domingo, 18 de enero de 2015

JAN 18 SIT EC y POL



JAN 18 SIT EC y POL

INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE

Current “Anti-Semitism” in Europe Result of Netanyahu Government Policies?. By Anthony Bellchambers. Current, dangerous anti-Semitism in Europe could be ameliorated, and eventually nullified, if the Netanyahu government were to dismantle its illegal settlements and repatriate its citizens back to Israel in accordance with the judgement of the International Court.
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Princeton Study: U.S. No Longer An Actual Democracy. By Brendan James. Rich, well-connected individuals on the political scene now steer the direction of the country, regardless of or even against the will of the majority of voters.
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More Than Half of US Public School Students Live In Poverty, Report Finds. By Jana Kasperkevic.
In 2012, out of 35 economically developed countries, only Romania had a higher child poverty rate than the US.
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GLOBAL RESEARCH

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The following Wall Street Journal graphic shows that ISIS has more than tripled the amount of territory it holds in Syria since the U.S. started bombing:



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SPUTNIK

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Senate hawks unveil Iran sanctions bill. Two hawkish US senators have introduced a watered-down bill in the Senate aimed at gaining enough votes to avoid a presidential veto.
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US racist shoots black cop multiple times. A white racist gunman in Oklahoma has shot a black town police chief four times and walked free.
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US Congress is 'Israeli occupied territory'. The US Congress is “Israeli occupied territory” where lawmakers must “please the Israel lobby, a US journalist says.
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“We’re not against ISIS, we are ISIS” . An American author says the US is “not against ISIS” rather it “created” and “trained” the takfiri terror group.
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‘US to pressure ICC over Israeli crimes’. US will put pressure on the ICC to rule in favor of Israel in the case of the regime's war crimes against the Palestinians
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‘ISIL, pretext for UK to widen Syria war’ . An analyst says the UK is using ISIL as an excuse to widen the ongoing war in Syria to weaken the Syrian government.
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India rejects no-fly zone for Obama visit. India declines a US request seeking a no fly-zone over New Delhi during President Barack Obama's visit.
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'Palestine uprising will finally triumph'. Iranian parliament speaker says the Palestinian uprising against Israel will finally triumph due to spread of Islamic Awakening.
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Palestinians protest Canada FM’s visit. Palestinians protest a visit by Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird to the occupied territories.
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UN special envoy cancels Palestine visit Israeli officials refuse a top UN official a visa, forcing her to cancel her visit to the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Iran, P5+1 kick off fresh nuclear talks. A new round of talks between Iran and P5+1 over Tehran’s nuclear program kicks off in the Swiss city of Geneva.
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Western politics of high-octane emotion . Finian Cunningham looks at the present "political climate of high-octane emotions" in the West.
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‘Visa waivers can bring terrorists to US’ . The US Homeland Security chief worries about the visa waiver program, saying it could help terrorists enter the country.
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Syria plane ‘down,’ militants claim. Militants in Syria claim to have shot down a Syrian army plane in Idlib.
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‘West waging war against Muslims’. Sukant Chandan tells Press TV from London that the West is waging a war against Muslims.
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Iran, Russia to sign defense MoU. Iran and Russia are to sign a memorandum of understanding on military cooperation.
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Israel to lobby against ICC funding. Israel is lobbying International Criminal Court member states to cut funding to the body for its bid to launch a probe into Israeli war crimes.
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Clashes continue over Donetsk airport. between Ukrainian troops and pro-Russian forces around Donetsk airport in the restive east.
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‘Israel crimes will be documented’. The Palestinian prime minister says all Israeli war crimes against Palestinians will be documented.
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Sheikh Salman urges more protests . Bahrain's detained opposition leader calls on people to continue their anti-regime protests.
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US uses oil as political tool: Maduro. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has ones again said that the US is using oil as a political weapon.
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‘UK likely to train Syria militants’. Media reports say the UK will reportedly start training anti-government militants in Syria by the end of March.
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US vets, schoolchildren face rising poverty . An American journalist says war veterans include almost one fourth of the homeless in the United States.
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US federal judge cuts BP fine by billions. A US federal judge has ruled that the fine for BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico be reduced by billions.
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Hollywood’s anti-Iran sentiment: Part 2. The Hollywood Cut this week examines some of the Hollywood productions that are against Iran.
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US, Israel and nuclear weapons. A Simple Question focuses on the issue of the Israeli stockpile of nukes and the US support for Tel Aviv.
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NYC hires guards with gang ties: Report. One third of guards who oversee inmates in New York City jails have criminal histories or mental issues, a new report found.
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'Selma is a phenomenon'. Abayomi Azikiwe takes a look at the movie, Selma, and the controversy surrounding it.
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Iran: Iraq’s security ours too. Iran says Iraq’s security and stability matter as much as its own.
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US sens in Saudi Arabia to discuss Syria . John McCain led a delegation of US senators to Saudi Arabia to discuss Syria with the Kingdom’s crown prince. [Las moscas siempre van tras la mierda]
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ZERO HEDGE

