unz |“The logistical capabilities of antifa+ are also impressive. They can
move people around the country with ease, position pallet loads of new
brick, 55 gallon new trash cans of frozen water bottles and other
debris suitable for throwing on gridded patterns around cities in a well
thought out distribution pattern. Who pays for this? Who plans this?
Who coordinates these plans and gives “execute orders?”
Antifa+ can create massive propaganda campaigns that fit their agenda.
These campaigns are fully supported by the MSM and by many in the
Congressional Democratic Party. The present meme of “Defund the Police”
is an example. This appeared miraculously, and simultaneously across
the country. I am impressed. Yesterday the frat boy type who
is mayor of Minneapolis was booed out of a mass meeting of radicals in
that fair city because he refused to endorse abolishing the police
force. Gutting the civil police forces has long been a major
goal of the far left, but now, they have the ability to create mass
hysteria over it when they have an excuse.” (“My take on the present situation”, Sic Semper Tyrannis)
Colonel
Lang is not the only one to marvel at Antifa’s “logistical
capabilities”. The United States has never experienced two weeks of
sustained protests in hundreds of its cities at the same time. It’s
beyond suspicious, it points to extensive coordination with groups
across the country, a comprehensive media strategy (that probably
preceded the killing of George Floyd), a sizable presence on social
media (to put people on the street), and agents provocateur whose task
is to incite violence, loot and create mayhem.
None
of this has anything to do with racial justice or police brutality.
America is being destabilized and sacked for other purposes altogether.
This a destabilization campaign similar to the CIA’s color revolutions
designed to topple the regime (Trump), install a puppet government
(Biden), impose “shock therapy” on the economy pushing tens of millions
of Americans into homelessness and destitution, and leave behind a
broken, smoldering shell of a country easily controlled by Federal shock
troops and wealthy globalist mandarins. Here’s a short excerpt from an
article by Kurt Nimmo at his excellent blog “Another Day in the Empire”:
“The BLM represents the forefront of an effort to divide Americans along
racial and political lines, thus keeping race and identity-based
barbarians safely away from more critical issues of importance to the
elite, most crucially a free hand to plunder and ransack natural
resources, minerals, crude oil, and impoverish billions of people whom
the ruling elite consider unproductive useless eaters and a hindrance to
the drive to dominate, steal, and murder….
It
is sad to say BLM serves the elite by ignoring or remaining ignorant of
the main problem—boundless predation by a neoliberal criminal project
that considers all—black, white, yellow, brown—as expliotable and
dispensable serfs.” (“2 Million Arab Lives Don’t Matter“, Kurt Nimmo, Another Day in the Empire)
The
protest movement is the mask that conceals the maneuvering of elites.
The real target of this operation is the Constitutional Republic itself.
Having succeeded in using the Lockdown to push the economy into severe
recession, the globalists are now inciting a fratricidal war that will
weaken the opposition and prepare the country for a new authoritarian
order.
downwithtyranny |1. Black Activists to Biden: If You Pick Klobuchar, We May Not Support You
On May 23, Politico wrote
that "more than a dozen black and Latino strategists and activists
warned in interviews that selecting Klobuchar would not help Biden
excite black voters — and might have the opposite effect. Klobuchar
would “risk losing the very base the Democrats need to win,” said Aimee
Allison, founder of She the People, which promotes women of color in
politics."
The reason given was two-fold. High in the article, in the first
sentence in fact, the writer announced, "Sen. Amy Klobuchar performed
abysmally among black voters in the Democratic primary."
Later, in the third paragraph, the writer said that the Black activists
"pointed to Klobuchar’s poor performance among nonwhite voters during
the presidential primary as well as her record as a prosecutor in
Minnesota."
Adrianne Shropshire of the Clinton-connected
BlackPAC is quoted in the sixth paragraph as saying, “It [the
activists’ concerns about Klobuchar] comes from her performance in the
primary,” and Al Sharpton is quoted as offering this explanation: “It is
not her [Klobuchar’s] fault, but she is in the middle of an ongoing
battle from the last few presidential races.”
The writer herself helpfully adds, "Klobuchar symbolizes a strategic
division within the Democratic Party: whether to focus on winning back
white, Midwestern voters who flipped to Donald Trump in 2016, or on
activating voters of color who were not excited to vote."
But the article is ostensibly about "Black activists" and their
rejection of Klobuchar — it says so even the headline — not about
Shropshire and Sharpton's ground-cover explanation.
The writer waits until the eleventh paragraph, a place few readers will
get to, before she explains the real reason the activists are concerned —
namely, that Klobuchar "would risk losing the very base the Democrats
need to win" — and to explain the activists' comment "as well as her
record as a prosecutor in Minnesota." There the writer references a Washington Post op-ed penned by those same activists, who write:
(Read this AP story to see all of what’s wrong with both the Myon Burrell case and Klobuchar’s handling of it.)
