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Was Ursula von der Leyen’s father the highest ranking Nazi Regime
Europe, ZIO-NAZI

Was Ursula von der Leyen’s father the highest ranking Nazi Regime

Why do Ursula von der Leyen adverts appear ahead of Alexander Mrercouris' YouTube videos? Was Ursula von der Leyen's father Carl Albrecht the highest ranking Nazi government official responsible for Ukraine affairs in the Nazi Government of Germany? This question does not have any answers yet. In the meantime we have included some related questions and answers below. RelatedIs it true that Ursula von der Leyen had a Nazi grandfather, guilty of massacres in Ukraine? Is it true that Ursula von der Leyen had a Nazi grandfather, guilty of massacres in Ukraine? Why does Ursula Von der Leyen look so hot when she's talking about the Russian invasion of Ukraine? How did Ukraine come under Nazi control in WWII? What is the "way forward" that Ursula von der Leyen m...
Gaza: Face of Nazi Ursula von der Leyen
Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Gaza: Face of Nazi Ursula von der Leyen

Gaza: Civil ICC case against Ursula von der Leyen raises stakes on genocide complicity   Posted by: John Phoenix  Hitler shaking hands with von der Leyen’s alleged grandmother, New Nazi Ursula von der Leyen,(photo) By Shoah Experts are urging the ICC to investigate the European Commission president over her alleged support for Israel’s genocidal assault on the Palestinian people. by Richard Falk, reposted from Middle East Eye, June 6, 2024. In the nearly 80 years that the UN has existed, never before has such a range of law-oriented approaches in international tribunals been undertaken in attempts, so far futile, to halt a genocide, which continues to ravage the lives of 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza. Not only has the International C...
Palestinians massacred in “rescue” operation lauded by US
Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Palestinians massacred in “rescue” operation lauded by US

Posted by: John Phoenix   Damage in Nuseirat refugee camp following an Israeli attack on June 8. (photo) by Maureen Clare Murphy, reposted from The Electronic Intifada, June 8, 2024 While Israelis celebrated the release of four captives secured by the military in Gaza on Saturday, Palestinians mourned hundreds of people killed during the daytime operation. Palestinian officials said that more than 210 Palestinians were killed and 400 injured in central Gaza on Saturday, including in the area where the Israeli military says it rescued the four captives from two separate apartments blocks in a residential area of Nuseirat refugee camp. The fresh horror in Nuseirat comes two days after Israel bombed a UN school in the refugee camp where thou...
Nuseirat massacre: Slaughtered Palestinians do not exist for West’s media
Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Nuseirat massacre: Slaughtered Palestinians do not exist for West’s media

 CONTACT@IFAMERICANSKNEW.ORG   With 275 dead and almost 700 wounded, Palestinians have taken a back seat in news coverage of the Nuseirat massacre. (screenshot) Biden and Netanyahu are hurtling towards the abyss, and the effects of prolonging this genocide will backfire against their interests sooner rather than later. by Linah Alsaafin, reposted from Middle East Eye, June 10, 2024. The details of the joint US–Israeli military operation that killed and wounded almost 1,000 Palestinians in the Nuseirat refugee camp on Saturday hardly speak of the celebratory heroism or precision that western media headlines gushingly splayed on their front pages. But in a dystopian world where the graphic killing of at least 50,000 men, women ...
Slava EUkraini: Zelensky drives the EU anti-establishment to massive gains
Europe, Russia, Ukraine

Slava EUkraini: Zelensky drives the EU anti-establishment to massive gains

Posted by: John Phoenix The right wing’s gains in the European elections are a logical pushback against leaders that care more for Kiev than their own citizens By Rachel Marsden, a columnist, political strategist, and host of independently produced talk-shows in French and English. rachelmarsden.com On June 9, 2024, the leader of the French far-right party Rassemblement National, Marine Le Pen, addressed her party members at an evening meeting. ©  JULIEN DE ROSA/AFP Hey, are we sure that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky isn’t a Kremlin stooge? Because he just managed to accomplish exactly what European elites are constantly accusing the Kremlin of trying to do – getting the so-called far-right elected in a bloc-wide surge in the European pa...
‘Poop-gate’: Is Biden’s D-Day confusion worthy of all the uproar?
USA

‘Poop-gate’: Is Biden’s D-Day confusion worthy of all the uproar?

