Posted on 11/25/2015 2:10:12 PM PST by Kevin in California
OK, now you’ve said something I can agree with.
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With all this To Russia, With Love business going on here I may need to check into it. I wonder if the Russian Orthodox Church has room for displaced American Protestants?
Turkey f’d up bad. A real stupid move on their part.
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Soros supports ANTI-American causes. The type that you and your fellow Putinistas push here 24/7. I've said a million times that I think Obama and KGB/FSB Putin are (not-so secretly) working together to bring about the demise of the US and rise of the Soviet Union part 2. "Flexibility" on missile defense and the NewSTART nuke treaty. The Obama-Putin Iran deal, etc, etc. Meanwhile that S.B. Obama has been slashing our own military.
by Jacob Kornbluh
Sept 2, 2015
In a phone interview with CNN Tuesday evening, Trump claimed that there's "something in the Iran deal" that "people don't understand" saying if someone attacks Iran, "we have to come to their defense."
"Does that include Israel?" Trump asked. "And most people say yes, they don't have an exclusion for Israel. So if Israel attacks Iran, according to that deal, I believe, the way it reads, unless they have a codicil or they have something to it, that we have to fight with Iran against Israel." ..."
Trump was most probably referring to language highlighted by the opponents of the deal. On page 142, the deal includes a clause that states, "Co-operation through training and workshops to strengthen Iran's ability to protect against, and respond to nuclear security threats, including sabotage, as well as to enable effective and sustainable nuclear security and physical protection systems."
Washington-based Center for Security Policy asserted that Annex III appears "to commit the United States and other world powers to the defense of Iran's nuclear program."
http://jpupdates.com/2015/09/02/trump-iran-deal-requires-u-s-protecting-iran-in-event-of-israeli-strike/
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September 11, 2015
Jennifer Griffin, Lucas Tomlinson
FoxNews.com
As the Pentagon warily eyes a Russian military build-up in Syria, Western intelligence sources tell Fox News that the escalated Russian presence began just days after a secret Moscow meeting in late July between Iran's Quds Force commander - their chief exporter of terror - and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Fox News has learned Quds head Qassem Soleimani and Putin discussed such a joint military plan for Syria at that meeting, an encounter first reported by Fox News in early August. ..."
The Quds Force is the international arm of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, involved in exporting terrorism to Iran's proxies throughout the Middle East including Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen. ..."
Officials who have monitored the build-up say they've seen more than 1,000 Russian combatants - some of them from the same plainclothes Special Forces units who were sent to Crimea and Ukraine. Some of these Russian troops are logistical specialists and needed for security at the expanding Russian bases.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2015/09/11/russian-build-up-in-syria-part-secret-deal-with-irans-quds-force-leader/
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Pro-Hezbollah Paper: Russia, Iran, Syria, Hezbollah Form Alliance
Sept 23, 2015
A prominent pro-Hezbollah newspaper in Lebanon reported Tuesday that Russia and the terrorist organization have formed an alliance and will fight together in Syria. "The parties to the alliance are the states of Russia, Iran, Syria, and Iraq, with Lebanon's Hezbollah as the fifth party,"
Al-Akhbar Editor in Chief Ibrahim al-Amin wrote. The pact would be called the "4+1 alliance", a pun based on the P5+1 that negotiated the nuclear deal with Iran. Hezbollah is a proxy of Iran based in Lebanon and Moscow has been working with Tehran to save Bashar al-Assad's regime, even sending men and weapons to Syria.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/cheats/2015/09/22/report-russia-partners-with-hezbollah.html
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From Real Clear Politics, Sept 10, 2015...
"In a 2014 New Yorker interview, Obama said his goal was to create a 'new equilibrium' in the Middle East.
In the short run, at least, his signature diplomatic undertaking can be counted on to bring more violence to this volatile region.
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, as the [Obama-Putin Iran deal] agreement is formally known, provides the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism an infusion of somewhere in the neighborhood of $100 billion of unfrozen assets and a great deal more of continuing revenues as businesses and governments around the world rush to profit from oil-and-gas-rich Iran's reintegration into the world economy.
The agreement relaxes the international isolation of the Islamic Republic and ratifies Tehran's status as a nuclear threshold state. And it relieves restrictions on Iran's acquisition of weapons, including ballistic missiles. ..."
Because spamming walls of text no one is going to bother reading is what you are paid to do, right?
A cheer for Russia is a cheer for the mullahs.
Why are you still posting this nonsense blaming Russia for the alleged Yuschenko poisoning?
Even the incredibly biased article you post says: ââ¬ÅExactly who was behind the poisoning has never been officially determined. Itâââ‰â¢s been blamed on the Russian secret police, on Yanukovychâââ‰â¢s supporters, even on Yushchenko himself, a publicity stunt to garner election support.ââ¬Â
And even that is an understatement.
No evidence has ever been produced that the Russian government had any involvement with this incident; in fact it appears the opposite is the case.