"De-Dollarization" Deepens: Russia Buys Most Gold In Six Months, Continues Selling US Treasuries Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2015. The rumors of Russia selling its gold reserves, it is now clear, were greatly exaggerated as not only did Putin not sell, Russian gold reserves rose by their largest amount in six months in December to just over $46 billion (near the highest since April 2013). There is another trend that also continues for the Russians - that of reducing their exposure to US Treasury debt.
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Exter’s Pyramid “In Play” (And Is Martin Armstrong Right?). Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2015. John Exter (a former Fed official, ironically) thought of the post-Bretton Woods financial system as an inverted pyramid resting on its apex, emphasizing its inherent instability compared with a pyramid resting on its base. Within the pyramid are layers representing different asset classes, from the most risky at the top down to the least risky at the bottom. He foresaw a situation where capital would progressively flow from the top layers of the pyramid towards the bottom layers. “…creditors in the debt pyramid will move down the pyramid out of the most illiquid debtors at the top of the pyramid…Creditors will try to get out of those weak debtors & go down the debt pyramid, to the very bottom."
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Guest Post: 5 Ways To Unf##k The World. Jim Quinn's Burning Platform blog. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2015. 1.) Unf##k Yourself. “To be human is necessarily to be a vulnerable risk-taker; to be a courageous human is to be good at it.” –Jonathan Lear. 2.) Learn the Subtle Art of Not Giving a f##k. “Humanity has advanced, when it has advanced, not because it has been sober, responsible and cautious, but because it has been playful, rebellious, and immature.” –Tom Robbins. 3.) Become a Well-Armed Lamb (Lion). “Democracy is two wolves and a lamb deciding on what to eat for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.” –Benjamin Franklin. 4.) Count Coup on Tyranny. “Government is actually the worst failure of civilized man. There has never been a really good one, and even those that are most tolerable are arbitrary, cruel, grasping and unintelligent.” –H.L. Mencken. 5.) Fall in Love; Kick Ass; Repeat. “Love does not imply pacifism.” –Derrick Jensen.  http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-01-18/guest-post-5-ways-unfk-world
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Franc-ly Speaking: What If It Were All A Set Up?. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2015. Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory debate. Regardless of whether you argue for it, or against, there are times when suddenly the ramifications for plausible truth are realized that overshadow the conspiracy. This is where the plot of truth can get far more sinister than the imagined conspiracy ever could.
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First It Refused To Bail Out Its Insolvent Banks; Now Iceland Set To Officially Withdraw European Union Application. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2015. Iceland may be a small country, but when it comes to dealing with big problems it is truly the modern equivalent of David in the battle against the status quo Goliath. First, it was Iceland, and only Iceland, refusing to bail out its banks, when every other western nation was being held hostage by those who stood to lose the most from a financial collapse, and even going so far as throwing some of its banking executives in prison. And now, as MBL reports, Iceland's con­ser­v­a­tive In­de­pen­dence Party will sup­port a res­o­lu­tion in par­lia­ment to for­mally with­draw Ice­land's ap­pli­ca­tion to join the Eu­ro­pean Union.
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Europe's Scariest Chart  Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2015. as KeepTalkingGreece reports, left-wing SYRIZA leads in all polls published on Sunday newspapers with difference rate to Nea Dimokratia being 3.1% – 5%.


According to calculations, SYRIZA would get 144 seats in the Parliament. That is 7 seats less than the 151 needed to form a majority government.
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Of course - Germany will reassure none of this matters (or does); but with the SNB breaking Central Bank promises, and the possibility of Draghi unveiling an 'anti-integration'-looking QE, we suspect injecting even more uncertainty into the Euro project via Greece will do little to stall EURUSD's collapse to parity.
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The State Of The Union: What We Know So Far. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2015. "Why stand on formalities? Let's get the ball rolling right now," Mr. Obama said at a recent stop in Tennessee. In previous years, As Dow Jones reports, the content of the speech was a closely guarded secret, leaving reporters, politicians, lobbyists and interest groups scrambling for tidbits and gossip in the days and weeks leading up to the event. But this year, much of Mr. Obama's policy wish list and broad themes will be well-known when he walks onto the House floor next week. Here is what the president is widely expected to focus on in his address next week...
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The ECB Will Fail Given The "History Lessons Of US And Japan", Warns Deutsche Bank. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/18/2015. "we doubt inflation expectations will spike sustainably higher on any announcement given the “failed” history lessons of US and Japan as well as doubts about QE making a difference quickly in the Euro zone." - Deutsche Bank
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The Truth "Behind" The Charlie Hebdo Solidarity Photo-Op Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/17/2015. Glorious photo-ops of Merkel, Hollande, Poroshenko, David Cameron (oh, and not Barack Obama) were smeared across front pages hailing the "unity in outrage." However, as appears to be the case in so many 'events' in the new normal managed thinking in which we live, The Independent reports, French TV has exposed the reality of the 'photo-op' seen-around-the-world: the 'dignitaries' were not in fact "at" the Paris rallies but had the photo taken on an empty guarded side street...
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Central Banks Upside Down Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/17/2015. the Swiss central bank said, a few days before it did, that it wouldn’t. And then it did anyway. The financial sectors’ trust in central banks is gone forever. And none too soon. Now they’ll have to cover their own bets. If anything spells deflation, it’s got to be that. But not even one man in a thousand understands what deflation is.

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