Stop WWIII
The push for war on the part of the British Empire stems from their recognition that their system of rule—the monetary system—is dead. The intention to launch war has been most blatant since the murder of Ghadaffi under the guise of humanitarian regime change. Subsequent to that hideous act the timeline for transitioning into full-fledged general warfare, via staged conflicts in Syria and Iran, has been contracting and the efforts to stop it have become all the more important.
The arch of present events is shaped by this monetary empire's desperate attempt to force nations like Russia and China into submission over their defense of sovereignty of nations. However, the resistance opposing this war drive, primarily expressed by Russia, as well as key ranking figures in the U.S., has thus far been relatively successful.
Yet, it must be kept in mind that the more successful this resistance is, the more desperate the lunatics behind the drive become; thermonuclear annihilation is a very plausible outcome. The only final solution to end the stranglehold that the Empire has held is to end the Empire once and for all by ridding the planet of it's failed monetary system and returning to the principles of an American Credit system and physical economic development.
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Turkish Chief of General Staff Gen. Necdet Özel arrived in Riyadh on Nov. 19 at the invitation of his Saudi counterpart, Gen. Hussein bin Abdullah al-Qabil. Özel is scheduled to have talks with Crown Prince and Minister of Defense Salman bin Abdulaziz and Deputy Minister of Defense Khalid bin Sultan, as well as Chief of Staff al-Qabil. Özel will also visit Saudi military facilities in al-Kharj.
The German Army Association (Bundeswehrverband, DBWV), in a press release from yesterday, insists on an obligatory parliamentary mandate for any kind of out-of-area NATO deployments and called for a political debate on security matters. Its chairman, Col. Ulrich Kirsch, stressed that the German army is "a parliamentary army," i.e., only deployable with political-parliamentary mandate.
According to Turkish government officials, NATO member countries have agreed to supply Patriot missile batteries to defend Turkey against attacks from Syria. "The countries who supply NATO with Patriot systems are known, we have reached an agreement with those countries.
Druze-Israel poet and commentator Salman Masalha writes today in Ha'aretz that the attack against Gaza is part of a well-defined plan to attack Iran. Cautioning against viewing the operation as an election ploy, Masalha argues, "Instead, one could view the attack on Gaza as part of a new plan, a master plan that turns its eyes east to Iran's nuclear program."
A Nov. 19 column about President Obama in the leading Social Democratic Swedish mass tabloid Aftonbladet directly equates the President's "kill lists" with Nazi euthanasia.
Russia's UN Ambassador Vitaly Churkin convened an emergency session of the UN Security Council this afternoon, in an effort to get the Council to issue a statement condemning the brutal Israeli attacks on Gaza, which kicked off with the assassination of Hamas' top military leader and peace negotiator Ahmed Jabari. But the effort was apparently stymied by the U.S.
Both German Defense Minister Thomas de Maiziere and NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen responded to news reported, yesterday, that Turkey was about to ask NATO for the deployment of Patriot anti-missile/anti-aircraft batteries close to the Syrian border, but no report of any such request has yet emerged, as of this writing.
Talks between Israeli representatives and Hamas leaders are taking place with Egyptian mediation in Cairo, aimed at a ceasefire in the continuing mass bombing in Gaza and continued rocket attacks into Israel.
President Obama, in a press conference in Bangkok, gave a ringing endorsement to the mass bombing and killings continuing in Gaza, and for the upcoming invasion, which Nerobama described as "not preferable." He also placed full blame for the Israeli slaughter (and the danger of global thermonuclear war which could easily result) on the Palestinians and those countries that "champion the cause of t
According to a report that originated with Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung (SDZ) Nov. 17, and has been publicized by Deutsche Press Agentur and stripes.com (the privatized U.S. Army Stars and Stripes), Turkey will on Nov. 19 make a formal request to NATO to deploy Patriot PAC-3 anti-aircraft and missile units on the Turkish-Syrian border, with 170 German troops to operate them.
