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AP fires reporter behind retracted Russian missiles story
Russia, Ukraine

AP fires reporter behind retracted Russian missiles story

BY DOMINICK MASTRANGELO  The Associated Press fired a reporter over a retracted story about Russian missiles amid ongoing tension in Europe and the war in Ukraine. In an alert sent shortly after a Nov. 15 explosion in Przewodów, Poland, the AP reported a senior U.S. intelligence official said the explosion was the result of missiles that had been launched by Russia. That report, which relied on a single anonymous source, turned out to be false, and the news organization eventually retracted the report and replaced it online with a correction. “In earlier versions of a story published November 15, 2022, The Associated Press reported erroneously, based on information from a senior American intelligence official who spoke on condition of anonymity, that Russian missiles ...
Hitler’s foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop begged former king Edward VIII to appear as a witness for him at Nuremberg to avoid the hangman’s noose, letter reveals
Germany

Hitler’s foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop begged former king Edward VIII to appear as a witness for him at Nuremberg to avoid the hangman’s noose, letter reveals

Hitler's foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop asked Edward VIII for support He helped orchestrate the Holocaust and Czechoslovakia and Poland invasions The senior Nazi asked the former King to offer evidence at Nuremberg war trials The letter said Edward agreed 'close relationship' for England and Nazi Germany By OLIVER PRICE FOR MAILONLINE The former King Edward VIII was begged by a high-ranking Nazi to give supportive evidence in his favour at the Nuremberg war trials, a newly rediscovered letter has revealed. The letter was written in January 1946 by Joachim von Ribbentrop, Adolf Hitler's foreign affairs minister. In the letter he recalled a 1936 meeting with Edward where they agreed to work towards the 'closest possible relationship' between England and ...
US moves to shield Saudi crown prince in journalist killing
Saudi Arabia, USA

US moves to shield Saudi crown prince in journalist killing

By ELLEN KNICKMEYER 1 of 3 Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman arrives to attend the APEC Leader's Informal Dialogue with Guests as part of the APEC summit in Bangkok, Thailand, Friday, Nov. 18, 2022. (Rungroj Yongrit/Pool Photo via AP) WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration says Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s high office should shield him from a lawsuit over his role in the killing of a U.S.-based journalist, making a turnaround from Joe Biden’s passionate campaign trail denunciations of the prince over the brutal slaying. The administration spoke out in support of a claim of legal immunity from Prince Mohammed — Saudi Arabia’s de facto ruler, who also recently took the title of prime minister — against a suit brought by the fianc...
Holocaust-denier reportedly arrested for ‘hate-speech’ stunt at Auschwitz
Germany, Human Rights

Holocaust-denier reportedly arrested for ‘hate-speech’ stunt at Auschwitz

Holocaust-denier reportedly arrested for hate-speech stunt at Auschwitz  By YOSSI LEMPKOWICZ   The Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum, devoid of those participating in the annual March of the Living to mark Yom Hashoah, April 20-21, 2020. Picture by Marcin Kozlowski, March of the Living. ________________________________________ A white-supremacist Holocaust-denier was reportedly arrested in Poland for sharing hate speech at the entrance of the former Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. In a post on the platform Gab, Jon Minadeo II, from Petaluma, Calif., wrote, “Got handcuffed and arrested in Poland today for (((hate speech))) regarding Aushwitz (sic),” reported Newsweek on Tuesday. He added, “Just got released tonight with a fine and my computer was temporaril...
10,000 Zionist pilgrims expected in Uman, Ukraine, for Rosh Hashanah
Ukraine, ZIO-NAZI

10,000 Zionist pilgrims expected in Uman, Ukraine, for Rosh Hashanah

10,000 Israeli pilgrims expected in Uman, Ukraine, for Rosh Hashanah  By YOSSI LEMPKOWICZ   The tomb of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov in Uman, Ukraine. C-Picture from Nahoum Sabban/Wikipedia Commons. Despite warnings that Ukraine is not safe, the faithful are determined to pray at the tomb of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov. More than 2,000 Israelis have already arrived at the Ukrainian city of Uman for New Year’s prayers at the tomb of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, and thousands more are expected. Approximately 10,000 Israelis are expected to gather in the Ukrainian city, despite multiple warnings to stay away due to dangers posed by the Russian war in Ukraine, Israeli officials said. They have warned that it would be very difficult to provide assistance to citizens in Ukraine in a...
Zelenskyy: Israel to supply Ukraine with military communications systems
Ukraine, ZIO-NAZI

