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“Jews don’t count”? Says who?
ZIO-NAZI

“Jews don’t count”? Says who?

Pete Gregson writes: I have just watched David Baddiel’s Channel 4 TV programme, “Jews don’t count”. I have news for him: They do, they do.  They demanded the International Holocaust Remembrance (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism, and they got it. As a result, thousands of people have been punished as “anti-Semites” for criticising Israel.  Baddiel ignores this very powerful mechanism that has artificially created a huge increase in alleged “anti-Semitism” cases in the UK, which of course he does cite, ignoring that so many of these examples are bogus. Because all it takes now to be an “anti-Semite” is to call Israel a racist endeavour. (I know, because I am the only shop steward in the world to be expelled from my union as a “Jew hater”, for criticis...
Crypto Meltdown is a Great Time to Eliminate Waste in Bloated Financial Sector
USA

Crypto Meltdown is a Great Time to Eliminate Waste in Bloated Financial Sector

BY DEAN BAKER Photo by Maxim Hopman I remember talking to a progressive group a bit more than a decade ago, arguing for the merits of a financial transactions tax (FTT). After I laid out the case, someone asked me if we had lost the opportunity to push for an FTT now that the financial crisis was over. I assured the person that we could count on the financial sector to give us more scandals that would create opportunities for reform. Shortly after, we were rewarded with the trading scandal from the aptly named investment company, MF Global. It seems that FTX has given us yet another great case study of greed and corruption in the financial sector. The financial sector was and is a happy home for those seeking big bucks and who don’t mind bending or breaking the r...
Are we obsessed with ‘Israel’?
Palestine Affairs, ZIO-NAZI

Are we obsessed with ‘Israel’?

Are we obsessed with Israel? By Mohamed El-Doufani The Palestine-Israel conflict is the longest-running postwar hotspot.  We use the term “conflict” as shorthand for the dispossession and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people from their homeland, Israel’s illegal occupation of the West Bank, East Jerusalem and, effectively, the Gaza Strip, and its racial discrimination against Israeli citizens of Palestinian heritage.  Despite the fact that all of this is illegal under international law, Israeli propagandists and political lobbyists often retort with a bizarre defence which goes something like this: “We are not the only ones committing international crimes, so why pick on us?”  And, of course, they smear critics with the slur of “anti-Semitism”....
Putin’s Sledgehammer
Russia

Putin’s Sledgehammer

“The Ukrainians are in bad shape… It won’t be long before the Ukrainians run out of food." By Mike Whitney “The Ukrainians are in bad shape… It won’t be long before the Ukrainians run out of food. It won’t be long before they freeze… They have done all that we can reasonably expect them to do. It’s time to negotiate…. before the offensive begins, because once it begins, there will be no further discussion between Moscow and Kiev until it is over to the satisfaction of the Russians.”Colonel Douglas MacGregor, “War in Ukraine; Quiet Before the Storm”, 15 minute-mark “Strictly speaking, we haven’t started anything yet.” Russian President Vladimir Putin The relentless attacks on Ukraine’s electrical grid, fuel-storage units, railway hubs, and Command-and-Control...
Yemen: 108 civilians killed by mines and cluster bombs since April
Human Rights, Saudi Arabia, Yemen

Yemen: 108 civilians killed by mines and cluster bombs since April

The Yemen Executive Mine Action Centre (YEMAC), under the National Mine Action Committee (NMAC), is the coordination and implementation body that executes a full range of mine action projects Photo credit: Amnesty International The Executive Center for Mine Action (YEMAC) in Sanaa has confirmed that 324 civilians have been killed and injured since the truce took effect on 2 April as a result of mines and cluster bombs used by the Saudi Zio-Wahhabi led coalition. In a statement, the Center said that since the beginning of the UN-brokered truce, 108 civilians had been killed and 216 injured through landmines, cluster bomb explosions, and other remnants of the 8-year-long war. The YEMAC renewed the call to provide field supplies and equipment to demine the battlefields in Yem...
Yemen: Over 8,000 children killed, injured since 2015
Human Rights, Saudi Arabia, Yemen

