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‘Russia’s Defense Ministry has slammed NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg, labeling as ‘nonsense’ his comments that the Russian air operation in Syria is causing tensions and undermining the peace process in the country. The NATO Secretary General made the controversial statement on Friday when he arrived at the EU defense ministers meeting in Amsterdam. “The intense […]

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‘Danger exists that Saudi Arabia and Turkey will provide support to armed groupings fighting against the government troops of Syrian President Bashar Assad if these two countries launch a ground operation against the Islamic State terrorist organization on the territory of Syria, experts polled by TASS said on Friday. On Thursday, a day after the […]

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‘Informed sources revealed that Riyadh is holding training courses for 150,000 Saudi, Sudanese, Egyptian and Jordanian forces to prepare them for war in Syria. The Saudi sources told the CNN channel that the 150,000-strong army is now stationed in Saudi Arabia and will soon be dispatched to Syria. They also said that Morocco, Turkey, Bahrain, […]

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  ‘David Cameron is deciding whether to ask the UK if he can wage another war, this time in Libya. His deliberation over military intervention in the country, comes just a couple of months after the heated vote in parliament on Cameron’s request for airstrikes in Syria. That deeply contested win for the prime minister […]

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‘It’s been hundreds of years since Britain worried about a Napoleonic invasion – and now it’s done a complete about-turn, voluntarily inviting a Frenchman to help lead its army. France is reciprocating the move, welcoming a British officer into its military. The British Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the French brigadier-general, whose name has […]

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MPs will use human rights laws this week to prevent politicians being named the House of Commons after their arrest. The news came after The Telegraph disclosed that four MPs had been secretly referred to the police for investigation by the expenses watchdog over the past year. A fifth MP was referred by a member […]

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  ‘A recent report issued to the Bank of England has revealed that the actions of George Osborne may be about to trigger a financial crisis greater than 2007, and once again, it will start in the housing market. The Chancellor has been aware for some time, that there has been a bubble in the […]

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‘Eagles may soon be deployed in London to take down potentially hostile drones under a scheme being worked on by the Metropolitan Police, impressed by their Dutch colleagues’ training of the hawks to fight the copters. Met commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe was so fascinated with the pioneering tactics used by Dutch police that he announced […]

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‘About 800,000 people will still be hit by tax credit cuts from April because of a little-noticed change that survived the government’s controversial U-turn on the policy last year. Labour said the scale of those affected by the cut would come as a surprise to those who thought the chancellor had abandoned attempts to reduce […]

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‘A pro-abortion group is attacking a Doritos Super Bowl ad for humanizing an unborn baby. In the ad, a pregnant woman is getting an ultrasound while her man beside her realizes the unborn baby will move in the direction of the Doritos he’s snacking on. The baby attempts in vain to reach the chips he’s […]

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‘The eight short videos that preceded the release of Rhianna’s ANTIdiaRY album conceal a heavy message: They reveal the process required from an artist to enter the higher ups of the music industry, which is ruled by an occult elite. Rihanna was discovered by music industry people when she was a teenager in Barbados and, […]

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‘Monsanto has earned the dubious reputation of being one of the most hated companies in the world. Its grand proclamations of working to feed the world and help the environment have been exposed for a sham. Their genetically modified (GM) crops have not increased yields, despite claims to the contrary. What they have done is: […]

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‘Censorship is still a big issue around the world. Censorship remains at high levels in many countries, despite the fact that we tend to think we live in a world without that much of it (at least in the so-called “enlightened and developed West”). Why are censorship levels so high? There can really only be […]

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‘The French National Municipal Police Professional Union (SDPM) has filed a complaint over the actions of the Calais local authorities after the publication of an RT video showing the arrest of General Christian Piquemal during PEGIDA’s rally on Saturday.’ Read more: French police union files complaint against Calais after RT video of general’s arrest

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