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Whose sarin? Reprint

Whose sarin? Reprint

Whose sarin? Seymour M. Hersh Barack Obama did not tell the whole story this autumn when he tried to make the case that Bashar al-Assad was responsible for the chemical weapons attack near Damascus on 21 August. In some instances, he omitted important intelligence, and in others he presented assumptions as facts. Most significant, he...

NSA : "Shocking there is some gambling going on here"

Any freedom is illusion. Democracy is now an academic concept, totally unworkable in the real world. The UK has a parliamentary system, and in my opinion, is far better than the US or Germans. At least the UK still has a free press, and all groups get a say in government.  Many other democracy’s serve...

As Europe erupts over US spying

Glennwood drew up the right conclusions. The NSA-gate shows the real face of Europe’s “leaders” – tools & fools indifferent against citizens & democracy. NSA corrupted “not only” the basic relationship between free citizens and state but also gobally to any company and institution. It is not a leveled field for those without access to...

#Obamagate #merkelphone, #NSA , #Syria and #Euro disasters

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/24/obama-isolated-anger-builds-us-allies International anger over US government surveillance has combined with a backlash against its current Middle East policy to leave President Obama increasingly isolated from many of his key foreign allies. Many Germans thought the chancellor, however, had been too restrained in her criticism when the extent of NSA surveillance on ordinary citizens emerged. Now...

Vladimir V. Putin's adress to the American Nation

As much as I see President Putin primarily taking care of Russia’s strategic interest, I’ll admit that he has a much clearer and more honest message than Obama. I wish the West would show a little more leadership and integrity. I get the impression that the EU and the US today really have no idea what they doing when it comes to...
Why the US wants war in #Syria.

Why the US wants war in #Syria.

You liked the Gulf of Tonkin incident and the Vietnam War, the Kuwaiti incubators crimes and the first Gulf War, the Racak massacre and the war in Kosovo, Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction and the second Gulf War and Benghazi and the Libyan war? You will just love Obama’s cynical spin of gassing civilians in Ghouta and his red line. The...
The third front on U.S. military involvement

The third front on U.S. military involvement

President Barack Obama’s decision arming Syria’s rebels deepens U.S. involvement in a regional proxy war that is being fought along sectarian lines, pitting Sunni against Shiite Muslims, threatening the stability of Syria’s neighbors and the world as well as heightening U.S. tensions with Russia. Following last week’s chemical attack, the West has engineered a media campaign to...

US, UK looking for pretext to escalate intervention in Syria

 So this massacre happened right after Syrian government has been ready for maximum cooperation with UN experts working to clarify the alleged use of chemical weapons, it was obviously a well orchestrated calculated attack by the rebels and their associates. Only foolish people with delusional disorders would believe that Assad organized the attack after he...
Failed foreign policy of Obama.

Failed foreign policy of Obama.

Experts in Washington talk increasingly of a “Failed foreign policy” of Obama. “Obama wanted not less than to shift the arc of the history to more justice and a more peaceful and more stable world,”  wrote the renowned Washington Institute Brookings in their mid-term assessment of Obama’s foreign policy. He had hardly achieved results, instead given his opponents more often the impression,...

Obama's hissy fit

On behalf of America Mr. Putin, I would like to thank you for trying to supply information on the Boston bombing suspects before it took place.  The US were too busy spying on native Americans and Europeans at the time. When the US president gets over his latest tantrum I’m sure at some point he...

Westerwelle setzt sich für Islamisten ein.

Der deutsche Außenminister Westerwelle fordert bei seinem Besuch in Ägypten ein rechtsstaatliches Verfahren für den abgesetzten Präsidenten Mursi. Er rief die Menschen im Land auf, Brücken zu bauen.Das muss man sich mal auf der Zunge zergehen lassen: Ein amtierender deutscher Außenminister setzt sich für einen gestürzten islamistischen Präsidenten ein, der sein Amt erstens wie ein...
Egypt showed the Western pipe dream of the Arab Spring

Egypt showed the Western pipe dream of the Arab Spring

Egypt showed the basic flaw of the Western appeasement policy toward Islamists.  To label the Muslim Brotherhood in the so-called Arab Spring  as moderate Islamists was the usual euphemism. Morsi’s defeat may represent a defeat for the decades long pro-Islamist policy of most of the Western policy establishment. More generally, this defeat in Egypt may...