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Daily Archives: 8. November 2016
Mikdad, Abdullahian discuss bilateral relations and situation in Syria and the region
During the meeting, which was attended by Syria’s Ambassador in Tehran Adnan Mahmoud, Mikdad expressed gratitude for Iran’s economic support for Syria, stressing the need to look into all prospects of boosting cooperation between the two countries.
Russian Defense Ministry: Russian air force didn’t carry out any strikes on Khan Sheikhon area in Idleb
The ministry denied, in a statement, reports that have been circulated by some foreign media outlets about launching alleged strikes by the jets of Russian Aerospace Forces in Khan Sheikhon area in the countryside of Idleb city.
Syrian army retakes key Aleppo district from militants
An unnamed military source told Syria’s SANA news agency that the army and its allies regained full control of the 1070 Apartments area as well as its surrounding farms and hills on Tuesday.
Clinton führt in den Umfragen | Die Börsen weltweit atmen auf
(7.11.2016)
James Comey To Congress: About Those Hillary Clinton Emails I Mentioned Last Week? Meh, Forget About It, Nothing To See
James Comey continues to be playing by his own ridiculous rules. He was playing by his own rules when he publicly announced that no charges would be sought against Hillary Clinton over her emails back in July. He was playing by his own rules a week ago when he revealed in a letter to Congress that new information had come to light, man. And, he continued to play by his own rules in sending a new letter to Congress saying, „Ooops, turns out there was nothing.“
No, Hillary Clinton is not less evil than Trump
Given that both Donald Trump and Clinton represent big money – and big money only – Clinton’s supporters have been forced to find another stick. And that has been the “lesser evil” argument. Clinton may be bad, but Trump would be far worse. Voting for a non-evil candidate like Jill Stein – who has no hope of winning – would split the progressive camp and ensure Trump, the more evil candidate, triumphs. Therefore, there is a moral obligation on progressive voters to back Clinton, however bad her track record as a senator and as secretary of state.
There is nothing new about this argument. It has been around for decades, and has been corralling progressives into voting for Democratic presidents who have consistently advanced US neoconservative policy goals abroad and neoliberal ones at home.
If The FBI Can‘t Stop All These Leaks About An Investigation, Why Would it Be Able To Keep Encryption Backdoor Secret?
We learned what it pertained to (the Anthony Weiner investigation), heard estimates of the number of emails involved, heard that the FBI found them weeks ago but only told Comey right before he sent the letter, that the FBI didn‘t have a warrant to read the emails — and then that it did, and that a whole bunch of people inside both the FBI and DOJ have opinions on both sides of this whole mess.
Basically, the FBI (and the DOJ) were leaking information like it was the last chance they‘d ever have to leak information and their lives depended on who could leak the most.
Das neue BND-Gesetz unterwandert den Quellenschutz, bedroht die Pressefreiheit und legitimiert im Nachhinein die illegalen Machenschaften des Bundesnachrichtendienstes
Das neue BND-Gesetz unterwandert den Quellenschutz, bedroht die Pressefreiheit und legitimiert im Nachhinein die illegalen Machenschaften des Bundesnachrichtendienstes. StartPage.com https://startpage.com und StartMail.com https://startmail.com verstärken ihren Einsatz und bieten ihren Usern Schutz vor unrechtmäßiger Überwachung.
British citizen detained in DHKP-C terror probe works for German spy agency BND
(4.4.2015) According to reports, Kacynski was not only responsible for giving instructions to the terrorist organization and providing communications between the DHKP-C and BND, but was also responsible for providing funding from Europe. It was reported that he occasionally participated in protests organized by the terrorist organization and frequently contacted the organization in Istanbul.
Auswärtiges Amt: Deutschland bietet verfolgten Türken Asyl an
Das Auswärtige Amt hat sich mit politisch verfolgten Türken solidarisch gezeigt: „Alle kritischen Geister“ – nicht nur Journalisten – könnten hierzulande Asyl beantragen.
Turkish foreign minister says Germany supporting militant groups
„The DHKP-C and PKK are carrying out activities in Germany, but they support those because they are against Turkey. Germany is the country that supports terrorist organizations against Turkey the most,“ Cavusoglu told a news conference in Ankara.
Renzi says has ‚no quarrel‘ with EC – After Juncker chides Italy on deficit
Italian Premier Matteo Renzi said Monday he has no quarrel with the European Commission over the Italian budget.
„Juncker says I‘m being quarrelsome,“ Renzi said.
Stop attacking EU Commission on fiscal policy, Juncker tells Renzi
„It should no longer be said that this Commission continues the austerity measures applied in the past,“ Juncker said.
„If one wants to say it, one can … but, in fact, I don‘t care.“
Our kids ‚worth more than Brussels‘
Premier Matteo Renzi tweeted Monday that funding to make Italy‘s schools anti-seismic will be spent „outside the (EU) Stability (and Growth) Pact“.
Die Schlacht um Mossul (I)
In die Luftkriegführung der Anti-IS-Koalition ist die Bundeswehr mit Aufklärungs- und Tankflugzeugen involviert. Darüber hinaus sind deutsche Offiziere im Luftwaffenhauptquartier auf dem US-Stützpunkt Al Udeid stationiert, das die Luftangriffe auch auf Mossul steuert. Bei Luftoperationen gegen die Stadt, die punktuell bereits seit November 2014 Ziel westlicher Militärschläge ist, sind in den letzten zwei Jahren laut Recherchen der US-NGO Airwars mehr als 450 Zivilpersonen zu Tode gekommen.
Fallujah 12 years on: Americans ‘last people to consider’ generations crippled by depleted uranium
November 7 marks 12 years since the second battle of Fallujah was launched by US, Iraqi, and British troops in 2004. Fallujah residents still suffer from the consequences today, with many accusing Washington of using deadly depleted uranium weapons.
According to some reports, chemical weapons may have been used during the battle, also known as Operation Al Fajr and Operation Phantom Fury, which is considered the bloodiest of the Iraq War.