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(Sobre a importante questão relacionada da enorme imigração islâmica que tem ocorrido para a União Europeia, têm também aqui e aqui o que eu, pessoalmente, penso sobre este preocupante assunto.)
(Têm também aqui um bom texto de introdução a este assunto, escrito pela boa jornalista mencionada.)
[Membros (i.e. peões) do braço armado islâmico da CIA e do MI6, agora conhecido como "Estado Islâmico", mudaram-se (i.e. foram transferidos) para a Ucrânia, para lutarem contra os pró-russos.]
Ukraine army’s Chechen allies openly admit having Islamic State links – report
Jornal Público chama "assassínios em massa" a execuções de terroristas do Estado Islâmico.
As prisões da Síria estão a ser esvaziadas por assassínios em massa
Centenas de milhares de mortos, o país destruído e pessoas a passar fome em consequência de tudo isto... E querem que o dinheiro dos impostos das pessoas vá para alimentar os *terroristas* responsáveis por isto e por algumas das maiores barbáries dos tempos modernos?
Isto é o cúmulo da estupidez, na constante tentativa de distorcer os factos, para convencer os leitores de que é o regime de Assad o grande vilão.
Mas quem é que ainda lê um jornal tão revoltante, estúpido e nojento como este?!
"No Attacks, No Victims": Syria Chemical Attack Video Participants Speak At OPCW Briefing
by Tyler Durden [Zero Hedge]
Fri, 04/27/2018 - 22:23
Russian officials brought fifteen people to The Hague from the city of Douma, Syria, said to have been present during the alleged April 7 chemical attack - including 11-year-old Hassan Diab, who was seen in a widely-distributed video taken by the controversian NGO organization known as the "White Helmets," who filmed themselves giving Diab "emergency treatment" after the alleged incident.
“We were at the basement and we heard people shouting that we needed to go to a hospital. We went through a tunnel. At the hospital they started pouring cold water on me,” said Diab, who was featured in the video which Russia's ambassador to the Netherlands says was staged.
The boy and his family have spoken to various media outlets, who say there was no attack.
Others present during the filming of Diab's hospital "cleanup" by the White Helmets include hospital administrator Ahmad Kashoi, who runs the emergency ward.
“There were people unknown to us who were filming the emergency care, they were filming the chaos taking place inside, and were filming people being doused with water. The instruments they used to douse them with water were originally used to clean the floors actually,” Ahmad Kashoi, an administrator of the emergency ward, recalled. “That happened for about an hour, we provided help to them and sent them home. No one has died. No one suffered from chemical exposure.” -RT
Also speaking at The Hague was Halil al-Jaish, an emergency worker who treated people at the Douma hospital the day of the attack - who said that while some patients did come in for respiratory problems, they were attributed to heavy dust, present in the air after recent airstrikes, but that nobody showed signs of chemical warfare poisoning.
The hospital received people who suffered from smoke and dust asphyxiation on the day of the alleged attack, Muwaffak Nasrim, a paramedic who was working in emergency care, said. The panic seen in footage provided by the White Helmets was caused mainly by people shouting about the alleged use of chemical weapons, Nasrim, who witnessed the chaotic scenes, added. No patients, however, displayed symptoms of chemical weapons exposure, he said. -RT
Emergency paramedic Ahmad Saur who is with the Syrian Red Crescent, said that his hospital ward did not receive any patients exposed to chemical weapons the day of the alleged incident, and that all the patients either needed general medical care or help with injuries.
That said, none of these people's testimony will make it into the "official record" as it currently stands. Russia's permanent representative to the OPCW, Aleksandr Shulgin, said that the OPCW has already interviewed six alleged Douma witnesses brought to The Hague , and they won't interview any more.
“The others were ready too, but the experts are sticking to their own guidelines. They’ve picked six people, talked to them, and said they were 'completely satisfied' with their account and did not have any further questions" -Aleksandr Shulgin
Shulgin also said that "certain Western countries" accusing Russia and Syria of trying to "hide" witnesses to the attack is not true.
Meanwhile, the West - unhappy with this unexpected diversion to its narrative - has called the Russian press conference a "stunt" - with Britain and France both denouncing it as an "obscene masquerade."
“This obscene masquerade does not come as a surprise from the Syrian government, which has massacred and gassed its own people for the last seven years,” said France’s ambassador to the Netherlands, Philippe Lalliot.
