Hot News Release: NWO Attempted Assassination of Vladimir Putin, But Got the Wrong Plane? It Looks That Way! (Breaking News Videos)
New
information reveals that President Vladimir Putin’s plane may have been
the target of an attempted assassination! He is doing many things right
and standing strong for what is moral in this world. Furthermore, he is
going against the grain of the New World Order, and we all know they
don’t like that!
NWO Attempted Assassination of Vladimir Putin–It Certainly Looks That Way!
RT News reports:
Malaysian
Airlines MH17 plane was travelling almost the same route as Russia’s
President Vladimir Putin’s jet shortly before the crash that killed 295,
Interfax news agency reports citing sources.“I can say that Putin’s
plane and the Malaysian Boeing intersected at the same point and the
same echelon. That was close to Warsaw on 330-m echelon at the height of
10,100 meters. The presidential jet was there at 16:21 Moscow time and
the Malaysian aircraft – 15:44 Moscow time,” a source told the news
agency on condition of anonymity.
“The
contours of the aircrafts are similar, linear dimensions are also very
similar, as for the coloring, at a quite remote distance they are almost
identical”, the source added. http://rt.com/news/173672-malaysia-plane-crash-putin/
Is it
possible that the Malaysian plane that went down was meant to be his?
Did they try to assassinate him? Watch the facts stated in the videos
below, because it certainly appears that way!
Check out this breaking video news footage and see for yourself!
RT NEWS LINK: http://rt.com/news/173672-malaysia-plane-crash-putin/ (Please check out for full details)
MAKE THIS GO VIRAL!!!
President Putin’s plane might have been the target for Ukrainian missile – sources
http://rt.com/news/173672-malaysia-pl…
Obama on the phone with Putin as a Jetliner is taken down. Was this a planned assassination fail?
BRICS establish $100bn bank and currency pool to cut out Western dominance
http://rt.com/business/173008-brics-b…
Faced With Western Freeze-Out, BRICS Bank Is a Coup for Russia
President Putin’s plane might have been the target for Ukrainian missile – sources
http://rt.com/news/173672-malaysia-pl…
Obama on the phone with Putin as a Jetliner is taken down. Was this a planned assassination fail?
BRICS establish $100bn bank and currency pool to cut out Western dominance
http://rt.com/business/173008-brics-b…
Faced With Western Freeze-Out, BRICS Bank Is a Coup for Russia
20 missiles found in UN-run school in Gaza
UNRWA apologizes to Israel, condemns a ‘flagrant violation of the inviolability of its premises’ and promises investigation; Israel calls on UN to ‘act strongly’
July 17, 2014, 5:05 pm
Smoke
from rockets fired from Gaza City is seen after being launched toward
Israel, on July 15, 2014 ( photo credit: AFP/ Thomas Coex)
Some 20 rockets were found
Wednesday in a school in Gaza operated by the United Nations Relief and
Works Agency, the organization confirmed Thursday.
The weapons were found in “the course of the regular inspection of its premises,” UNRWA said in a statement, adding that the school was vacant.
“UNRWA strongly condemns the group or groups
responsible for placing the weapons in one of its installations. This is
a flagrant violation of the inviolability of its premises under
international law,” the statement read.
The discovery would seem to confirm Israel’s
oft-repeated claim that Hamas and other Gazan terror groups use civilian
infrastructure to hide weapons.
“Yet again, Gaza terrorists abuse UN
facilities to carry out their violent activities. Hamas and other terror
groups are determined to put civilians in harm’s way and will respect
nothing in their violent frenzy,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Yigal
Palmor told The Times of Israel. “We expect the UN and the international
community to condemn and to act strongly against this brazen violation
of international humanitarian law, which endangers children and UN
humanitarian activities.”
UNRWA logo (photo credit: UN)
This incident was “the first of its kind in
Gaza,” the organization said, adding that it “endangered civilians
including staff and put at risk UNRWA’s vital mission to assist and
protect Palestinian refugees in Gaza.”
UNRWA informed all officials immediately after
discovering the rockets, and “successfully took all necessary measures
for the removal of the objects in order to preserve the safety and
security of the school.”
Officials from the agency, which has a
reputation in Jerusalem of being exceedingly critical of Israeli
policies vis-à-vis the Palestinians, have been summoned to the Foreign
Ministry. They have apologized to Israel for the incident, Foreign
Minister Avigdor Liberman said.
UNRWA has launched a “comprehensive investigation” into the incidence, the statement said.
The agency, charged with taking care of the
welfare of Palestinian refugees, has “strong, established procedures to
maintain the neutrality of all its premises, including a strict
no-weapons policy and routine inspections of its installations, to
ensure they are only used for humanitarian purposes,” its statement
read. “UNRWA will uphold and further reinforce its procedures.”