Despite all the obfuscation and Klobuchar-protection by Politico, the
bottom line is clear: "Black activists" remember Klobuchar's record as a
"tough prosecutor" of blacks and are threatening to fail to support her
(and thus Biden) in November if Biden picks her for VP — a clear and
open threat to his electoral chances.
In other words, progressive black activists are threatening to abandon the Democrat, Trump or no Trump, over this issue.
greatgameindia | According to a secret transcript that was just declassified, one of the
spies the FBI deployed against George Papadopoulos said that Israelis
and U.S. Jews are “all f—ing spies,” referred to them as “f—ing
c—suckers,” and said they should all be executed. The declassified
transcript published on Tuesday revealed a “confidential human source”
(CHS) from the FBI quoted as saying that Israeli Mossad spies need to be fucking kicked out of USA.
The 206-page transcript captured conversation between Papadopoulos
and an unidentified CHS, seemingly across one continuous episode on
November 26, 2016. George Demetrios Papadopoulos is a former member of
the foreign policy advisory panel to Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential
campaign.
On October 5, 2017, Papadopoulos pleaded guilty to making false
statements to FBI agents about the timing and the possible significance
of his contacts in 2016 relating to U.S.–Russia relations and the Donald
Trump presidential campaign. He served twelve days in federal prison,
then was placed on a 12-month supervised release.
The FBI claimed to have begun surveillance of the Trump campaign on July 31, 2016. Papadopoulos told the Daily Caller that the CHS is named Jeffrey Wiseman.
Last year, one of the most high-profile Israeli spy network in the US
was brought down by American intelligence. This secret high-society
elite group was recently exposed on the global stage with the arrest of
the sex-trafficking kingpin Jeffrey Epstein.
Although, Epstein is portrayed as just another billionaire pedophile, he
was actually a high-class Israeli spy. He used perverted sexual desires
as a cover to corrupt and infiltrate higher echelons of power in
government and businesses (including in India). This is the source of
political sex-scandals and video-tapes which surface now and then when
someone refuses to obey orders.
theintercept |For a few fleeting moments during New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s
daily coronavirus briefing on Wednesday, the somber grimace that has
filled our screens for weeks was briefly replaced by something
resembling a smile.
“We are ready, we’re all-in,” the governor gushed.
“We are New Yorkers, so we’re aggressive about it, we’re ambitious
about it. … We realize that change is not only imminent, but it can
actually be a friend if done the right way.”
The inspiration for these uncharacteristically good vibes was a video
visit from former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, who joined the governor’s
briefing to announce that he will be heading up a blue-ribbon commission
to reimagine New York state’s post-Covid reality, with an emphasis on
permanently integrating technology into every aspect of civic life.
“The first priorities of what we’re trying to do,” Schmidt said, “are
focused on telehealth, remote learning, and broadband. … We need to
look for solutions that can be presented now, and accelerated, and use
technology to make things better.” Lest there be any doubt that the
former Google chair’s goals were purely benevolent, his video background
featured a framed pair of golden angel wings.
Just one day earlier, Cuomo had announced
a similar partnership with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to
develop “a smarter education system.” Calling Gates a “visionary,” Cuomo
said the pandemic has created “a moment in history when we can actually
incorporate and advance [Gates’s] ideas … all these buildings, all
these physical classrooms — why with all the technology you have?” he
asked, apparently rhetorically.
It has taken some time to gel, but something resembling a coherent
Pandemic Shock Doctrine is beginning to emerge. Call it the “Screen New
Deal.” Far more high-tech than anything we have seen during previous
disasters, the future that is being rushed into being as the bodies
still pile up treats our past weeks of physical isolation not as a
painful necessity to save lives, but as a living laboratory for a
permanent — and highly profitable — no-touch future.
onenewsnow | How did he know this? Because of
research done by the National Institutes of Health, of which he is the
director. In connection with the SARS outbreak - caused by a coronavirus
dubbed SARS- CoV - the NIH researched chloroquine and concluded that it
was effective at stopping the SARS coronavirus in its tracks. The
COVID-19 bug is likewise a coronavirus, labeled SARS-CoV-2. While not
exactly the same virus as SARS-CoV-1, it is genetically related to it,
and shares 79% of its genome, as the name SARS-CoV-2 implies. They both
use the same host cell receptor, which is what viruses use to gain entry
to the cell and infect the victim.
The Virology Journal - the official publication of Dr. Fauci’s National Institutes of Health - published what is now a blockbuster article on August 22, 2005, under the heading - get ready for this - “Chloroquine is a potent inhibitor of SARS coronavirus infection and spread.” (Emphasis
mine throughout.) Write the researchers, “We report...that chloroquine
has strong antiviral effects on SARS-CoV infection of primate cells.
