Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Whoever becomes imbued with a noble idea kindles a flame from which other torches are lit, and influences those with whom he comes in contact, be they few or many. How far that influence, thus perpetuated, may extend, it is not given to him here to see. --Henry George




"There would be an end of war and preparations for war if the cost were borne by those responsible for war. There would be an end of armaments and preparedness if incomes and inheritances and the landed estates of the feudal classes paid for the protection which their privileges enjoy.


War and preparations for war are possible only because the ruling classes are able to shift a great part of the cost onto the poor by indirect taxation and loans. War expenditures are tolerated only because the burdens are concealed in the increased cost of the things people consume.
 

"The art of plucking the goose without making it cry out" has been developed to a high state of perfection at the hands of the war makers."  - Frederic Clemson Howe - (1867-1940), ICH, http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/










 


       


























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this day  09.02.1792:
French Revolution: Due to an overwhelming fear that foreign
armies would attack Paris and prisoners would revolt, thousands of
people were summarily executed.

Hundreds of Ukrainian troops 'massacred by pro-Russian forces as they waved white flags'

“They were given the corridor to exit and they were shot.

Soldiers loyal to Kiev had been attempting to pull out of a besieged town 22 miles east of Donetsk - bodies were said to be littering the agreed retreat route




Figure of hate: Putin is used as target at Ukrainian firing range

Hundreds of Ukrainian troops are feared to have been massacred by pro-Russian forces who allegedly reneged on a deal to allow them to retreat.

Soldiers loyal to Kiev had been attempting to pull out of a besieged town 22 miles east of Donetsk.
Bodies were said to be littering an agreed retreat route where dozens of prisoners were taken by rebels.

Lt Col Nikolai Gordienko, of the Ukrainian National Guard, said: “They were given the corridor to exit and they were shot.

"It is a violation of international conventions.”

Ukrainian volunteer battalions said soldiers had been waving white flags when they were fired on from all sides as they left Ilovaisk.  read more    mirror.co.uk/



original post March 12, 2014.....The 'national endowment for regime change',    NERC

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A Two-Faced Friendship: Turkey Is 'Partner and Target' for the NSA

By Laura Poitras, , and Holger Stark



On a December night in 2011, a terrible thing happened on Mount Cudi, near the Turkish-Iraqi border. One side described it as a massacre; the other called it an accident.

Several Turkish F-16 fighter jets bombed a caravan of villagers that night, apparently under the belief that they were guerilla fighters with the separatist Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK). The group was returning from northern Iraq and their mules were loaded down with fuel canisters and other cargo. They turned out to be smugglers, not PKK fighters. Some 34 people died in the attack.

An American Predator drone flying overhead had detected the group, prompting US analysts to alert their Turkish partners. read more



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Germany delivers 16000 assault rifles, 10000 hand grenades, 500 anti-tank rockets, armored vehicles and more to the Kurds in Iraq (spiegel.de)


10.000 Handgranaten, 16.000 Gewehre, 240 Panzerfäuste: Deutschland schickt Kriegsgerät für 4000 kurdische Kämpfer in den Nordirak. Das hat am Sonntagabend die Bundesregierung entschieden.

the U.S and Nato want to arm everyone with the exception of Gaza...kos

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By Robert Fisk

Not since the Nazis have we had culprits documenting their war crimes on such a scale.


You Can't Understand ISIS If You Don't Know the History of Wahhabism in Saudi Arabia

By Alastair Crooke

"Those who would not conform to this view should be killed, their wives and daughters violated, and their possessions confiscated, he wrote. "


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According to Clinton's leaked memo, Saudi donors constituted "the most significant source of funding to Sunni terrorist groups worldwide".


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Bush- Blair Legacy Continues As - :
Violence In Iraq Killed At Least 1,420 In August:
At least 1,420 people were killed in Iraq in August, the United Nations said on Monday, as sectarian violence raged in the center and north of the country.


13 killed in bomb attacks in Baghdad:
Thirteen people were killed and 45 others injured when two car bombs exploded in Bayaa area, southeastern Baghdad, the source told Xinhua on condition of anonymity, adding that the huge blast also destroyed several nearby buildings and civilian cars.


