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Ο περουβιανής καταγωγής δημοσιογράφος Τζέιμι Μπέιλι δήλωσε στην τηλεοπτική του εκπομπή Bayly Show ότι ήταν ενήμερος και είχε εγκρίνει προσωπικά την απόπειρα δολοφονίας του προέδρου της Βενεζουέλας Νικολάς Μαδούρο. «Οι πηγές μου, που είναι αξιόπιστες, με κάλεσαν και μου είπαν “το Σάββατο θα δολοφονήσουμε τον Μαδούρο” και εγώ τους είπα “κάντε το”» είπε στην εκπομπή του ο Μπέιλι και συμπλήρωσε: «Όταν με ρώτησαν εάν θα καταδίκαζα την κίνησή τους τους απάντησα ότι αν θέλουν μπορώ να τους αγοράσω και ένα ακόμη drone». Απευθυνόμενος στον Μαδούρο ο δημοσιογράφος τον κάλεσε να βρίσκεται σε επιφυλακή. «Οι φίλοι μου» συμπλήρωσε «είναι πολύ ικανοί, ήδη σας τρόμαξαν και θα ακολουθήσουν περισσότερα». Σε συνέντευξη Τύπου που παραχώρησε ο Μαδούρο διερωτήθηκε πως είναι δυνατόν να υπάρχει στις ΗΠΑ μια εκπομπή, ο παρουσιαστής της οποίας δηλώνει ανοιχτά ότι γνώριζε για την απόπειρα δολοφονίας. https://info-war.gr/gnoriza-kai-enekrina-ti-dolofonia-madoyro-ischyrizetai-paroysiasti

How a nearly unknown businessman named Khaled al Ahmad became Damascus’ secret liaison to the West and quietly dealt Syria’s grinding war to a close by Rania Khalek Part 3 - The strategy Al Ahmad’s strategy appears to have involved two steps. The first was convincing the West and the US that there was a state and it should be preserved, the second was to support reconciliation as a way to build a wall against the spread of Salafi influence and build new local leaders. According to Westerners who dealt with him, al Ahmad believed that reconciliation was a military tool best applied on besieged or partially besieged areas. Once an area was selected and the forces embedded there complied, the government could open trade and allow for goods to flow in. According to al Ahmad’s thinking, it would also be able to deal with new leaders who rose to power during the war or with those who previously had connections with the state. These men would be empowered as stakeholders as

Did Nicaragua’s Sandinista government really kill 300+ peaceful protesters? A forensic analysis of the death toll exposes the claim as a dangerous lie. by Max Blumenthal Part 4 - From anti-Sandinista NGOs to international bodies, with no scrutiny in between The Nicaraguan government has appointed its own commission comprised of independent experts to investigate the deaths that have occurred since April. According to Hendrix, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has refused to accept data from the official Nicaraguan investigation, relying instead on ANDPH. This means that the main international body responsible for drawing conclusions about the violence in Nicaragua has relied largely on a partisan NGO with a decidedly anti-Sandinista bent and has done no independent work. In Washington, meanwhile, members of Congress like Ros-Lehtinen have not only relied on the opposition’s flawed narrative, they have exaggerated the death toll to drum up t

It is no coincidence that some of the world’s most ardent imperialists are behind the cynical exploitation of one heinous murder — of British MP Jo Cox — to enable global mass-murder as well as human trafficking under the pretext of “ethical” and “humanitarian” intervention. by Vanessa Beeley and Whitney Webb Part 5 - The billionaires behind the Jo Cox Fund The Jo Cox Fund was set up, only 24 hours after the MP’s death, by four of Cox’s “friends” in London , who said they had set up the fundraiser in “close collaboration” with Cox’s husband, Brendan Cox. Cox’s “friends” that co-founded the fund are as follows, along with the organizational affiliations they freely provided on the fund’s page: Nick Grono (CEO, The Freedom Fund), Tim Dixon (MD, Purpose), Mabel van Oranje (Chair, Girls Not Brides), and Gemma Mortensen (Chief Global Officer, Change.org). Two of those four, Nick Grono and Mabel van Oranje, would go on to serve on the board of the Jo Cox Foundation. Howeve

