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Nazi’s Ben-Gvir Bans Palestinian Flag in Public Spaces
Human Rights, Palestine Affairs, West Bank, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi’s Ben-Gvir Bans Palestinian Flag in Public Spaces

A child raising a Palestinian flag on Land Day. (Photo: Mahmoud Ajjour, The Palestine Chronicle) Nazi’s new far-right National Security Minister Nazi Itamar Ben-Gvir said on Sunday that he ordered police to remove Palestinian flags from public spaces, Reuters news agency reported. Nazi regime have long suppressed the display of the Palestinian flag. Although Nazi law does not outlaw Palestinian flags, Nazi forces “have the right to remove them in cases where they deem there is a threat to public order,” according to Reuters. Sunday’s directive from Nazi Ben-Gvir appears to signal an uncompromising attitude toward Palestinian expressions of identity, free speech and pro-Palestinian demonstrations. https://twitter.com/i/status/1612526028190015506 Nazi Ben-Gvir said in a...
US-China war by 2025: A self-fulfilling prophecy?
China, USA

US-China war by 2025: A self-fulfilling prophecy?

When a general predicts inevitable conflict, he risks inviting pre-emptive attacks By Timur Fomenko, a political analyst  FILE - This March 6, 2016, photo provided by the U.S. Navy, shows the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Antietam (CG 54) sails in the South China Sea. ©  Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Marcus L. Stanley/U.S. Navy via AP, File American Four-Star General Mike Minihan, head of the US Air Force Air Mobility Command (AMC) believes the US and China will go to war by 2025. “I hope I am wrong. My gut tells me we will fight in 2025,” Minihan reportedly wrote in a memo to his officers, obtained by media outlets. The message instructs AMC personnel to train and get their affairs in order so that they are ...
The ‘Chinese spy balloon’ elevates US paranoia to lofty new heights
China, USA

The ‘Chinese spy balloon’ elevates US paranoia to lofty new heights

The hunt for the alleged surveillance airship in American skies shows Joe Biden has little power to rein in anti-Beijing hawks By Timur Fomenko, a political analyst  Chinese spy balloon flies above in Charlotte NC, United States on February 04, 2023. ©  Photo by Peter Zay/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images Over the past few days, the US succumbed to a political frenzy over a Chinese high-altitude balloon,  which Beijing says is designed to monitor weather, but which American officials dubbed a “spy balloon”. Use of the term “spy” to describe it quickly became mainstream, but it should be treated with caution given the US often uses that word to describe things it tends to dislike from China, whether or not there’s any evi...
Kremlin reacts to ‘Zelensky elimination’ comment
Russia, Ukraine, ZIO-NAZI

Kremlin reacts to ‘Zelensky elimination’ comment

Moscow has neither confirmed nor denied a claim by Nazi former PM that Putin promised not to kill the Ukrainian leader. Nazi Naftali Bennett Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has refused to confirm or deny an allegation that President Vladimir Putin promised not to assassinate his Ukrainian counterpart, Vladimir Zelensky. Peskov said Moscow did not wish to reveal details concerning sensitive conversations with foreign leaders. On Saturday, former Nazi PM Naftali Bennett stated in an interview that during his meeting with Putin last March, the Russian leader repeatedly reassured him and gave his word that Zelensky would not be “killed” or “eliminated.” Nazi Naftali Bennett Asked to respond to this claim on Monday, Peskov confirmed that the two leaders held “a very i...
Neo-Nazi couple charged in plot to blow up power grid
USA

Neo-Nazi couple charged in plot to blow up power grid

Atomwaffen founder Brandon Russell and his girlfriend allegedly planned to shoot up five power substations Chalk Point power plant, Maryland ©  Getty Images / Mark Wilson The founder of neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen and his girlfriend have been charged with conspiring to destroy an energy facility, the US Department of Justice has revealed. The pair are expected to appear in federal court on Monday and could face up to 20 years in prison.  Brandon Russell, a National Guard veteran who founded the white supremacist Atomwaffen organization in 2016, met Sarah Clendaniel while both were incarcerated, though it’s not clear how they linked up as they were housed in different facilities.   The pair began discussing infrastructure attacks last summer and share...
Biden explains refusal to send F-16s to Ukraine
Russia, Ukraine, USA

