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- ‘Americans can now sue for information regarding Saudi complicity in 9/11 terror attacks’
We want to be able to find out exactly what was Saudi Arabia’s level of involvement after the 28 pages were released about 9/11, William Rodríguez, 9/11 survivor, told RT. - ‘Dutch-led team accepted secret US data on MH17 crash, rejected transparent Russian analysis'
The Dutch-led researchers drew conclusions from a one-sided deterministic approach, says Laszlo Maracz, an assistant professor of European Studies at the University of Amsterdam. Maracz says an independent tribunal would have avoided conflict of interest. - Wall Street: The Trump-China missing link
The yuan is about to enter the IMF’s basket of reserve currencies this coming Saturday - alongside the US dollar, pound, euro and yen. This is no less than a geoeconomic earthquake. - 'US has always been main sponsor of Islamic State' - former CIA contractor to RT
The US claim that Russian troops will go home in body bags if Moscow doesn't end its Aleppo offensive is absurd, former CIA contractor Steven Kelley told RT. He said Russia is the only answer to defeating ISIS. Other experts also weigh in on the subject.
- Int’l MH17 crash investigation ‘politically deficient, defective by process’
The Dutch-led investigation into the MH17 crash was politically motivated; its goal was to determine why Russia was responsible instead of finding out who actually downed the plane, says Joaquin Flores, an Editor-in-Chief at Fort Russ news. - The Soviets are coming! Hammer & Sickle strike again, courtesy of Clinton camp
The USSR ended twenty-five years ago, and the hammer and sickle flag was pulled down all over Russia. You can only see it now at World War II memorials, tourist attractions, and bizarrely websites set up by Hillary Clinton supporters, attempting to discredit opponent Donald Trump. - TV presenter ‘crucified’ for wearing crucifix: ‘Atheism turns into militant form’
Can a journalist, who is supposed to be impartial and keep their beliefs out of public view, wear religious symbols? What’s the problem with an Italian presenter wearing a cross? Isn’t it just freedom of expression that atheists are championing? - ‘Terrorists need to be lucky once, intelligence has to be lucky always’
Despite the great deal of work intelligence and security agencies are doing to counter terrorism, luck is also a big factor when it comes to providing the safety of our countries, says Chris Hunter, a retired British Army bomb disposal officer. - Who is rattling ‘nuclear saber’ in Europe?
Some in the West have recently ratcheted up their rhetoric about Russia’s “nuclear saber-rattling” in Europe. Indeed, the USSR did deploy nuclear weapons in the then countries of the Warsaw Pact. - ‘Pentagon sniping at Obama’s strategy of cooperation with Russia’
The Pentagon has its own bureaucratic self-interest in the so-called new Cold War with Russia, which differs from President Obama’s strategy, as it is getting a lot of Congressional money based on that confrontation, investigative journalist Gareth Porter told RT.
- ‘MH17 probe breaks all legal precedents, blows impartiality out of the water’
The supposedly impartial probe into the MH17 crash, which somehow included a victim and one of the suspects as investigators, relied on accounts of alleged witnesses who supported the “American version” of events, believes former MI5 agent Annie Machon. - ‘Americans can now sue for information regarding Saudi complicity in 9/11 terror attacks’We want to be able to find out exactly what was Saudi Arabia’s level of involvement after the 28 pages were released about 9/11, William Rodríguez, 9/11 survivor, told RT.
- ‘Dutch-led team accepted secret US data on MH17 crash, rejected transparent Russian analysis'The Dutch-led researchers drew conclusions from a one-sided deterministic approach, says Laszlo Maracz, an assistant professor of European Studies at the University of Amsterdam. Maracz says an independent tribunal would have avoided conflict of interest.
- Wall Street: The Trump-China missing linkThe yuan is about to enter the IMF’s basket of reserve currencies this coming Saturday - alongside the US dollar, pound, euro and yen. This is no less than a geoeconomic earthquake.
- 'US has always been main sponsor of Islamic State' - former CIA contractor to RTThe US claim that Russian troops will go home in body bags if Moscow doesn't end its Aleppo offensive is absurd, former CIA contractor Steven Kelley told RT. He said Russia is the only answer to defeating ISIS. Other experts also weigh in on the subject.
- TV presenter ‘crucified’ for wearing crucifix: ‘Atheism turns into militant form’Can a journalist, who is supposed to be impartial and keep their beliefs out of public view, wear religious symbols? What’s the problem with an Italian presenter wearing a cross? Isn’t it just freedom of expression that atheists are championing?
- The Soviets are coming! Hammer & Sickle strike again, courtesy of Clinton campThe USSR ended twenty-five years ago, and the hammer and sickle flag was pulled down all over Russia. You can only see it now at World War II memorials, tourist attractions, and bizarrely websites set up by Hillary Clinton supporters, attempting to discredit opponent Donald Trump.
- Int’l MH17 crash investigation ‘politically deficient, defective by process’The Dutch-led investigation into the MH17 crash was politically motivated; its goal was to determine why Russia was responsible instead of finding out who actually downed the plane, says Joaquin Flores, an Editor-in-Chief at Fort Russ news.
- ‘Terrorists need to be lucky once, intelligence has to be lucky always’Despite the great deal of work intelligence and security agencies are doing to counter terrorism, luck is also a big factor when it comes to providing the safety of our countries, says Chris Hunter, a retired British Army bomb disposal officer.
- Who is rattling ‘nuclear saber’ in Europe?Some in the West have recently ratcheted up their rhetoric about Russia’s “nuclear saber-rattling” in Europe. Indeed, the USSR did deploy nuclear weapons in the then countries of the Warsaw Pact.
- ‘Tense atmosphere in Germany as xenophobia & racism on the rise’
The attacks in Dresden indicate that, as popular support for xenophobia rises in Germany and is being reluctantly dealt with by the police, far right groups are now starting to act, journalist and international affairs expert Michael Opperskalski told RT. - ‘Pentagon sniping at Obama’s strategy of cooperation with Russia’The Pentagon has its own bureaucratic self-interest in the so-called new Cold War with Russia, which differs from President Obama’s strategy, as it is getting a lot of Congressional money based on that confrontation, investigative journalist Gareth Porter told RT.
- ‘Clinton-Trump debate shows emptiness, vapidity of US political election cycle'
The debate has shown how sensationalized, vapid and empty the US election cycle is, said Brian Becker, from the anti-war Answer Coalition, adding that the candidates’ attempts to outdo each other on military support is not a good harbinger for US politics. - 'Military intel must be included in MH17 report despite fears of exposure' – aviation expert
The investigation into the crash of flight MH17 in Ukraine must make use of evidence from classified sources and can obtain this by addressing potential fears that such information may hurt the parties providing it, an aviation expert told RT. - ‘Migrants want Sharia law in Swedish no-go zones’
For years European authorities have denied any problem with Muslim immigration, but now crisis is exploding and is getting worse, with the number of so called “no-go” areas in Sweden rising, says Ingrid Carlqvist, editor-in-chief of Swedish newspaper Dispatch International. - Washington Post thinks Russian radio, not NATO bombing, turned Serbs against the Alliance
The Washington Post expects its readers to believe Serbia’s lack of enthusiasm for NATO membership is because of “Russian disinformation.” Naturally, it has nothing to do with the “defensive alliance” bombing the country seventeen years ago.
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