These inhibitory effects are observed when the cells are treated with
the drug either before or after exposure to the virus, suggesting both prophylactic and therapeutic advantage.”
This means, of course, that Dr. Fauci (pictured at right)
has known for 15 years that chloroquine and it’s even milder derivative
hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) will not only treat a current case of
coronavirus (“therapeutic”) but prevent future cases (“prophylactic”).
So HCQ functions as both a cure and a vaccine. In other words, it’s a wonder drug for coronavirus. Said Dr. Fauci’s NIH in 2005, “concentrations of 10 μM completely abolished SARS-CoV infection.” Fauci’s researchers add, “chloroquine can effectively reduce the establishment of infection and spread of SARS-CoV.”
Dr. Didier Raoult, the Anthony Fauci of France, had such spectacular
success using HCQ to treat victims of SARS-CoV-2 that he said way back
on February 25 that “it’s game over” for coronavirus.
He and a team of researchers reported
that the use of HCQ administered with both azithromycin and zinc cured
79 of 80 patients with only “rare and minor” adverse events. “In
conclusion,” these researchers write, “we confirm the efficacy of
hydroxychloroquine associated with azithromycin in the treatment of
COVID-19 and its potential effectiveness in the early impairment of
contagiousness.”
CTH | AG Bill Barr notes John Durham will bring criminal charges against those
in the previous administration: “he is looking to bring to justice
people who were engaged in abuses if he can show that there were
criminal violations; and that’s what the focus is on.”
INGRAHAM – John Brennan was smashing the President’s firing of Inspector General Michael Atkinson, let’s listen:
BRENNAN
– “By removing Mr. Atkinson, and I think also sending a signal to
others, Mr. Trump continues to show his insecurity in terms of trying to
stop anybody who was going to expose, again the lawlessness, that I
think he not only has allowed to continue, but also that he abets.”
BARR – “I think the
president did the right thing in removing Atkinson. From the vantage
point of the Dept. of Justice, he had interpreted his statute; which is a
fairly narrow statute that gave him jurisdiction over wrong-doing by
intelligence people; and tried to turn it into a commission to explore
anything in the government, and immediately report it to congress
without letting the executive branch look at it and determine whether
there was any problem. He was told this in a letter from the department
of justice, and he is obliged to follow the interpretation of the
department of justice, and he ignored it. So I think the President was
correct in firing him.”
INGRAHAM – “An it’s the
second inspector general he’s fired since the beginning of this
pandemic. And of course that’s used to say: ‘well, the president doesn’t
want a watchdog’.”
BARR – “No, I think that’s true. I think he want’s responsible watchdogs.”
INGRAHAM
– What can you tell us about the state of John Durham’s investigation?
People have been waiting for the, the final report, on what happened
with this, what can you tell us?
BARR – “Well I think a
report y’know, may be, and probably will be, a by-product of his
activity; but his primary focus isn’t to prepare a report, he is
looking to bring to justice people who were engaged in abuses if he can
show that there were criminal violations; and that’s what the focus is
on. And, uh, as you know, being a lawyer yourself, building
these cases, especially the sprawling case we have between us that went
on for two or three years here, uh…, it takes some time, it takes some
time to build the case.”
“So he’s diligently pursuing it, uh.. My own view is that, uh, the
evidence shows that we’re not dealing with just mistakes or sloppiness,
there was something far more troubling here; and we’re going to get to
the bottom of it. And if people broke the law, and we can establish that with the evidence, they will be prosecuted.”
wikipedia | The FBI Indexes are a system used to track American citizens and other people by the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI) before the adoption by the FBI of computerized databases. The
name signifies that the lists were originally made on paper index cards,
compiled by J. Edgar Hoover before he became director of the FBI.[1] The Index List was used to track U.S. citizens and others believed by the FBI to be dangerous to national security,
and was subdivided into various divisions which generally were rated
based on different classes of danger the subject was thought to
represent. There is no indication the FBI stopped adding names onto its
Index List before September 11, 2001.[citation needed]
After September 11, 2001, the date which the FBI folded its Index List into the Terrorist Screening Database
(TSDB) is unknown, while the FBI consolidates the TSDB from other lists
and manages its information. The TSDB is currently available to all
U.S. national security agencies, while select information contained on
the TSDB is forwarded to other nation states and international security
agencies.