Obama Stumbling in Asia, Underestimating Putin, Turning the Middle East Over to the Terrorists
Town Hall ^ | Apr 18, 2014 | Donald Lambro
Posted on Tuesday, April 22, 2014 9:47:55 PM by SJacksonTown Hall ^ | Apr 18, 2014 | Donald Lambro
WASHINGTON - Barack Obama is getting a number of critical report cards about his foreign and domestic policies lately -- signs that America is tiring of his presidency.
Here at home, Janet Yellen, in her first monetary policy address as the head of the Federal Reserve Board, said the labor markets were still weak, and that it will likely take two years or more before the U.S. fully recovers from its recession. Ouch.
If Yellen's forecast proves right, this means it will have taken Obama's administration nearly eight years to lift our economy out of its long and painful lethargy.
She expressed grave concern that the economy's 6.7 percent unemployment rate was still significantly above the jobless level the Fed considers normal.
While Yellen was voicing some anguish over the large number of long-term unemployed and those who can only find low-paying, part-time work, Obama was campaigning in Oakdale, Penn., dishing out job training grants at a local community college.
Obama has been spending tens of billions of dollars on a wasteful, duplicative, maze of job training programs that do nothing to create new jobs.
That would require much stronger economic growth, but under his anti-job policies, growth has been painfully slow, less than 2 percent last year, and job creation remains anemic.
More recently, the president has turned to several of his party's threadbare, fallback positions -- including raising the minimum wage to $10.10. The Congressional Budget Office slapped his idea down, saying that it would destroy at least 500,000 primarily low wage jobs and possibly as many as one million.
Instead of talking about incentives to boost job-creating capital investment and business expansion, Obama and the Democrats talk only about fairness, gender equality, employer health care mandates, and making businesses and wealthier people pay "their fair share."
With his party facing its toughest election challenges in years, "and burdened with persistently high unemployment, Obama is playing the race, gender, and class cards. Fabricating fear and injustice, such tactics keep the economy in slow gear and make worse the very people the president professes to help," says University of Maryland business economist Peter Morici.
The lackluster economy and his unpopular Obamacare law will be the overriding political issues in the November elections. But Obama's failures extend across the foreign policy landscape, too. And some of the criticism is coming from the liberal news media.
In a front page story Thursday, the Washington Post took the president to task for his failed policy, announced three years ago, to refocus U.S. attention on Asia that his advisers said would become a pillar of his foreign policy.
"The result, as Obama prepares to travel to the region next week, has been a loss of confidence among some U.S. allies about the administration's commitment at a time of escalating regional tensions," Post correspondent David Nakamura said in a devastating critique of his Asian policy.
"Relations between Japan and South Korea are at one of the lowest points since World War II, and China has provoked both with aggressive actions at sea despite a personal plea from Vice President Biden in December," he reported.
Even the Asian policy's original architects were harshly criticizing the administration's handling of it.
"Relations have gone from being generally positive at the strategic level among the great powers to extremely difficult," says Kurt M. Campbell, a former assistant secretary of state who helped develop the pivot strategy toward Asia.
Under this administration, it has become "a much more challenging strategic landscape," Campbell said.
Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton rolled out the policy in 2011, announcing that the new U.S. strategy would turn away from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and shift their attention to China's growing dominance.
But their "pivot" strategy has since turned into a series of stumbles in the past year, with one crisis after another in the Middle East, Eastern Europe and in Asia.
Obama's long-delayed strategic plan to negotiate a 12-nation Pacific free trade agreement -- an effort to reassert U.S. influence in the heart of Asia as a counterbalance to China's rise, was blocked by Congressional Democrats.
Such is the power of anti-trade labor union bosses in the Democratic party.
The Post noted ominously that the stakes for the failed Asia pivot were "perhaps as high for Clinton" who, by the way, was given the job of secretary of state, despite little or no experience in foreign affairs.
"As she weighs a White House bid in 2016, her supporters have cited the Asia strategy as one of her most significant accomplishments," Nakamura writes.
Meantime, a quick look around the world shows the rest of Obama's foreign policies are in shambles.
A militarily aggressive Russia, under Vladimir Putin's dream of rebuilding the old Soviet Union, has seized the Crimea peninsula and is now plotting to seize Eastern Ukraine, too.
Many observers think the Baltic states will be his next target, as he tests the West's resolve, while Obama talks only of stepping up economic sanctions, and diplomatic efforts.
In the Middle East, Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, armed to the teeth by Putin, has for many months been escalating his saturation bombing assault on rebel-held towns, killing thousands of innocent civilians -- with hardly a peep from the White House.