ââ∠âIn September 2009, Larysa Cherednichenko, former head of the department for supervision over investigations into criminal cases of the Ukrainian Prosecutor Generalâââ‰â¢s Office, said high-ranking officials from the presidential secretariat and family members of Yushchenko falsified evidence in his poisoning case, with dioxin being added to Yushchenkoâââ‰â¢s blood samples. Cherednichenko claims she was warned that she would be dismissed from her office immediately after she wrote her report on August 26, 2009 and said she was offered two positions, which she refused, and contested her dismissal in court.
Also in September 2009, a special commission, created by the Verkhovna Rada, came to a conclusion that the Yushchenko dioxin poisoning was falsified to strengthen his positions during 2004 presidential elections. The commission demanded to bring to justice those guilty in fabrication of blood tests. To date, no one has been identified. There were allegations US intelligence services injected blood samples taken from Yushchenko with dioxin to feign poisoning These allegations were dismissed by Ukraineâââ‰â¢s Office of the Prosecutor General.âââ¬ÃÂ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Yushchenko
Also:
ââ∠âHowever, a new team of investigators assigned to the case after Yushchenko lost power to his long-term rival Viktor Yanukovych, alleged that the Yushchenko dioxin poisoning could have been falsified to strengthen his positions during 2004 presidential elections.
Investigators demanded that the ex-president give new blood tests, as traces of dioxin remain in blood forever.
Yushchenko, whose health has improved significantly since 2004, has refused to cooperate and said last year he wanted to âââ¬Ã
âclose that chapterâââ¬Ã in his life.âââ¬ÃÂ
http://sputniknews.com/world/20120405/172637154.html
In other words, Yuschenko refuses to give blood samples that could at least determine whether he was poisoned by dioxin at all!
In any court in the world failure of a party to produce evidence within his control justifies an inference that the evidence, if produced, would be unfavorable to that partyââ¬â¢s position.
But hereââ¬â¢s the capper: In 2008, while Yuschenko was still President, US Cleveland Plain Dealer newspaper, reported:
ââ¬ÅPresident Viktor Yushchenko on Thursday accused the godfather of one of his children and member of his own political party of involvement in his near-fatal poisoning, a stunning twist to one of post-Soviet Ukraineââ¬â¢s most notorious scandals.
Yushchenko did not provide evidence for his claim that David Zhvania participated in giving him a massive dose of dioxin that sickened him and left his face badly scarred.
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This summer, Zhvania angered Yushchenko by claiming that the president suffered only from food poisoning and accusing his staff of inventing a politically motivated attack to boost his popularity during the closely fought presidential campaign.
Asked Thursday at a news conference whether he thought Zhvania took part in the poisoning, Yushchenko answered: ââ¬ÅI think yes, to put it mildly.ââ¬Â
Zhvania countered that Yushchenkoââ¬â¢s poisoning has yet to be proved.
He dismissed Yushchenkoââ¬â¢s statement as ââ¬Åabsolutely ill-considered and irresponsibleââ¬Â and said it shows his disregard for the rule of law.
ââ¬ÅSuch actions of V. Yushchenko donââ¬â¢t disgrace him personally as much as they humiliate Ukraine in front of the international community,ââ¬Â Zhvania said in a statement.
http://blog.cleveland.com/pdextra/2008/07/ukraine_president_blames_forme.html
In other words, Yuschenko close political and personal ally says Yuschenko was not ââ¬Ådioxin poisoned,ââ¬Â and Yuschenko then accuses the son in law himself [not the Russians] of being behind the poisoning!
Beyond that, you donât tell us that Yuschenko awarded the title Hero of Ukraine to the Nazis collaborator mass murderer Stepan Bandera and has praised his barbarous Ukrainian Insurgent Army, ally of Hitler
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Yushchenko
Also, per the same article:
âAlso in September 2005, former president Leonid Kravchuk accused exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky of financing Yushchenkoâs presidential election campaign, and provided copies of documents showing money transfers from companies he said were controlled by Berezovsky to companies controlled by Yushchenkoâs official backers. Berezovsky confirmed that he met Yushchenkoâs representatives in London before the election, and that the money was transferred from his companies, but he refused to confirm or deny that the money was used in Yushchenkoâs campaign. Financing of election campaigns by foreign citizens is illegal in Ukraine.â
He was such a pathetic president he got barely 5% of the vote in running for re-election.
Some âHeroâ!
I long for a leader with balls, other than golf balls.
Turkey will learn the hard way here. And it’s just started.
He probably has already pulled out his magical pen to sign the blank check.
The Polish plane crashed because of multiple incidents of pilot stupidity.
Not to worry, Obama will probably make us take up the slack.
Don’t you know how to post a coherent legible post? Or are you just too friggin lazy to remove and replace those special characters with ones that will properly convert? Or are you too dumb to figure it out yet.
That is one of the most poorly written stories I’ve read in a while.
There are quotes, but no attribution. There are no definitive statements. There are a lot of “ mays” and “coulds”.
When there is something more definitive than someone’s blog, we can take this seriously.
Something tells me that Putin is not like Obama.
“So, heâs undermining the Turkish economy, creating lots of unemployed Turks who will then bring down Erdogan?.............”
Or flood Western Europe as refugees.
That’s not nice.
Turkey has released what they say is the recording of the Russian pilots being warned, Iraq has grounded flights because of Russian missiles flying over their airspace.
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