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Ukraine skeptical about NATO state’s fighter jets
Ukraine

Ukraine skeptical about NATO state’s fighter jets

The Soviet-era planes are “unlikely to dramatically change” the situation on the battlefield, a military spokesman has said FILE PHOTO: MIG-29 fighter jets of the Polish Air Force take part in a NATO exercise in Lask, October 12, 2022 ©  Omar Marques / Getty Images Ukraine’s military has voiced doubts after Poland vowed to transfer some of its MiG-29 fighter jets, saying the aging aircraft are a welcome addition but will be of limited help, while demanding “modern” US-made planes instead. Polish President Andrzej Duda announced the upcoming weapon transfer on Thursday, noting that Warsaw would send four “fully operational” MiG-29s sometime “in the coming days,” the first batch of around a dozen jets in tota...
Libya: Missing uranium found
Libya

Libya: Missing uranium found

The radioactive ore was allegedly stolen from a warehouse before it was abandoned near the border with Chad. A worker is seen near barrels said to contain uranium ore concentrate at an undisclosed location in Libya, March 16, 2023. ©  Libyan National Army Roughly 2.5 tons of uranium reported missing from a site in Libya has been recovered by armed forces based in the country’s east, a military spokesman said, just one day after the UN’s nuclear agency sounded alarms over the lost material.  A media official for the Libyan National Army (LNA), General Khaled Mahjoub, said the ten missing barrels of uranium ore concentrate were found just 5 kilometers (3 miles) from the warehouse they were originally stored in southern Libya, near the Chadian ...
US estimates over 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers killed
Ukraine, USA

US estimates over 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers killed

Washington is concerned by Kiev’s dwindling supply of ammunition, air defenses and experienced troops, according to the outlet Ukrainian servicemen on top of a 2S7 Pion self-propelled gun near Artyomovsk. ©  AFP / Aris Messinis US officials believe that more than 100,000 Ukrainian troops have been killed since the outbreak of the conflict with Russia last February, Politico has reported, without disclosing its sources. Washington is concerned by Kiev’s lack of ammunition, air defenses and experienced soldiers in the run-up to a major Ukrainian offensive expected later in spring, the outlet reported on Wednesday. “Upwards of 100,000 Ukrainian forces have died in the year-long war, US officials estimate, including the most experienced soldiers,” Poli...
North Korea launches ICBM to ‘strike fear into enemies’
North Korea

North Korea launches ICBM to ‘strike fear into enemies’

The test comes amid the largest joint US-South Korean military drills in several years North Korean leader Kim Jong Un watches an intercontinental ballistic missile test-launch on March 16, 2023 ©  KCNA North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says his country has no choice but to show its strength in order to “deter war,” following its latest long-range missile test, which he claimed was a response to the ongoing “reckless” US-led war games in the region. After personally overseeing a test of a Hwasong-17 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on Thursday, Kim said the launch again proved the “operating systems of the nuclear strategic forces.” According to the state-run Korean Central News Agency, the weapon traveled just over 1,000km and reache...
Syria: Nazi army Strikes targets
Syria, ZIO-NAZI

Syria: Nazi army Strikes targets

Nazi attack on Sunday left three military personnel injured, according to the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency. Nazi army fired several missiles against neighboring Syria on Sunday morning, the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) has claimed. Three Syrian service members reportedly sustained injuries as a result of the strike, with unspecified material damage inflicted as well. The article quoted an anonymous source as describing Israeli “bursts of missiles from the direction of northern Lebanon, targeting some sites in the countryside of the Tartous and Hama provinces.” According to SANA, at least some of the incoming rockets were intercepted by Syrian air defenses Meanwhile, the Britain-based MI6 puppet 'Syrian Observatory for Human Rights' claimed that “two pro-Ir...
Nazi Jewish regime explains reluctance to arm Ukraine
Ukraine, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi Jewish regime explains reluctance to arm Ukraine