There are growing reports of hundreds of rebels turning over their weapons to the Assad government, weakening the resolve of the rebellion.
Elsewhere, the Taliban is stepping up its lethal attacks in Afghanistan's central cities. and terrorist bombings are tearing Iraq apart. In Pakistan, the Taliban just announced Wednesday that it was ending its cease-fire.
In recent weeks, U.S. intelligence has been picking up growing threats from al-Qaeda cells across the region. It is obvious that Obama's claims in his 2012 campaign that he had al-Qaeda "on the run" were untrue.
Voice of Russia: BRICS morphing into anti-dollar alliance
This is not idle talk. Whether there really is an “anti-dollar alliance” and whether or not such an effort would be effective are perhaps different questions. But there should be no doubt in regard to Putin’s intentions. The Russian government appears convinced that an anti-dollar alliance is forming and can be effective, as explained in the article:On June 10th, Sergey Glaziev, Putin’s economy advisor published an article outlining the need to establish an international alliance of countries willing to get rid of the dollar in international trade and refrain from using dollars in their currency reserves. The ultimate goal would be to break the Washington’s money printing machine that is feeding its military-industrial complex and giving the US ample possibilities to spread chaos across the globe, fueling the civil wars in Libya, Iraq, Syria and Ukraine. Glaziev’s critics believe that such an alliance would be difficult to establish and that creating a non-dollar-based global financial system would be extremely challenging from a technical point of view. However, in her discussion with Vladimir Putin, the head of the Russian central bank unveiled an elegant technical solution for this problem and left a clear hint regarding the members of the anti-dollar alliance that is being created by the efforts of Moscow and Beijing:3 July 2014, 00:30
“We’ve done a lot of work on the ruble-yuan swap deal in order to facilitate trade financing. I have a meeting next week in Beijing,” she said casually and then dropped the bomb: “We are discussing with China and our BRICS partners the establishment of a system of multilateral swaps that will allow to transfer resources to one or another country, if needed. A part of the currency reserves can be directed to [the new system].” (source of the quote: Prime news agency)It seems that the Kremlin chose the all-in-one approach for establishing its anti-dollar alliance. Currency swaps between the BRICS central banks will facilitate trade financing while completely bypassing the dollar. At the same time, the new system will also act as a de facto replacement of the IMF, because it will allow the members of the alliance to direct resources to finance the weaker countries. As an important bonus, derived from this “quasi-IMF” system, the BRICS will use a part (most likely the “dollar part”) of their currency reserves to support it, thus drastically reducing the amount of dollar-based instruments bought by some of the biggest foreign creditors of the US.
It should be reiterated: This is a long-term Russian goal, revealed to the world as early as 1998 by one of Putin’s KGB buddies. It is also a long-term al Qaeda goal.Skeptics will surely claim that a BRICS-based anti-dollar alliance will not manage to deprive the dollar of its global reserve currency status. Instead of arguing against this line of thought, it is easier to point out that Washington is doing its best to enlarge the ranks of the enemies of the dollar. Asked by Russia 24 channel to comment on Nabiullina’s statements, Andrei Kostin, the president of the state-owned VTB bank and one of the staunchest supporters of anti-dollar policies, offered an interesting perspective on the situation in Europe:“I think the work on ruble-yuan swap line will finalized in the nearest future and the way for ruble-yuan settlement will be open. Moreover, we are not the only ones with such initiatives. We know about the statements made by Mr. Noyer, chairman of the Bank of France. As a retaliation for what Americans have done to BNP Paribas, he opined that the trade with China must be done in yuan or euro.”If the current trend continues, soon the dollar will be abandoned by most of the significant global economies and it will be kicked out of the global trade finance. Washington’s bullying will make even former American allies chose the anti-dollar alliance instead of the existing dollar-based monetary system. The point of no return for the dollar may be much closer than it is generally thought. In fact, the greenback may have already passed its point of no return on its way to irrelevance.
Obviously, there is skepticism in Washington. It should be noted, however, that American arrogance in regard to dollar permanence is resented at the very least. The French are angry over BNP Paribas fines imposed due to dollar-based transactions. The British were upset over the treatment of Standard Chartered over fines imposed regarding Iranian money laundering. Our use of sanctions has created an anti-dollar mood. Even American manufacturers are upset (as noted in MoneyNews):
Two top U.S. business lobbies are preparing to publicly break with President Barack Obama over the prospects of more sanctions against Russia after months of quietly raising their objections with the White House.Noted investor Jim Rogers also made this point recently:
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and National Association of Manufacturers plan to run newspaper advertisements Thursday in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and Washington Post, warning that more Russia sanctions risk harming U.S. workers and businesses, said a person familiar with the plans, who asked not to be identified to discuss private deliberations.