The Security Index pertained to the FBI list of dangerous individuals
who might commit acts inimical to the national defense and public
safety of the United States in time of emergency.[11]
The list also included those who could be arrested upon the order of a
U.S. President invoking the Emergency Detention Program. The Reserve
Index, on the other hand, listed all left-wingers and individuals
suspected of being a Communist. By 1950s, for instance, there were 5,000 names under the Security Index while the Reserve Index had 50,000 in the Chicago field office.[12]
An individual in the Reserve Index could be transferred to the Security
Index if such individual posed a threat to U.S. interests in a period
of national emergency.[13]
A difference between these indices involved their color scheme. The
files of those under the Security Index were all in white while the
Reserve Index varied in colors depending on the occupation of the
subject.[12]
Prominent figures listed in the Security Index include Martin Luther King. The FBI had been monitoring his activities with the Southern Christian Leadership Conference
since 1957 and by 1962, he was finally listed in the FBI index due to
the involvement of two of his advisers with the U.S. Communist Party,
although he failed to meet the criteria for inclusion in the Security
Index.[14]
The Security Index itself was merged with the Agitator Index and
the Communist Index. Renamed to the Reserve Index in 1960, this index
included a Section A for teachers, doctors, lawyers, entertainers, and
other people considered influential and not politically conservative.
Hoover had Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. added to the Reserve Index,
Section A, in retaliation for his civil rights work and worldwide
popularity.[15]
mintpressnews |As the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis
comes to dominate headlines, little media attention has been given to
the federal government’s decision to classify top-level meetings on
domestic coronavirus response and lean heavily “behind the scenes” on
U.S. intelligence and the Pentagon in planning for an allegedly imminent explosion of cases.
The classification of coronavirus planning meetings was first covered by Reuters,
which noted that the decision to classify was “an unusual step that has
restricted information and hampered the U.S. government’s response to
the contagion.” Reuters further noted that the Secretary of the
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Alex Azar, and his chief
of staff had “resisted” the classification order, which was made in
mid-January by the National Security Council (NSC), led by Robert
O’Brien — a longtime friend and colleague of his predecessor John Bolton.
Following this order, HHS officials with the appropriate security
clearances held meetings on coronavirus response at the department’s
Sensitive Compartmentalized Information Facility (SCIF), which are
facilities “usually reserved for intelligence and military operations”
and — in HHS’ case — for responses to “biowarfare or chemical attacks.”
Several officials who spoke to Reuters noted that
the classification decision prevented key experts from participating in
meetings and slowed down the ability of HHS and the agencies it
oversees, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC), to respond to the crisis by limiting participation and
information sharing.
It has since been speculated that the decision was made to prevent
potential leaks of information by stifling participation and that
aspects of the planned response would cause controversy if made public,
especially given that the decision to classify government meetings on
coronavirus response negatively impacted HHS’ ability to respond to the
crisis.
After the classification decision was made public, a subsequent report in Politico revealed
that not only is the National Security Council managing the federal
government’s overall response but that they are doing so in close
coordination with the U.S. intelligence community and the U.S. military.
It states specifically that “NSC officials have been coordinating
behind the scenes with the intelligence and defense communities to gauge
the threat and prepare for the possibility that the U.S. government
will have to respond to much bigger numbers—and soon.”
strategic-culture | The Deep State here is the US-and allied Deep State, no merely
national organization. It consists mainly of America’s billionaires,
plus of the billionaires in US-allied countries such as UK, France,
Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Israel — but many more (including, for example,
in Honduras, Brazil, etc.). These people number fewer than 2,000 in
total, and they do deals together, and their contacts with one-another
are both direct person-to-person, and indirect by means of
representatives or agents. However, America’s billionaires lead the
US-and-allied Deep State. That’s to say, the leaders are among the 607 US billionaires, the people who mainly fund American national political campaigns and candidates
— and these 607 individuals determine who will get an opportunity to
become a US President or member of Congress, and who won’t. For example:
these individuals don’t necessarily select the politician who will
become America’s President, but they do select who will get the
opportunity to be among the serious contenders for that position.
(Basically, what the mullahs do in Iran, these super-rich do in America.
Whereas in Iran the clergy rule, in America the aristocracy rule.)
One, in particular, is George Soros, and this article will detail the
views of one of his many beneficiaries. Another of these billionaires
is Charles Koch, but he will not be discussed here, and inside the
United States he is popularly considered to be an enemy of George Soros,
only because the two men oppose each other on domestic issues.
(Billionaires tend to be much more concerned with, and united about,
foreign affairs than about domestic affairs, though they do oppose both
their taxation and their regulation — they are for ‘free markets’, both
domestically and abroad, and yet they also favor imposition of economic
sanctions against countries which resist becoming controlled by them,
and so they don’t really favor free markets except to the
extent that free markets favor their own increase in power and thus tend
toward oligopoly and away from competition.) Both men are much more
alike than different, and both represent what’s called “neoliberalism,”
which is the universal ideology of billionaires, or at least of all
billionaires who donate to (i.e., invest in) politicians. Only few
billionaires don’t invest in politicians; and, though politicians
disagree with one-another, almost all of them are neoliberals, because
politicians who aren’t that are not funded by the Deep State (the
billionaires). The foreign policies of neoliberals are called
“neoconservative” and this means supporting regime-change in any country
that’s labeled by billionaires and their government an “enemy” nation.
