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Another proof that the former Rothschild banker and current French PM, Emmanuel Macron, is definitely the man of the neoliberal establishment to 'keep things in order', comes from the archive of the Podesta emails through WikiLeaks. globinfo freexchange Through a letter on Aug. 27, 2015, Matthew Browne asked John Podesta if he, or someone from Hillary Clinton camp, could attend a meeting hosted by Emmanuel Macron (then French Finance Minister), to " develop a successful political and economic narrative to counter the right and populists to the left ". It's impressive that Browne describes a meeting of two sessions, and one of them was entirely dedicated for the purpose above. It appears the elites are terrorized of what they call 'populism'. This 'mini-Bilderberg' meeting included some important people from the European establishment, who, according to Browne, " They've asked for help bring som

globinfo freexchange Η πολιτική αντιπαράθεση έφτασε και πάλι στα ύψη, με αφορμή, αυτή τη φορά, τη βομβιστική επίθεση εναντίον του Λουκά Παπαδήμου. Σύσσωμη η νεοφιλελέ αντιπολίτευση και κυρίως η Νέα Δημοκρατία, επιτέθηκε στην κυβέρνηση και κυρίως στον ΣΥΡΙΖΑ, για την κριτική που είχε ασκήσει στον Παπαδήμο ως δοτό των Βρυξελλών και του Βερολίνου. Η γραφικότητα των νεοφιλελέδων έπιασε πάλι κόκκινο, αφού βρήκαν την ευκαιρία να αραδιάσουν το γνωστό τροπάρι σχετικά με τον ΣΥΡΙΖΑ που υποθάλπει την τρομοκρατία και τα γνωστά παρελκόμενα. Όμως, το νεοφιλελεύθερο καθεστώς αυτή τη φορά πήγε ένα βήμα παραπέρα. Όπως αναφέρει το info-war : “ Να πέσει μαύρο σε Facebook και Twitter, όπως είχε κάνει ο Ερντογάν στην Τουρκία ζήτησαν οι δημοσιογράφοι του ΣΚΑΙ Γ.Πιταράς και Κωνσταντίνος Μπογδάνος, σχολιάζοντας τα σχόλια χρηστών του διαδικτύου σχετικά με την επίθεση στον πρώην αντιπρόεδρο της ΕΚΤ και δοτό πρωθυπουργό της Ελλάδας, Λουκά Παπαδήμο. Όταν στη συνέχεια ο παρουσιαστή

Jeremy Corbyn does face bias from the British media, one of the BBC’s most senior presenters has claimed. David Dimbleby said the Labour leader does not get a “fair deal” from newspapers as he repeated a view put forward by many of Corbyn’s supporters. As a lifelong BBC journalist, preparing to host his tenth general election, the political views of Dimbley are unknown but he criticised the coverage of Corbyn who, he said, has a “l ot of support in the country ”. “ It’s a very odd election, ” the 78-year-old told the Radio Times. “ If the Conservative story is how Theresa May is the ‘brand leader’, the interesting thing is that a lot of Labour supporters really like and believe in the messages Jeremy Corbyn is bringing across. It’s not his MPs in the House of Commons necessarily but there is a lot of support in the country ”. Corbyn was widely seen to have performed well in the Sky News/Channel 4 election special last night when he dealt calmly with quest

The Pentagon said last week that there were " no credible indications of civilian casualties " from the latest U.S. Navy SEALs raid on a village in Yemen. Yet new reporting by The Intercept, citing eyewitness accounts, offers more evidence to contradict the military's claim. Residents of the village in Mareb province said that there were in fact 10 civilians killed and wounded, including a 15-year old child who was trying to flee a barrage of firing from Apache helicopters. His name was Abdullah Saeed Salem al Adhal. His 22-year-old brother, Murad al Adhal, said to the news outlet that he saw " the nearby hills were filled with the American soldiers ." " My little brother Abdullah ran for his life with the other women and children. They killed him as he was running, " said Murad, who was also shot in the leg. Apart from countering U.S. claims about the event, journalist Iona Craig writes, the eyewitness testimony also ra

May 25, 2017, by The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation: On May 23, the UNSC held its successive discussion on the state of affairs around the so-called Syrian “chemical dossier”. The Western “troika” of permanent members of the UN Security Council sought to give an anti-Assad and anti-Russian pronounced spin to this event. It was reconfirmed that these “exposers” of Damascus were not interested in establishing the truth in a crucial issue of who actually stood behind the alleged use of sarin on April 4, 2017, in the Syrian province of Idlib. Representatives of the United States, Great Britain and France have desperately resisted any attempt to figure out to what extent their verdict delivered “in absentia” about the allegedly undeniable responsibility of the Bashar Al-Assad Government for this chemical attack in Khan Sheikhoun was justified. An unsightly scene has been developed. It seems that almost two months after the chemical incident n