Yemen: Over 8,000 children killed, injured since 2015

As a truce renewal remains unlikely, Sanaa has attempted to take matters into its own hands while the Saudi Zio-Wahhbi coalition continues its incessant looting (Photo credit: Mohammed Hamoud/AA) The Entesaf Organization for the Protection of Women and Children’s Rights said in a statement on 20 November that the Saudi Zio-Wahhabi led coalition’s war against Yemen has resulted in the killing and injury of over 8,000 Yemeni minors. The statement, which was released in commemoration of World Children’s Day, detailed that since the start of the Saudi Zio-Wahhabi led war in 2015, 3,860 children have been killed and another 4,256 have been injured. According to Entesaf, the number of disabled people has increased by 50 percent, jumping from a pre-war figure of three million peo...
Thousands of mourners in north Syria attend funerals of victims of Turkish raids
Syria, Turkey

Thousands of mourners in north Syria attend funerals of victims of Turkish raids

Thousands attended the funerals of 11 people killed in Turkish strikes in Syria targeting Kurdish militants, as mourners chanted 'the martyrs are not dead'. Mourners urged 'those who care about human rights and the great powers' to press Turkey to stop its strikes [Getty] Thousands attended Monday the funerals of 11 people killed in Turkish strikes in northeastern Syria targeting Kurdish militants, an AFP correspondent said. "The martyrs are not dead," the mourners chanted, and "Long live Rojava" -- the name Kurds in Syria give to their region. Turkey hit dozens of targets in northern Syria as well as northern Iraq overnight into Sunday, a week after a deadly attack in Istanbul which Ankara has blamed on the Kurdistan Workers' Party ...
The Mysterious Money Raising by “Aid to Ukraine”, the US Democratic Party and the Suspicious Collapse of the FTX Crypto
Ukraine, USA

The Mysterious Money Raising by “Aid to Ukraine”, the US Democratic Party and the Suspicious Collapse of the FTX Crypto

By:  Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio On the cover image a cartoon by A.F. Branco for The Clarke County Tribune by Felix Livshitz for Russia Today – All links to Gospa News articles have been added aftermath because related to the topics covered Breaking news throughout the first half of November has been dominated by coverage of the sudden collapse of FTX, one of the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchanges. The crash has shaken the crypto market, lost institutional investors billions – and individual customers millions – led to official investigations of FTX in several countries, and made some question whether the Bitcoin sphere might crash and burn outright, and perhaps cause wider problems for the financial system. Some take the view that FTX wa...
Nazi far-right leader Smotrich calls rights groups ‘existential threat’
ZIO-NAZI

Nazi far-right leader Smotrich calls rights groups ‘existential threat’

Israel's far-right leader Smotrich calls rights groups 'existential threat' Religious Zionism leader says upcoming Israeli government should seize funds from rights groups and take legal action Bezalel Smotrich, a far-right Israeli lawmaker and leader of the Religious Zionism party, speaks during a rally with supporters in the southern Israeli city of Sderot, 26 October 2022 (AFP) By: MEE staff The leader of the Israeli Religious Zionism political alliance Bezalel Smotrich said human rights groups pose an "existential threat" to Israel during a right-wing-sponsored conference at the Knesset on Monday. Smotrich, whose party won 14 seats in the November general election, said that the upcoming Israeli government should seize funds from human rights groups a...
Putin’s ‘Winter War’ on Ukraine
Russia, Ukraine

Putin’s ‘Winter War’ on Ukraine

by Patrick J. Buchanan Posted onNovember 22, 2022 Winter has often proven an indispensable ally of Mother Russia. The impending winter of 1812-13 forced Napoleon's withdrawal from Moscow, a retreat from which his Grande Armee never recovered. The winter of 1941-42 sealed the ultimate fate of the invading armies of Adolf Hitler's Third Reich. Vladimir Putin's new strategy in the war he launched on Ukraine in February is to conscript the coming winter of 2022-23 as an ally of his failing army. For weeks, there have been reports of Russian air, missile and drone strikes on power plants in every major Ukrainian city. The false report that a Russian-fired rocket had landed in Poland, killing two civilians, came on a day when 100 Russian bombs, rockets, missiles ...