So, “neoconservative” is merely an extension of “neoliberal”: it favors
extending neoliberalism to other nations — it is internationally
aggressive neoliberalism; it is imperialistic neoliberalism. It is
fascism, but so is neoliberalism itself fascist; the difference between
the two is that neoconservatism is the imperialistic extension of
fascism — it is the imperialistic fascism that, in World War II, was
represented by the three Axis powers — Germany, Italy, and Japan — not
by the purely domestic fascism that was represented by Spain. Whereas
Spain was merely neoliberal, the Axis were also neoconservative
(expansionist neoliberal), and the latter is what the Allies in WW II
were warring against. But now the US has emerged as the world’s leading
neoconservative regime, invading and occupying country after country,
none of which had ever invaded nor even threatened to invade the United
States. Propaganda is necessary in order to ‘justify’ doing that. This
article will describe how that’s done.
The Deep State doesn’t concern domestic issues, because virtually all
of its members control international corporations, and the Deep State
is almost entirely about international issues: foreign policies,
diplomacy, military issues, and international spying agencies called
“intelligence agencies” — extending the empire. The Deep State controls
all of that, regardless of what Party is nominally in power. (The public
care little about foreign policy, pay little attention to it, and
believe the government when it alleges that “national security” is about
protecting them, and not about expanding the power and wealth of the
billionaires.)
The dictatorship of the US Deep State really is more international
than national; it provides the continuity in international relations,
when it chooses and defines which nations (which foreign governments)
are “allies” (meaning “we sell arms to them”) and which are instead
“enemies” (meaning “we should sanction them and maybe even bomb them”).
Both allies and enemies are essential in order for the
military-industrial-press-government complex (here: “MIPGC”) to thrive,
and the Deep State controls the entire MIPGC. In other words: the Deep
State is an international empire, and, as such, its supreme aspiration
is to conquer (via subversion, sanctions, coups, and/or invasions) all
countries that it labels as “enemies.”
economicnoise | Don Quixote Trump still may not be favored in his battle against
Goliath but the odds have shifted. The American people have been
awakened to how the elites have exploited them. Whether Trump wins this
battle or not, the Deep State has lost the war. They have been exposed
as ruthless, lying exploiters. Don Quixote has suddenly become Goliath.
The peasants have been enlightened. The true nature of current
American government has been exposed. No amount of polished rhetoric can
undo this knowledge. Attempts to do so will bring out the pitchforks.
Below Jeffrey Lord reviews Kimberly Strassel’s new bestseller Resistance (At All Costs): How Trump Haters Are Breaking America. This
book details the resistance against Trump. The organism we know as the
Deep State is doing its best to destroy this foreign body. The State
knows its vulnerability to an awakening of the masses and its exposure.
As Ms. Strassel says:
For every Resistance leader who daily makes an
inflated claim about Trump’s destruction of democracy, there is a more
quiet, average American who is deeply alarmed by the legitimate and lasting harm this movement is causing.
What fascinating times we live in. Donald Trump, the unlikeliest of
heroes, may singlehandedly have taken down the Deep State. He exposed
it. Sunlight and the American people will remedy whatever he cannot.
strategic-culture | In America, the Deep State ‘justifies’ itself in the ‘news’-media that it owns, and does so by falsely ‘defining’ what the “Deep State” is (which is actually the nation’s 607 billionaires, whose hired agents number in the millions). They mis-‘define’ it, as being, instead, the taxpayer-salaried career Government employees, known professionally as “the Civil Service.” (Although some Civil Servants — especially at the upper levels — are
agents for America’s billionaires and retire to cushy board seats, most
of them actually are not and do not. And the “revolving door” between
“the public sector” and “the private sector” is where the Deep State
operations become concentrated. That’s the core of the networking, by
which the billionaires get served. And, of course, those former spooks
at the National Press Club said nothing about it. Are they authentically
so stupid that they don’t know about it, or is that just pretense from
them?)
In other words: the Deep State, in America, are not perpetrators
of corrupt government (such as in “countries like Egypt, Turkey and
Pakistan, where authoritarian elements band together to undercut
democratically elected leaders”), but are instead courageous enemies
of corrupt government; and they are instituted by the aristocracy here
(today’s American billionaires), in order to reduce, if not eliminate,
corruption in government (which, the Times now alleges, originates amongst, or serves, the lower classes).
off-guardian | It was two years ago, early in the Trump administration, when The New
Yorker and Salon, among many others, were asserting in no uncertain
terms that there was no deep state in the United States, and so Trump
had nothing to fear from that quarter since it was a figment of his
paranoia.