"The OPCW is not a theatre," Britain's envoy to the agency, Peter Wilson, said in a statement. "Russia's decision to misuse it is yet another Russian attempt to undermine the OPCW's work, and in particular the work of its fact-finding mission investigating chemical weapons use in Syria."
In other words, the West is happy to bomb a sovereign nation based on nothing more than non-public "evidence" suspected to have been staged and provided by the White Helmets, but when actual residents of Douma show up to tell their side of it, they are condemned as an "obscene masquerade" and denied an opportunity to submit their testimony on the record. Sounds about right for the military industrial complex which if nothing else scored a few extra billion in procurement contracts thanks to the latest farcical attack on Syria.
Com as imprensas britânica, alemã e até mesmo portuguesa a serem forçadas a admitir isto (com a portuguesa - por ser dirigida a um público menos inteligente - a tentar distorcer os factos, ao falar apenas numa "alegada" encenação) já o pretexto para mais um muito estúpido ataque, por parte de Donald Trump, à Síria começou a cair por terra... E, cabe então agora à inteligência de cada um julgar os factos ocorridos por si próprio/a.
Mas, já que é de inteligência (ou falta dela) da parte de quem vê as notícias televisivas de que falamos, aproveito então para apelar a esta e também ao sentido crítico de quem lê este blogue, para analisar outras duas "provas" que a imprensa controlada nos apresentou para tentar convencer as pessoas de que um ataque químico realmente ocorreu.
Primeiro que tudo, reparem na linguagem corporal do seguinte entrevistado, que descreve a suposta morte da sua família... ("Oh, que chato. A minha família morreu toda... Olha, acontece.")
E, depois disso, espreitem <esta> análise de uma notícia emitida pela CNN, onde uma repórter decide cheirar uma mochila supostamente contaminada com o gás venenoso usado, para averiguar se tal mochila está contaminada ou não...
(Preciso eu de explicar sequer o que estaria imensamente errado na decisão de alguém fazer uma coisa destas, quando está a lidar com um gás venenoso?!)
(Eu é que há muito que desisti de tentar acordar quem não o quer fazer, ou é até incapaz de. Mas, se houver quem, ao contrário de mim, tenha esperança em tais tentativas, aproveito para deixar aqui a seguinte informação de interesse...)
A seguinte é a <localização> da Embaixada dos Estados Unidos da América, em Lisboa, que fica a cerca de 600 metros da Praça de Espanha, no sentido norte-noroeste.
(Cliquem na imagem para a ampliar.)
Também, quem tiver um smartphone com os sistemas operativos Android ou iOS, pode instalar a muito boa aplicação gratuita Maps.me e, nas opções da mesma, escolher descarregar os mapas do OpenStreetMap de Portugal - e, deste modo, não precisa depois de estar a gastar dados móveis de Internet, de cada vez que quiser usar esta aplicação para se orientar.
O seguinte é um trecho de promoção da melhor versão (a de 2000 e não a de 1959) do melhor filme que já vi, sobre a possibilidade de uma guerra nuclear neste mundo, que possui o mesmo título do livro em que se baseia, On the Beach.
[E, se tivesse ocorrido um destes horríveis incidentes - que, sabem Bashar al-Assad e toda a gente bem informada, não são mais do que a desculpa perfeita para que o Ocidente possa intervir a favor da sua al-Qaeda - teriam, obviamente, sido os próprios rebeldes os autores do mesmo... É a mesma história do que se passou há 5 anos - e não só. Reparem bem na altura em que isto acontece: uns meros dias depois de Trump ter declarado que queria retirar as tropas estadunidenses da Síria...]
"There Wasn't A Single Corpse": Russia Claims 'White Helmets' Staged Syria Chemical Attack
by Tyler Durden [Zero Hedge]
Thu, 04/12/2018 - 04:44
Russia claims that the reported chemical attack in Syria last Sunday was staged by the "white helmets," a US-funded NGO lauded by mainstream media for their humanitarian work, while long-suspected of performing less-than humanitarian deeds behind the curtain.
Speaking with EuroNews, Russia's ambassador to the EU, Vladimir Chizov, said "Russian military specialists have visited this region, walked on those streets, entered those houses, talked to local doctors and visited the only functioning hospital in Douma, including its basement where reportedly the mountains of corpses pile up. There was not a single corpse and even not a single person who came in for treatment after the attack."