globinfo freexchange Peruvian journalist Jaime Bayly claimed in his TV show Bayly , that he was aware and had personally approved the attempted assassination of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. " My reliable sources have called me and told me 'on Saturday we will assassinate Maduro' and I told them 'do it', " he said in his show and added: " When they asked me if I would condemn their move I replied that if they want I can buy them another drone. " Referring to Maduro, the journalist called him to be on alert. " My friends, " he said, " are very capable, they have already scared you and there are more to come ". In a press conference, Maduro wondered how it is possible a host of a show in the US stating openly that he was aware of the attempted assassination. Info from: https://info-war.gr/gnoriza-kai-enekrina-ti-dolofonia-madoyro-ischyrizetai-paroysiastis-sto-maiami/ Meanwhi

The US Senate Intelligence Committee has requested that persecuted WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange testify before committee staff. The committee is investigating alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election. Is this a trap to get Assange out of the Ecuadorian embassy?  

globinfo freexchange Alex Jones' wet dream has just become reality thanks to the combined move by Facebook, Apple, YouTube and Spotify to ban Infowars. These private IT and social media companies couldn't give a better gift to him right now. At a time where Infowars was going through a saturated period according to the best scenario, the corporate giants actually saved it with that stupid(?) strategy. Suddenly, a corporate branch of the liberal establishment gave real value to Alex Jones' awful performance, pretending to be the 'anti-establishment' hero - just like Donald Trump - and made him a real hero in the eyes of the ultra-conservative audience that has been brainwashed by his absurd conspiracy theories. If you are not convinced yet that the liberal establishment and the far-right are actually working hand in hand in a well-directed scenario, consider this: right after Infowars' banning, all the big media immediately spread the news with

Barack Obama waded back into politics last week, publishing a list of 81 endorsements for the November midterm elections – a list which curiously did not feature New York’s rising star Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Ocasio-Cortez, who identifies as a Democratic Socialist, pulled off a stunning victory back in June when she defeated 10-term Democratic incumbent Joe Crowley in New York’s 14th congressional district primary after launching a massively successful grassroots campaign. Various theories have been put forward as to why Obama “snubbed” the 28-year-old up-and-comer in his party. Some have noted that this is just the “first wave” of Obama endorsements, and that he quite possibly will endorse her later, while others say that he is not quite ready to attach his name to Ocasio-Cortez’s brand of Democratic Socialism, particularly given the unease it is causing among more traditional Democrats. There’s also the theory that he didn’t endorse her because, in her very left-lea

European companies doing business with Iran could soon find themselves between a rock and a hard place. Should they comply with US sanctions and abandon Tehran, they may in turn face sanctions in their home EU. If European companies cave in to US President Donald Trump's threat of secondary sanctions and stop doing business in Iran, they will be punished by the EU itself, says the aide to Federica Mogherini, the bloc's foreign policy chief. “ If EU companies abide by US secondary sanctions they will, in turn, be sanctioned by the EU, ” Nathalie Tocci told BBC Radio 4 in an interview on Monday night, as reported by NBC. According to Tocci, the move would show Iranians that the Europeans are serious about keeping the 2015 nuclear deal intact despite Washington's efforts to tear it down. Earlier, the EU enacted the Blocking statute to forbid its companies from complying with the US sanctions, which came back into force on Monday as part of Washington's

How a nearly unknown businessman named Khaled al Ahmad became Damascus’ secret liaison to the West and quietly dealt Syria’s grinding war to a close by Rania Khalek Part 2 - The man behind the deals In dozens of towns, villages, and cities across Syria, reconciliation agreements have brought fighting to a halt. Some people call them truces, others refer to them as settlements and those staunchly opposed to them call them forced surrenders. Whatever one’s preferred label, there’s no denying that the reconciliation process has been vital to the de-escalation of violence Syria has witnessed over the past two years. The reconciliation process was initiated in 2015, when al Ahmad carried a message to Berlin. There, he met with representatives of the Southern Front, a coalition of Western and Saudi-backed rebel groups that operate in Southern Syria and received support from the US-run Military Operations Center (MOC) in Jordan. That same message was delivered to faction lea