Kit Knightly, writing in the Off-Guardian, brilliantly demolished this spurious propaganda at the time in a must read reminder of how tricksters play their games.
The corporate mass-media has recently discovered a “deep state” that
they claim to be not some evil group of assassins who work for the
super-rich owners of the country and murder their own president (JFK)
and other unpatriotic dissidents (Malcom X, MLK, RK, among others) and
undermine democracy home and abroad, but are now said to be just fine
upstanding American citizens who work within the government
bureaucracies and are patriotic believers in democracy intent on doing
the right thing.
This redefinition has been in the works for a few years, and it
shouldn’t be a surprise that this tricky treat was being prepared for
our consumption a few years ago by The Council on Foreign Relations.
consortiumnews |“They
put him into a straight-jacket, put him into an isolation room and
waited outside the door for 1hr18 minutes until he died.”
He
invented the beating death in 2011 when he decided to create and lobby
for the Magnitsky Act in the U.S. Congress to stop Russian authorities
from pursuing him for $100 million in evaded taxes and illicit stock
buys.
Ironically,
though he uses the U.S. to build a wall against Russian tax collectors,
he gave up his American citizenship in 1998 to avoid paying taxes. He
is listed by CBS News as a “tax expatriate.”
If you are serious lawyers and investigators, you will examine the evidence and respond. (And change your story.)
The
rest of the op ed is to support unspecified steps to hold to account
those who benefit from human rights abuses and corruption. No mention of
the persecutors of Julian Assange or the beneficiaries of the U.K.’s
worldwide system of tax havens. The real purpose appears to be to repeat
the Browder hoax in the lead.
I sent copies of the article to Brandon and Bailin. No response.
I also sent a complaint to IPSO the British Independent Press Standards Organization.
It
calls itself ” the independent regulator of most of the UK’s newspapers
and magazines.” It says: We hold newspapers and magazines to account
for their actions, protect individual rights, uphold high standards of
journalism and help to maintain freedom of expression for the press.
Clauses breached 1 Accuracy This
op ed article is based on egregiously fake facts. See this story and
the links for the evidence. I have sent it to the authors. They should
retract the story.
https://www.thekomisarscoop.com/2019/10/london-times-runs-fake-browder-story-by-acolytes-ben-brandon-alex-bailin/
theconservativetreehouse | According to recent reports U.S. Attorney
John Durham and U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr are spending time on a
narrowed focus looking carefully at CIA activity in the 2016
presidential election. One recent quote from a media-voice increasingly sympathetic to a political deep-state notes:
“One British official with knowledge of Barr’s wish list
presented to London commented that “it is like nothing we have come
across before, they are basically asking, in quite robust terms, for
help in doing a hatchet job on their own intelligence services””. (Link)
It is interesting that quote comes from a
British intelligence official, as there appears to be mounting evidence
of an extensive CIA operation that likely involved U.K. intelligence
services. In addition, and as a direct outcome, there is an aspect to
the CIA operation that overlaps with both a U.S. and U.K. need to keep
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange under tight control. In this outline
we will explain where corrupt U.S. and U.K. interests merge.
To understand the risk that Julian Assange
represented to CIA interests, it is important to understand just how
extensive the operations of the CIA were in 2016. It is within this
network of foreign and domestic operations where FBI Agent Peter Strzok
is clearly working as a bridge between the CIA and FBI operations.
By now people are familiar with the construct of CIA operations
involving Joseph Mifsud, the Maltese professor now generally
admitted/identified as a western intelligence operative who was tasked
by the CIA (John Brennan) to run an operation against Trump campaign
official George Papadopoulos in both Italy (Rome) and London. {Go Deep}
In a similar fashion the CIA tasked U.S. intelligence asset Stefan Halper
to target another Trump campaign official, Carter Page. Under the
auspices of being a Cambridge Professor Stefan Halper also targeted
General Michael Flynn. Additionally, using assistance from a female FBI
agent under the false name Azra Turk, Halper also targeted Papadopoulos.
The initial operations to target Flynn, Papadopoulos and Page were all
based overseas. This seemingly makes the CIA exploitation of the assets
and the targets much easier.
sicsempertyrannis | The average American has no idea how alarming is the news that former
CIA Director John Brennan reportedly created and staffed a CIA Task
Force in early 2016 that was named, Trump Task Force, and given the
mission of spying on and carrying out covert actions against the
campaign of candidate Donald Trump.
This was not a simple gathering of a small number of disgruntled
Democrats working at the CIA who got together like a book club to grouse
and complain about the brash real estate guy from New York. It was a
specially designed covert action to try to destroy Donald Trump.