Posted by: John Phoenix The elderly American president’s strange behavior on D-Day quickly gave rise to speculation – some crude, some brutally honest Robert Bridge is an American writer and journalist. He is the author of 'Midnight in the American Empire,' How Corporations and Their Political Servants are Destroying the American Dream. @Robert_Bridge U.S. President Joe Biden. ©  Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images By all appearances it looked as though Mother Nature came calling for the American leader at precisely the worst moment. During a commemorative ceremony for the 80th anniversary of D-Day in France, Joe Biden, 81, suddenly seemed very determined to have a seat, and not even his doting wife Dr Jill was going to stop the squat. Desperately in sea...
Scott Ritter: Why did it take Russia so long to realize Donbass was worth fighting for?
Russia, Ukraine

Scott Ritter: Why did it take Russia so long to realize Donbass was worth fighting for?

Posted by: John Phoenix As its military operation enters a critical stage, the question of why it took Moscow eight years to intervene remains a sensitive topic Scott Ritter is a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer and author of 'Disarmament in the Time of Perestroika: Arms Control and the End of the Soviet Union.' He served in the Soviet Union as an inspector implementing the INF Treaty, in General Schwarzkopf’s staff during the Gulf War, and from 1991-1998 as a UN weapons inspector.  @RealScottRitter@ScottRitter ©  Scott Ritter On May 26, the Donetsk People’s Republic marked the tenth anniversary of the first battle for the region’s international airport. This was a key clash in the fight between Ukraine and local citizens who opposed ...
Killing Humanitarian Workers as a Strategy: Nazi’s Endgame in Gaza
Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, ZIO-NAZI

Killing Humanitarian Workers as a Strategy: Nazi’s Endgame in Gaza

BY RAMZY BAROUD Image by Janne Leimola. Israel described its clearly deliberate killing of seven humanitarian aid workers on April 1 as a “grave mistake”, a “tragic event” that “happens in war”. Israel is, obviously, lying. This entire so-called war – actually genocide – in Gaza, has been based on a series of lies, some of which Israel continues to peddle. For some, in the mainstream media, it took months to accept the obvious fact that Israel has been lying about the events that led to the war and the military objectives of its constant targeting of hospitals, schools, shelters and other civilian facilities. So, it was only logical for Israel to lie about killing the six internationals, and their Palestinian driver, of the World Central Kitchen (WCK...
Death by Algorithm: Nazi’s AI War in Gaza
Gaza, Holocaust, Human Rights, Palestine Affairs

Death by Algorithm: Nazi’s AI War in Gaza

BY BINOY KAMPMARK Photo by Giannis Skarlatos Remorseless killing at the initiation of artificial intelligence has been the subject of nail-biting concern for various members of computer-digital cosmos.  Be wary of such machines in war and their displacing potential regarding human will and agency.  For all that, the advent of AI-driven, automated systems in war has already become a cold-blooded reality, deployed conventionally, and with utmost lethality by human operators. The teasing illusion here is the idea that autonomous systems will become so algorithmically attuned and trained as to render human agency redundant in a functional sense.  Provided the targeting is trained, informed, and surgical, a utopia of precision will dawn in modern warfare.&...
Letter from London: The Art of Losing at Art
United Kingdom

Letter from London: The Art of Losing at Art

BY PETER BACH FacebookTwitterRedditEmail While the real world was still bombing itself to oblivion last week, I found myself reading up on the exploits of a freshly released British-born American art dealer called Indigo Philbrick, who has just spent time in a low-security federal prison in Philadelphia. This was for the largest art fraud ever committed in US history. (The estimated cost to his victims was $86 million.) Basically, super-wealthy collectors bought from Philbrick percentages in high-value art pieces which in fact he was selling multiple times over. (Some discovered they didn’t have a stake at all.) With an interesting backstory including American parents in the East End of London, a father who became director of The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Connectic...