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Monthly Archives: February 2018
WikiLeaks — UK Court Upholds Assange Arrest Warrant
“The impression I have … is that [Assange] is a man who wants to impose his terms on the course of justice, whether the course of justice is in this jurisdiction or in Sweden. He appears to consider himself above … Continue reading
Russia and Estonia Swap Spies [Video]
“The Republic of Estonia and the Russian Federation today exchanged Russian citizen Artjom Zintsenko, found guilty of espionage in Estonia, for Estonian citizen Raivo Susi, found guilty of espionage in Russia. The exchange took place today, on Feb. 10 at 10 … Continue reading
Posted in Estonia, Russia
Tagged Artern Zintsenko, Estonia, GRU, Raivo Susi, Russia, Spy swap
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One Year Ago — General Mike Flynn Has Resigned. Could An Indictment Lead To An Impeachment?
“In the course of my duties as the incoming national security advisor, I held numerous phone calls with foreign counterparts, ministers, and ambassadors. (…) Unfortunately, because of the fast pace of events, I inadvertently briefed the vice president-elect and others … Continue reading
Poland — General Kuklinski Remembered on Death Anniversary
”Nobody and nothing could possibly change my mind or lead me off the chosen path. . . . I was additionally convinced that I am not alone traveling the road, that the nation desires freedom from the shackles of Communism … Continue reading
One Year Ago — UN : Former Tanzania’s top judge will lead new investigation into Dag Hammarskjold’s suspicious death
“It will be Necessary to find some way of pulling Hammarskjold up short.” UK Prime Minister Harold Macmillan (September 13 1961) “Hammarskjöld was at the point of getting something done when they killed him. Notice that I said ‘when they killed … Continue reading
One Year Ago — RUSSIA : FSB Shaken by a Major Reshuffle
“One might think this would be a good time for Russian cyber intelligence officials, credited as they are with hacking and leaking Democratic emails that may have altered the course of the U.S. presidential election. One would be wrong.” Emily … Continue reading
Portuguese Secret Service Official Sentenced For Spying For Russia
“The case is apparently a very sensitive one for NATO because [Frederico Carvalhao] Gil had access to a wide array of NATO secrets.” Euronews On February 8 2018, Portugal state news agency Lusa reported that a former senior national intelligence official has … Continue reading
One Year Ago — Saudi Crown Prince Awarded the CIA ‘George Tenet’ Medal of Honor
“Our relationship with the United States is historic and strategic. Any attempts to undermine that will falter.” Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef On Friday (10 February 2017), CIA Director Mike Pompeo honored the Saudi Crown Prince with the CIA ‘George … Continue reading
Posted in 9/11, CIA, CIA Director, Mike Pompeo, Saudi Arabia
Tagged 9/11, CIA, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef, Mike Pompeo, Saudi Arabia
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US Secretary of Defense James Mattis: “No Evidence Assad Used Poison Gas on His People”
“I have personally reviewed the intelligence and there is no doubt the Syrian regime is responsible for the decision to attack and for the attack itself.” US Secretary of Defense James Mattis (April 2017) “We have other reports from the … Continue reading
Posted in Khan Shaykhun, Syria
Tagged James Mattis, Khan Shaykhoun, Mike Pompeo, Syria 'Chemical Attack' 2017
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One Year Ago — Former CIA Director John McLaughlin Tells a Whopper: “We don’t blow up civilian airliners…”
“We don’t blow up civilian airliners up in the air…” Former CIA Director John McLaughlin “The number, 655, is a flight number: Iran Air 655. If you’ve never heard of it, you’re far from alone. But you should know the … Continue reading
Posted in CIA, CIA Director, Iran, Iran Flight 655, John McLaughlin
Tagged 'ethnocentric media bias', CIA Director John McLaughlin, Cuban Flight 455, Dag Hammarskjöld, Dr Jim Swire, Iran Air flight 655, Itavia Flight 870, Kenneth Pollack, Khamenei, Korean Air Lines Flight 007, Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, Ndola United Nations DC-6, Pan Am 103, Propaganda, Robert Entman
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