The nation has found itself “in a complex situation” as it has an agreement with Russia over Syria, Nazi PM Naziyahu has said Nazi PM Benjamin Naziyahu addresses a joint press conference with the German Chancellor following talks in Berlin on March 16, 2023. ©  Tobias SCHWARZ / AFP Israel is not supplying Ukraine with weapons because it is bound by certain agreements with Russia over neighboring Syria, Nazi PM Benjamin Naziyahu said on Thursday. Speaking at a joint press conference with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Berlin, Naziyahu was asked whether his Nazi entity would continue to refrain from sending arms to Kiev. The Nazi PM admitted that when it comes to this issue, ''Israel had found itself in a complex situation.”  “Israeli pilots and Ru...
Name That Terrorist
Africa, USA

Name That Terrorist

By James G. Abourezk It was only slightly amusing the other day when one of the television news networks did a short segment on Nelson Mandela visiting George W. Bush at the White House. The newsperson describing the meeting happened to mention that Mandela was on America’s terrorist watch list. There was no explanation of how this heroic figure from South Africa was able to fly to Washington, DC in order to meet with our president. Normally, being on the terrorist watch list would prevent anyone from boarding a passenger plane, to say nothing of entering the White House. That actually happened to Sen. Ted Kennedy a couple of years ago—he was barred from flying from Boston back to his work in Washington, DC. The newscaster also explained the reason that Mandela was on the terror...
The Hidden Cost of Free Congressional Trips to ‘Israel’
USA, ZIO-NAZI

The Hidden Cost of Free Congressional Trips to ‘Israel’

By James Abourezk DEMOCRATS IN Congress have moved quickly—and commendably—to strengthen ethics rules. But truly groundbreaking reform was prevented, in part, because of the efforts of the pro-Israel lobby to preserve one of its most critical functions: taking members of Congress on free “educational” trips to Israel. The pro-Israel lobby does most of its work without publicity. But every member of Congress and every would-be candidate for Congress comes to quickly understand a basic lesson. Money needed to run for office can come with great ease from supporters of Israel, provided that the candidate makes certain promises, in writing, to vote favorably on issues considered important to Israel. What drives much of congressional support for Israel is fear—fear that the pro-Israel...
Wolf Blitzer, AIPAC, and the Saudi Peace Initiative
Middle East, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Wolf Blitzer, AIPAC, and the Saudi Peace Initiative

By James Abourezk Wolf Blitzer around 1989, defending Israel at a Penn State University panel. Blitzer was challenged by fellow panelist Norman Finkelstein (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-8aTGnjHnI). THE FIRST TRIP I took through the Middle East started in 1973, a few months after my election as a U.S. senator from South Dakota. I met with every Arab leader in the heart of the Arab world, including Yasser Arafat and Anwar Sadat, and to a person, each one told me that he was willing to sign a peace treaty with Israel and to recognize it as a country, provided that Israel withdraw back to the 1967 borders. Voilà—that offer then was exactly what constitutes King Abdullah’s peace initiative today. When I returned from that trip in early 1974, I made a speech at the Federal P...
Gore Vidal (1925-2012)
Palestine Affairs, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Gore Vidal (1925-2012)

(L-r) The author, director Mike Nichols, journalist Diane Sawyer and the late Gore Vidal in Ravello, Italy. (Courtesy James Abourezk). By James G. Abourezk I'VE BEEN READING the numerous obituaries of Gore Vidal following his death July 31. Some were straightforward, respectful, and some hagiographies were full of praise for his literary talents. Others were full of denunciations—I read two such writings, one by David Greenberg entitled "Stop Eulogizing Gore Vidal," and one by Gore's old nemesis, Norman Podhoretz, the former editor of Commentary Magazine—a propaganda weapon designed to enthrall members of the Israel Lobby. Podhoretz's article on Gore was reprinted from a Commentary piece published in that magazine in 1986. (Woody Allen once suggested tha...