Iraq retakes more towns from Islamic State:
Kurdish forces and Shia armed volunteers kill at least two senior Islamic State fighters as they make military gains.


ISIS Militants Behead Lebanese Soldier and Hold 18 More:
Members of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria have beheaded a Lebanese soldier who was one of 19 captured when militants seized a Lebanese border town for a few days this month. A video of the beheading was posted on social media sites on Saturday.


Syrian Militants Present List of Demands for Release of Fijian Peacekeepers - Reports:
The al-Qaeda-linked Nusra Front has announced the requirements for the release of 45 peacekeepers from Fiji, the Associated Press reported, citing a representative of the Fiji army.


3 executed by Al-Qaida gunmen in Yemen:
Gunmen of the Yemen-based al- Qaida branch on Monday executed three local residents accused of collaborating with the United States in southeastern province of Hadramout , a Yemeni military official told Xinhua.


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Nigeria: Boko Haram Loses 59 in Clash with Military:
In an attempt to expand their caliphate to cover another major Borno town, Bama, the outlawed Boko Haram sect met their Waterloo as 59 members of the terrorist sect were said to have been felled in an exchange of firepower with the Nigerian Army on Monday.


Libya: 13 killed in Benghazi clashes, Tripoli under militia control:
At least 13 people have been killed and 45 wounded in clashes between Islamists and forces of renegade general allied to the regular army in Libya's eastern Benghazi city, medics said on Monday.


Government says has lost grip on Libyan capital:
Libya's toothless outgoing government admitted on Monday from its safe refuge in the east of the country that it has in effect lost control of Tripoli to armed militias.


Libyan PM re-appointed amid chaos:
Libya's parliament reappointed Prime Minister Abdullah al-Thinni on Monday as the government lost control of ministries in the capital where armed groups have taken over and a separate parliament has claimed legitimacy.


Local Taliban commanders among 41 killed in Afghan operations:
Taliban rebels killedAt least 41 Taliban militants including their local commanders were killed following joint military operations by Afghan national security forces in the past 24 hours.


Pakistani killed in Nangarhar drone strike:
Afghan officials claimed a Pakistani national was killed in a strike by a drone and another was arrested in the eastern Nangarhar province


Abdullah deadline puts Afghan election in peril:
Afghan presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah on Monday issued another ultimatum over the disputed election result, threatening to withdraw from all efforts to negotiate a solution to the deepening political crisis.


Anti-PM protesters storm Pakistan broadcaster:
Demonstrators enter building of Pakistan TV, briefly forcing it off air, amid continuing demands for PM to step down.


Ukraine's troops retreat from vital airport:
Soldiers abandon defence of an airport in Luhansk after heavy clashes with what Kiev says are Russian tanks.


Ukraine crisis: Government setbacks in Luhansk and Donetsk:
Ukrainian forces have suffered a series of setbacks, as pro-Russian rebels advance in the east of the country. Officials said nearly 700 soldiers had been taken prisoner since the rebel offensive began.


Lavrov: No Russian Intervention in Ukraine:
Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Russia would not intervene militarily in Ukraine, defying reports by the Ukrainian government, NATO and Western nations that Russia has already sent troops, artillery and tanks across Ukraine's southeast border to reinforce the separatists.


Putin breaks ground on Russia-China gas pipeline, world's biggest:
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli have launched the construction of the first part of Gazprom's Power of Siberia pipeline - which will deliver 4 trillion cubic meters of gas to China over 30 years.


Which country relies most heavily on Russian gas?:
Germany relies on imports to supply more than 70% of its domestic energy demand, with Russia alone representing a quarter of the country's imports of natural gas, oil, and coal.


David Cameron outlines new anti-terror measures to MPs:
New powers are needed to seize terrorist suspects' passports and stop British-born extremists from returning to the UK, David Cameron has said.


Man denies assaulting MP Galloway:
A 39-year-old man has pleaded not guilty to assaulting MP George Galloway in a London street.


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Hundreds demand justice for Ferguson teen:
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