Biden explains refusal to send F-16s to Ukraine

The US should keep the warplanes in the country, the president has said F-16 fighter jets takes part in the NATO Air Shielding exercise near the air base in Lask, central Poland on October 12, 2022. ©  RADOSLAW JOZWIAK / AFP America’s F-16 fighter jets should remain in the country and not be sent to Ukraine, US President Joe Biden said on Monday. He earlier signaled that Washington has no plans to send the warplanes to Kiev amid the conflict with Moscow. Speaking to reporters on the White House Lawn, Biden was asked to explain why he opposes F-16 deliveries for Ukraine. “Because we should keep them here. That’s a totally different situation,” he replied, without elaborating. His remarks come after the US agreed last month to send 31 M1 Ab...
West uses chemical weapons watchdog to justify its aggression
Europe, Russia, USA

West uses chemical weapons watchdog to justify its aggression

The US and its allies are trying to replace international law with their own “made-up rules” in the OPCW, Russia’s representative told RT An oxygen bottle and a mask are displayed at the OPCW (The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons) headquarters in The Hague, The Netherlands, April 20, 2017 ©  AFP / John Thys The latest report by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which blames Damascus for carrying out a chemical attack in Douma in 2018, looks like a political hit piece meant to justify the West’s continued military aggression against the Syrian government, says Alexander Shulgin, Russia’s permanent representative to the organization.Speaking to RT, Shulgin vehemently dismissed the report, which was released in late ...
Schoolgirl stabs classmate over 100 times
Russia

Schoolgirl stabs classmate over 100 times

A helicopter was sent to airlift the severely injured girl from a school outside Moscow FILE PHOTO. ©  Global Look Press / CHROMORANGE / Bilderbox An 11-year-old brutally assaulted her classmate at a school located in the Russian city of Khimki, just outside Moscow, inflicting over 100 knife wounds on the victim. The bloody incident occurred in the school’s restroom early on Tuesday. According to local media reports, the two girls went together to the lavatory, excusing themselves from class. A dispute then apparently broke out, with the suspect assaulting her victim, stabbing and slashing her more than 100 times with a large kitchen knife she brought from home. Following the altercation, the assailant returned to class, announcing that she had “killed”...
US congressman calls to end funding for Kiev’s army
Russia, Ukraine, USA

US congressman calls to end funding for Kiev’s army

Representative Matt Gaetz says weapon shipments will only “prolong the killing” Matt Gaetz. ©  Joe Raedle/Getty Images The US must stop sending billions of dollars to bolster Ukraine’s military, Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz said during a speech in the House of Representatives on Monday. He slammed President Joe Biden and both parties, saying the conflict in Ukraine is only benefiting military contractors. “Tomorrow [at the State of the Union address] President Biden will tell us how much more we must do for Ukraine,” Gaetz said, adding that the ongoing hostilities are only lining the pockets of America’s military industry.  “Defense contractors need there to be a war going on somewhere. Whether the arms end up in the hands of ISIS, the Taliban...
Ukraine purges libraries of Russian-language books
Russia, Ukraine

Ukraine purges libraries of Russian-language books

More than 10 million volumes have been pulled from the shelves, a senior Rada MP has said FILE PHOTO: A library in Lviv, Ukraine, 2022. ©  Alex Chan Tsz Yuk / SOPA / LightRocket / Getty Images Ukraine has removed millions of copies of Russian-language books from its public libraries, Yevgeniya Kravchuk, a senior member of the country’s parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, said on Monday. She stated that the Culture Ministry had provided recommendations on what titles should be taken off the shelves. This move was provoked by an initiative declared by the Ukrainian government to “overcome the consequences of Russification,” which in practice means purging schools of certain literature, renaming streets, and dismantling monuments to Russian historical fig...