"But we've seen them on the video!" responds EuroNews correspondent Andrei Beketov.
"There was no chemical attack in Douma, pure and simple," responds Chizov. "We've seen another staged event. There are personnel, specifically trained - and you can guess by whom - amongst the so-called White Helmets, who were already caught in the act with staged videos."
Russia said it sent experts in radiological, chemical and biological warfare - along with medics, in order to inspect the Eastern Ghouta city of Douma where the attack is said to have taken place.
Russia's Defense Ministry said in a statement that the experts "found no traces of the use of chemical agents," following a search of the sites, adding "All these facts show... that no chemical weapons were used in the town of Douma, as it was claimed by the White Helmets."
“All the accusations brought by the White Helmets, as well as their photos... allegedly showing the victims of the chemical attack, are nothing more than a yet another piece of fake news and an attempt to disrupt the ceasefire,” said the Russian Reconciliation Center.
In a statement to the UN Security Council on April 9, Russia's UN Ambassador, Vassily Nebenzia outlined Russia's position on the timeline of the attack in Douma, as well as the Western response after the White Helmets reported that chemical agents were used:
On April 6, the new head of Jaysh al-Islam, following instructions of sponsors, derailed the evacuation of a party of fighters from Douma and resumed the rocket and mortar fire against residential areas in Damascus. The firing targeted [indistinct name of four areas]. According to official information, eight people died. 37 civilians were wounded. Unfortunately, we failed to see statements from Western capitals condemning the shelling of a historical district of Damascus. The following day, April 7, fighters accused the Syrian authorities of dropping barrel bombs with toxic substances. At the same time, diversions were being mixed up. It was either called sarin, chlorine, or a mix of toxic gases. Based on a well-known scheme, these rumors were immediately taken out by those who are financed by western capitalists; I am referring to NGOs and the White Helmets who are mendaciously acting under the cloak of health professionals. And these reports were also taken up and transferred to media outlets.
It behooves us once again to state that many of these dubious structures have a clear list of the email addresses of representatives of Security Council members, which shows that some of our colleagues, with a reckless approach towards their status, are leaking sensitive information to their protégés. Incidentally, all should recall the way that accidentally, the White Helmets put on the internet a video which showed preparations for staging a so-called victim of an alleged attack perpetrated by the Syrian army.Indeed, over the last several years, reports out of Syria have been criticized as being primarily of anti-Assad origin and unverified.
In a speech at the UN, pro-Assad Canadian journalist and RT contributor Eva Bartlett gave her account of what's going on with reports out of Syria - calling western sources "compromised" and "not credible."
Meanwhile, UK Prime Minister Theresa May told President Trump on Tuesday that Britain would require more evidence in last weekend's suspected chemical attack before committing to a military strike against Syria, reports The Times.
The prime minister rejected a swift retaliation as inspectors from the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) prepared to visit the Damascus suburb where at least 40 people were reported to have been killed by chlorine gas on Saturday. -The TimesMay chaired a meeting of the national security council in London this week, where she spoke with Presidents Trump and Macron for the first time since the Douma chemical attack. It is reported that Trump, who's had a remarkable change of heart on U.S. involvement in Syria since the election, did not ask the UK to join military strikes.
A No 10 read-out of her call with the US president stated that they agreed the international community “needed to respond” but stopped short of blaming the Syrian regime. “They agreed that reports of a chemical weapons attack in Syria were utterly reprehensible and if confirmed, represented further evidence of the Assad regime’s appalling cruelty against its own people and total disregard for its legal obligations not to use these weapons,” it said. -The TimesPresident Trump also appears to have backed off an imminent strike after promising Syria would "pay a big price," and that the U.S. response would be decided by Wednesday. Trump reportedly canceled travel plans after reports emerged that Russian and Iranian involvement in Syria would complicate matters in the region.
Meanwhile, Secretary of Defense James Mattis has said that the U.S. is still assessing intelligence on the alleged chemical attack, saying in a statement "we're still working on this." In the same breath, Mattis said the United States is "ready" to provide military options for Syria.
(Está disponível uma transcrição desta muito importante declaração, há poucos dias feita na ONU pelo Embaixador russo, Vassily Nebenzia, <aqui>.)