kingdom of Bahrain stated that the Bahraini delegation, headed by the minister of defense, will sign a military cooperation agreement with Russia during the upcoming Army-2016 military expo.

"His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa will pay an official visit to Moscow tomorrow — Monday — to hold talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin," the Royal Court's announcement, carried by the Bahrain News Agency, read. "The two leaders will discuss ways of bolstering joint ties in all fields, in addition to latest regional and international developments," the message continued.