Zelenskyy: Israel to supply Ukraine with military communications systems

 By YOSSI LEMPKOWICZ  Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. “When you hear the silence, especially from Israel, you begin to hear the voice of Nazis,” says the Ukrainian president. Israel will provide Ukraine with military communications systems, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in an interview with Channel 12 that aired on Monday night. Zelenskyy revealed that Kyiv has also asked for drones and cyber security systems, in addition to a recent formal request for aerial defense systems, and called on Israel to “choose a side” in the conflict. As it relates to his previous comparison between Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Hitler’s Final Solution, Zelensky stated, “When you hear the silence, especially from Israel, you begin to hear the ...
FBI to investigate death of Shireen Abu Akleh as ‘Israel’ calls probe ‘serious mistake’
USA, ZIO-NAZI

FBI to investigate death of Shireen Abu Akleh as ‘Israel’ calls probe ‘serious mistake’

 By YOSSI LEMPKOWICZ   In September, the IDF concluded its own investigation into the death of Abu Akleh, who was killed during a firefight between Israeli forces and Palestinian gunmen in Jenin. The IDF stated at the time that “it appears that it is not possible to unequivocally determine the source of the gunfire which hit Ms. Abu Akleh. In September, the IDF concluded its own investigation into the death of Abu Akleh, who was killed during a firefight between Israeli forces and Palestinian gunmen in Jenin. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has launched an investigation into the killing of Palestinian-American Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in May, Israeli media reported. In September, the IDF concluded its own investigation into the ...
Science for Hire: A Look at the ‘Dark Side’ of the Scientific, Pharma and Military-Industrial Complexes
USA

Science for Hire: A Look at the ‘Dark Side’ of the Scientific, Pharma and Military-Industrial Complexes

“Science for Hire,” a new documentary produced by Gary Null, tackles some of the most critical scientific issues threatening the health and well-being of the U.S. public. By Dr. Joseph Mercola Story at a glance: –“Science for Hire,” produced by Gary Null, is a film that tackles some of the most critical scientific issues threatening the health and well-being of the U.S. public. –Long-standing systemic corruption in medical organizations and medical schools, federal regulatory agencies and academic journals has led to a world where pseudo-science and misinformation rules. –Elected officials and the media are captured by the highest bidder, and those who dare speak out against the establishment are attacked, their careers often destroyed in the process. –The film cover...
How a lightly-sourced AP story almost set off World War III
Russia, USA

How a lightly-sourced AP story almost set off World War III

A deadly explosion in Poland kicked off hours of near-gleeful speculation about whether NATO would join the fight against Russia.By: Connor Echols At approximately 1 pm EST yesterday, reports emerged that a pair of rockets had slammed into a quiet farming town in Poland. The tragic blast killed two locals, marking the first time that the war in Ukraine bled over into NATO territory. Western officials now widely agree that the Russian-made S-300 rockets were launched by Ukrainian forces as part of their ongoing effort to counter Russia’s attacks on their infrastructure. But that conclusion came after a long day of finger-pointing, with many leaders in politics and media using the blast as an opportunity to condemn Moscow and call for a swift response, up to and including the invo...
Diplomacy Watch: Grain deal extended as Putin signals interest in peace talks
Russia, Ukraine

Diplomacy Watch: Grain deal extended as Putin signals interest in peace talks

The decision to renew the agreement will delay concerns that Russia could withdraw from the initiative.By: Connor Echols Russia and Ukraine agreed to extend the Black Sea grain deal for 120 days on Thursday, a move that will at least delay concerns that Moscow could pull out of the agreement that has helped mitigate the impact of the global food crisis. Rebeca Grynspan, a top UN trade official, called the initiative a “beacon of hope” and said it was “proof of what leadership [and] multilateralism can achieve, even in the midst of war.” UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres echoed Grynspan’s comments, noting that the deal “demonstrates the importance of discreet diplomacy in finding multilateral solutions.”  The extension does not address Mo...