A "Task Force" is a special bureaucratic creation that provides a
vehicle for bring case officers and analysts together, along with admin
support, for a limited term project. But it also can be expanded to
include personnel from other agencies, such as the FBI, DIA and NSA.
Task Forces have been used since the inception of the CIA in 1947.
Here's a recently declassified memo outlining the considerations in the
creation of a task force in 1958. The author, L.K. White, talks about
the need for a coordinating Headquarters element and an Operational unit
"in the field", i.e. deployed around the world.
A Task Force operates independent of the CIA "Mission Centers" (that's the jargon for the current CIA organization chart).
So what did John Brennan do? I am told by an knowledgeable source
that Brennan created a Trump Task Force in early 2016. It was an
invitation only Task Force. Specific case officers (i.e., men and women
who recruit and handle spies overseas), analysts and admin personnel
were recruited. Not everyone invited accepted the offer. But many did.
cjr |On May 1, The New York Times carried a story on its front page, “For Biden, a Ukraine Matter That Won’t Go Away,”
by Kenneth P. Vogel and Iuliia Mendel. It delved into the effort by
supporters of Donald Trump to connect Joe Biden, through his son Hunter,
to corruption in Ukraine. Within the Times,
the story has been treated as a big win, an early look at the matter
that has now led to an impeachment inquiry of Trump. Vogel has popped up
on a segment of the Times podcast The Daily, telling host Michael Barbaro his reporting was “prescient.” And he’s been on a recent episode of the Times’s TV show, The Weekly, where he and an image of that front-page headline both feature prominently on-screen.
But outside the paper, the response to the story has been far less enthusiastic: the piece has been labeled “controversial,” accused of getting its facts wrong, and of pushing a “Republican conspiracy theory” into the “mainstream.” Podcast host and former Obama White House staffer Dan Pfeiffer went so far as to accuse Vogel and the Times of having a “Watergate-style scoop about Trump … and fumbled the ball.” To which Vogel responded, “I literally broke the story upon which the impeachment inquiry is based.”
On October 9, Biden’s deputy campaign manager, Kate Bedingfeld, sent a letter to Times Executive Editor Dean Baquet: “The Times had an outsized hand in the spread of a baseless conspiracy theory advanced by Rudy Giuliani,” she wrote. “What was especially troubling about the Times
active participation in this smear campaign is that prior to its
reporting on the subject by Ken Vogel, this conspiracy had been
relegated to the likes of Breitbart, Russian propaganda, and another
conspiracy theorist regular Hannity guest John Solomon.”
(The piece also generated a separate controversy when Mendel, who worked as a freelance reporter in Ukraine for the Times, announced in June
that she had been hired as the spokesperson for President Volodymyr
Zelensky—who President Trump had pressured in the now infamous July 25
phone call. The Times wasn’t happy
to learn of the clear conflict of interest but said that the
international desk conducted a review of her work and found it “fair and
accurate.”)
What has made this such an alluring
media story is that the battle lines are so firmly drawn: Is the piece,
as Vogel has described it, a seminal journalistic work that opened the
gates to the entire Ukraine saga? Or is it, per its critics, clickbait
better suited to Breitbart than the Times?
theconservativetreehouse | After the 2018 mid-terms, and in
preparation for the “impeachment” strategy, House Intelligence Committee
Chairman Adam Schiff and House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry
Nadler hired Lawfare group members to become House committee staff.
Chairman Schiff hired former SDNY U.S. Attorney Daniel Goldman (link), and Chairman Nadler hired Obama Administration lawyer Norm Eisen and criminal defense attorney Barry Berke (link). House Speaker Nancy Pelosi then hiredDouglas Letter as House General Counsel – all are within the Lawfare network.
In the last month many people have surmised that Pelosi and Schiff moved to utilize the Ukraine/NSC impeachment angle *after*
the Mueller angle for impeachment ran into trouble. However, CTH
research (widely criticized in 2018) doesn’t reflect the Whistle-blower
impeachment plan as an ‘add-on’. Instead, what we see is the use of the
HPSCI; and the use of embeds within National Security Council staff; by
design. The Schiff events of today were always part of a prior planned
design.
moonofalabama | Since Donald Trump was elected president the New York Times'
understanding of the 'Deep State' evolved from a total denial of its
existence towards a full endorsement of its anti-democratic operations.
A wave of leaks from government officials has hobbled the
Trump administration, leading some to draw comparisons to countries like
Egypt, Turkey and Pakistan, where shadowy networks within government
bureaucracies, often referred to as “deep states,” undermine and coerce
elected governments.
So is the United States seeing the rise of its own deep state? Not quite, experts say, but the echoes are real — and disturbing.
