Catégorie : Politics

Aus Schweiz Magazin, Editor, 8. August 2013.

Die Katze ist in der Schweiz Haustier Nummer eins, doch was viele nicht wissen: Tausende Streunerkatzen vegetieren auf unseren Strassen dahin und führen ein erbarmungswürdiges Leben. Anlässlich des Internationalen Tages der Katze am 8. August weist die Tierschutzorganisation VIER PFOTEN auf das Leid der Streunerkatzen in der Schweiz hin. Sie führt aus diesem Grund im Oktober eine Katzenkastrations-Aktion in Poschiavo durch.   Continuer la lecture de « Internationaler Tag der Katze »

Video, 14.35 min, and text excerpt, published on GR.TV resp. Global Research.ca, by Mother Agnes Mariam (a Carmelite nun) and James Corbett, Sept. 9, 2013.

Same in german / gleiche Geschichte als Text auf Deutsch: Der schrecklichste False Flag der Geschichte, auf Alles Schall und Rauch, von  Continuer la lecture de « Mother Agnes Mariam: Exposing the Syrian Chemical Hoax »

Interview with Lawrence Wilkerson, published on Global Research.ca, by Miguel Villagra, Sept 27, 2013.

Lawrence Wilkerson, the former chief of staff to Colin Powell, has blamed senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham of being “close to traitors”. His statement comes ahead of the upcoming UN meeting in which Iran will be thoroughly discussed. In an exclusive interview with the Voice of Russia, he told what reaction he expects to his statement and shares his opinion on the Syrian issue and prospects of US-Iranian relations:

Voice of Russia: What reaction do you expect from senators McCain and Graham to your statements, if any?   Continuer la lecture de « From Syria to Iran: The Dynamics of Global Power »

Published on Russia Today RT, Sept 27, 2013.

The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons OPCW has approved the details of an international plan to take under control and ultimately destroy Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal.

Immediate and unfettered’ inspections:   Continuer la lecture de « Chemical weapons watchdog approves Syria action »

A Corporate Coup of a Different Order – Published on Toward Freedom, by Arthur Phillips, September 26, 2013.

Transparency was supposed to be a White House priority from the very start. In his first inaugural address, when the world celebrated an historic and improbable election, Barack Obama made the case for how an open government was necessary to earn the trust of the people.[1] The next day, he issued a memo that asserted his commitment to creating an “unprecedented level of openness.”[2] And in February, more than four years later, President Obama claimed his to be “the most transparent administration in history.”[3]  Continuer la lecture de « The Growing Resistance to the Trans-Pacific Partnership »