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The Global Political Project Imposed on the Occasion of Covid-19

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 5 May 2020
The inept reactions of European governments to Covid-19 were dictated by former advisers to Donald Rumsfeld and George W. Bush. Contrary to public rhetoric, they make no medical claims. Far from responding to the reality of the epidemic, they aim to transform European societies in order to integrate them into their political and financial project.

Covid-19 and The Red Dawn Emails

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 28 April 2020
The Covid-19 outbreak has so far killed more than 200,000 people and frightened billions more into panic. A panic that deprives most of them of any critical sense and pushes them to make or approve stupid political decisions. A group of personalities, Red Dawn, whose correspondence was revealed by Kaiser Health News and the New York Times website, managed to impose an apocalyptic ideology: China would have declared war on us and we could only protect ourselves by confining all civilians.

“The Art of War”

Ukraine : NATO in the Constitution

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 13 February 2019
Moving always further away from democratic principles, the Ukrainian parliament has outlawed political parties and personalities who contest the project of membership of NATO and the European Union.

Erik Prince invests in China

7 February 2019
Erik Prince, founder of Blackwater, has not only invested in the United Arab Emirates but also in China, specifically in Xinqiang.
Citic, the Chinese public financial conglomerate has a 25% shareholding in FSB, a company set up by Prince. FSG signed an agreement with the Management Committee of an industrial park in Kashgar Caohu in order to train 8 000 security agents per year. A signing ceremony took place on 11 January 2019 at Beijing (photo).
According to Reuters, the Chinese Partner (...)

Endanger "nationalists" and neo-Nazis in Ukraine peace throughout Europe?

by Matthias Erne

Zurich (Switzerland) | 14 December 2018
With the Soviet Union disintegrated 1991 a multi-ethnic state, in which lived about 100 ethnic groups. The political elites in the successor states then faced the problem of creating an independent national identity in order to protect themselves in the long term against reintegration into a successor realm. For ideological reasons, the leadership of the Soviet Union never paid much attention to the question of nationality. Relations between Soviet republics were close in every respect, and (...)

The Nazi Demonstration at Sofia

23 February 2018
For the first six months of 2018, Bulgaria is presiding over the European Union; yet in this period, a Nazi torch-lit march took place though its capital, Sofia, on 17 February. A member party of the current government participated in this march.
Last year, the Vice Minister of Regional Development, Pavel Tenev, had already been forced to resign after a holiday photo was published in which he was posing giving the Nazi salute before wax statues of Gestapo officers. Following this, a high (...)

Nazi Demonstration in Kiev

17 October 2017
On 14 October 2017, those Ukrainian political parties with a nostalgia for Nazism, organized a torch lit march in Kiev, in remembrance of Stepan Bandera, the founder of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) - a person who makes us recall chilling events in the past.
Stepan Bandera was integrated into Gladio, the Nato stay-behind networks established at the end of the Second World War. There is no doubt that exactly 58 years ago, he was assassinated by Soviet services in (...)

The Secret History of L’Oréal

by Thierry Meyssan

Paris (France) | 17 June 2017
L’Oréal, the cosmetic giant, has just announced that it will restructure its capital. Thus the holding company established by Eugene Schueller during the Second World War will be wound up. The founder of this group was also one of the main financiers of the plot by La Cagoule and French Nazis. When France was liberated from German occupation, L’Oréal and its foreign subsidiaries provided refuge to criminals on the run. Today, the heiress of this group, Liliane Bettencourt, has become the richest woman in France. L’Oréal’s history reveals the hidden face of contemporary French politics.

“The Art of War”

Who is the Neo Nazi in Europe? Nato

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 17 June 2017
Let us look at the hard facts: at the end of the Second World War, the US Secret Service and then the CIA saved Nazi officers to form the Nato stay-behind networks. In 2013, the Atlantic Alliance manoeuvred Neo-nazi groups to stage a revolution at Kiev. Today, Nato is publicly supporting the new Ukrainian institutions, institutions manned inter alia by Nazis – just take a look at President of the Ukrainian Parliament. So while the Atlantic Alliance ought to prevent any resurgence of Nazism, it is, in actual fact, organizing it.

The Muslim Brotherhood leaves Tripoli

8 June 2017
The leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood and its armed organizations (Al-Qaeda, Daesh, etc.) have left Tripoli after Saudi Arabia and Qatar broke off diplomatic relations.
They are now regrouping in Turkey.
Thus we should shortly be seeing some clarification of this matter in Libya, where one of the three governments, currently in power, should be dissolving.
The entire nexus of alliances throughout the Middle East is being (...)

E-mails - Hillary Clinton and the Muslim Brotherhood

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 1 November 2016
The FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private e-mails is not directed at a case of negligence in the face of security regulations, but at a conspiracy attempting to eliminate any trace of her correspondence which should have been archived on the servers of the Federal State. It could include exchanges about illegal financing or corruption, and others concerning the links between the Clintons, the Muslim Brotherhood and the jihadists.

DynCorp mercenaries replace Academi mercenaries in Yemen

18 March 2016
In Yemen, the Academi mercenaries (ex-Blackwater) have been killed one after the other by the coalition of Houthis and soldiers loyal to President Saleh. They have been replaced by new personnel supplied by DynCorp.
This private army will be paid for by the United Arab Emirates, to the tune of 3 billion dollars. DynCorp is the property of the investment fund Cerberus, directed by the Israëli Steve Feinberg and the ex-Vice-President of the USA, Dan (...)

CIA: Undermining and Nazifying Ukraine Since 1953

by Wayne Madsen

14 January 2016
The recent declassification of over 3800 documents by the Central Intelligence Agency provides detailed proof that since 1953 the CIA operated two major programs intent on not only destabilizing Ukraine but Nazifying it with followers of the World War II Ukrainian Nazi leader Stepan Bandera.

“The Art of War”

Neo-nazis trained by the US

by Manlio Dinucci

Rome (Italy) | 10 February 2015
Paula Dobriansky
This Spring time in Ukraine, the US will launch a programme to train and arm the National Guard: so the US European Command officially confirms, making the point that the programme falls within the Department of State’s initiative to help Ukraine carry out its “internal defence”.
The funding, already authorized by Congress, is provided by a special Fund established by the Pentagon and the Department of State “to provide training and equipment to foreign security forces”, so (...)

Germans slam Berlin for supporting Nazi Ukrainians

25 May 2014
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier lost his temper at an election rally of the SPD (Social Democratic Party of Germany) on the Alexanderplatz in Berlin.
The Minister was defending his policy in Ukraine when he was interrupted by hecklers for his support for Ukrainian Nazis. He snapped back saying that they were the instigators of war, while the European Union and the social democrats stood for peace.
This is not the first time that the German government is criticized for (...)

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