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Posted by MikeD
on June 17, 2019, 1:43 pm
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On b's latest thinking on the tanker attacks:i.e. the idea that Iran runs a "strategy of tension" Each tanker incident in the Middle East will now become another version of the "Murder on the Orient Express". Everyone will ask "Who's done it?" No one believes the U.S. when it points towards Iran. Such U.S. claims are only good for silly jokes: John Bolton: ‘An Attack On Two Saudi Oil Tankers Is An Attack On All Americans’ - The Onion Chief of Naval Operations lauds return to tradition of ‘false flag’ operations - Duffelblog Comment On MOA theory: "This is so cool! We have a false false flag."  Venezuela Enviados de Guaidó se apropian de fondos para ayuda humanitaria en Colombia - PANAM Post (Spanish) Shocking expose of Juan Guaido's envoys in Colombia, who are accused of embezzling "humanitarian aid" funds, inflating figures, fraud & threats in order to surround themselves with luxury. There are even copies of receipts. and Associates of Venezuelan coup frontman Juan Guaidó embezzled funds raised in Cúcuta, Colombia for humanitarian aid and lavishly spent it on hotels, nightclubs and expensive clothes. This is a monumental scandal! - more Comment: Latin America finally has its own Chiang Kai-shek  Mention of the US preparations for the "cyberattacks" in Russia made me remember another story I read last week. China's African swine fever epidemic From my point of view the animal feed industry is an ugly one. Livestock are fed almost anything available. Contamination of ingredients can easily happen naturally, for it's all about the lowest price. But the fact remains that deliberate addition of "stuff" anywhere in the supply chain would be falling-down easy. From what I've been reading, the Swine Flu epidemic is presently confined to North Korea and China. Coincidences happen in the Real World, but sometimes they have a "helping hand". In the next several months we're likely to find out if the Chinese and North Koreans believe they're the victims of bad luck or something else, for the US is also wide open on a very large agricultural front.  |
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