Putin is clearly using this European frustration to create the anti-dollar wedge (also excerpted from Voice of Russia, emphasis added with bold):
Other allies question why the dollar should retain superior status when they could conduct trade with other nations directly in their own currencies. The British are pushing to lead in Yuan trading. Remember that the Chinese laughed at Treasury Secretary Geithner’s suggestion that the dollar would remain strong. Even American citizens living abroad are questioning the U.S. Government draconian overreach with FATCA, prompting a record renouncing of U.S. citizenship.18 June 2014Sergey Glazyev, the economic aide of Vladimir Putin, published an article outlining a plan for “undermining the economic strength of the US” in order to force Washington to stop the civil war in Ukraine. Glazyev believes that the only way of making the US give up its plans on starting a new cold war is to crash the dollar system.
…According to Glazyev, the so-called “third phase” of sanctions against Russia will be a tremendous cost for the European Union. The total estimated losses will be higher than 1 trillion euros. Such losses will severely hurt the European economy, making the US the sole “safe haven” in the world. Harsh sanctions against Russia will also displace Gazprom from the European energy market, leaving it wide open for the much more expensive LNG from the US.
Co-opting European countries in a new arms race and military operations against Russia will increase American political influence in Europe and will help the US force the European Union to accept the American version of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, a trade agreement that will basically transform the EU into a big economic colony of the US. Glazyev believes that igniting a new war in Europe will only bring benefits for America and only problems for the European Union. Washington has repeatedly used global and regional wars for the benefit of the American economy and now the White House is trying to use the civil war in Ukraine as a pretext to repeat the old trick.Glazyev’s set of countermeasures specifically targets the core strength of the US war machine, i.e. the Fed’s printing press. Putin’s advisor proposes the creation of a “broad anti-dollar alliance” of countries willing and able to drop the dollar from their international trade. Members of the alliance would also refrain from keeping the currency reserves in dollar-denominated instruments. Glazyev advocates treating positions in dollar-denominated instruments like holdings of junk securities and believes that regulators should require full collateralization of such holdings. An anti-dollar coalition would be the first step for the creation of an anti-war coalition that can help stop the US’ aggression.Unsurprisingly, Sergey Glazyev believes that the main role in the creation of such a political coalition is to be played by the European business community because America’s attempts to ignite a war in Europe and a cold war against Russia are threatening the interests of big European business. Judging by the recent efforts to stop the sanctions against Russia, made by the German, French, Italian and Austrian business leaders, Putin’s aide is right in his assessment. Somewhat surprisingly for Washington, the war for Ukraine may soon become the war for Europe’s independence from the US and a war against the dollar.
Russia is certainly the most vocal in their planning for the end of the dollar but they are not alone. The Chinese have quietly amassed a great deal of gold. They are rapidly expanding the use of the yuan, even in the U.S. market (as noted by the Financial Times on June 4):
It is the monetary equivalent of what Chairman Mao called “bombarding the headquarters”. China’s renminbi is rapidly displacing the US dollar as a trading currency not only in Asia and Europe but now also in the US home market.The Chinese have plotted alternatives to dollar-based institutions such as The World Bank and may even be lobbying for the IMF to move to Beijing. They are also teaming with Russia to create non-dollar ratings agencies. And, in their internal documents the Chinese government has made it clear that the dollar must go. In frustration with Washington, they even publicly let slip last September that the world must be de-Americanized and the dollar replaced. Their actions speak even louder than their words, as China rapidly displaces the dollar for their own trading as noted recently in The Wall Street Journal:
The value of renminbi payments between the US and the rest of the world rose by 327 per cent in April this year from the same month a year ago as more US corporations switched to using the Chinese currency to pay for imports from China, according to data from SWIFT, the international currency settlement firm.
“In its continued push to make the yuan a global currency, China’s central bank said Sunday it plans to designate clearing banks for its currency in Paris and Luxembourg, as the two financial centers battle with London to become the leading European offshore yuan-trading city…The point is this. While Washington arrogantly assumes the world will always need and want American dollars, many in the world (including Americans living abroad and our own banking industry as well as other astute investors) see the handwriting on the wall. Others are diligently working to get off a dollar standard. We have been warning about this as a “Phase Three” economic attack for more than five years in reports to the Pentagon and briefings to various intelligence agencies and Congress. The evidence has been piling up for years. Sadly, each day brings further proof that we have been right all along. The implications are extremely serious.
China’s currency has become increasingly popular in settling total trade. In the first three months, 18% of China’s total trade, or 1.09 trillion yuan, was paid for in yuan, up from 14% in the fourth quarter of last year, according to Bank of China. That compares with just 1% of China’s total cross-border trade five years ago.”
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