The concept of a “deep state” — a shadowy network of agency
or military officials who secretly conspire to influence government
policy — is more often used to describe countries like Egypt, Turkey and
Pakistan, where authoritarian elements band together to undercut
democratically elected leaders. But inside the West Wing, Mr. Trump and
his inner circle, particularly his chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon,
see the influence of such forces at work within the United States,
essentially arguing that their own government is being undermined from within.It is an extraordinary contention for a sitting president to make.
American institutions do not resemble the powerful deep
states of countries like Egypt or Pakistan, experts say. Nor do
individual leaks, a number of which have come from President Trump’s own
team, amount to a conspiracy.
The diagnosis of a “deep state,” those experts say, has the problem backward.
...
Though Mr. Trump has not publicly used the phrase,
allies and sympathetic news media outlets have repurposed “deep state”
from its formal meaning — a network of civilian and military officials
who control or undermine democratically elected governments — to a
pejorative meant to accuse civil servants of illegitimacy and political
animus.
On Russia, for instance, the president was reluctant to
expel so many of Mr. Putin’s spies as punishment for the poisoning of a
former Russian spy in Britain. He complained for weeks about senior
staff members letting him get boxed into further confrontation with
Russia, and he expressed frustration that the United States continued to
impose sanctions on the country for its malign behavior. But his
national security team knew better — such actions had to be taken, to
hold Moscow accountable.
This isn’t the work of the so-called deep state. It’s the work of the steady state.
sicsempertyrannis | I do not believe in coincidence. I do not
believe that it is a mere coincidence that these three events occurred
late last night:
1. The investigation of the roots of the plot to destroy Donald Trump and his Presidency is now a criminal matter.
2. A letter from Inspector General
Horowitz announcing that his report on the FISA fraud would be out
shortly with no major redactions.
3. The Government caved to Honey Badger
Sidney Powell and allowed her to fully expose criminal conduct by
Michael Flynn's prosecutors.
What is going on? Two words. Bill Barr. The Attorney General has
pulled the trigger and altered the landscape in the Russiagate saga.
Having been granted full authority by the President to declassify
information, including intel from the CIA and the NSA, he has now acted
in a powerful, but low key way.
The announcement that this is now a criminal investigation means that
anyone, including FBI agents and CIA officers, who try to hold back
information or hide information will be vulnerable to obstruction of
justice charges. Criminal penalties attach.
counterpunch | With Bernie Sanders the people’s choice
for winner of the Democratic primary in terms of political organizing
and campaign contributions, the powers-that-be in the DNC are putting out a call for establishment figures
like Hillary Clinton or Michael Bloomberg to join the race. Not being
‘reported’ by the establishment press is that these same kingmakers 1)
weighted the Democrat’s choice against Mr. Sander’s and towards Ms.
Clinton in 2016 and lost and 2) chose Joe Biden as their ‘heavyweight’
candidate for 2020.
The idea, popular on the American left, that winning against Donald
Trump is all that matters, runs up against the fact that these DNC
kingmakers have a less than stellar track record when it comes to
winning elections. Not only is Ms. Clinton one of the most enthusiastically despised people on the planet— more so than Donald Trump
even after his impeachment was announced, but Michael Bloomberg was a
Republican for the entirety of the wildly misguided American war against
Iraq. Why isn’t he running as a Republican?
The rationale for the reappearance of the ‘grownups’ from the DNC
appears to be that Joe Biden’s political prospects are sinking faster
than Bill Clinton’s libido in the presence of women over the age of consent.
That Mr. Biden’s failure comes as a surprise to DNC insiders
illustrates the political ineptitude mentioned above. In fact, this
practice of perpetually failing upward— of being wrong about absolutely
everything while maintaining leadership positions in quasi-public
institutions like the DNC, suggests that winning elections isn’t the
objective.
According to the political campaign funding website opensecrets.org,
Bernie Sanders is second only to Donald Trump in terms of campaign
contributions raised toward his 2020 presidential campaign. And given
the source of Mr. Sanders’ contributions— small donors, a.k.a. ’the
people,’ he is quite conspicuously the people’s choice for President
amongst Democrats. This leaves the rich, business executives and their
bourgeois aspirants— the richer 10% of the country, with a choice of Mr.
Trump or the Democratic Party equivalent.
The question of where Elizabeth Warren is in all this gets to the
issue of motives. Ms. Warren is both brighter and more competent in a
performative sense than Joe Biden. And she signaled early on that she will drop her entire political program
if doing so gets her the nod from donors and DNC insiders. This
willingness to ‘compromise’ sets her apart from Mr. Sanders. The
question ‘can she win,’ the seeming pragmatic question of the day, is
proved a farce through the first insider choice of Joe Biden, and then
with the call for more ‘heavyweight’ losers.
Gotta imagine AOC’s response here to Lawrence O’Donnell’s condescending question is rattling a few establishment cages. pic.twitter.com/OB3WHMnb7h
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