
Snowden libre en Russie : Washington « excédé » par la décision de Moscou
Schumer: Russia ‘should pay a price’ for harboring NSA leaker Snowden

Schumer calls Putin a ‘school-yard bully’
Schumer (L) with Netanyahu (R)
US referred to Putin as alpha dog: WikiLeaks

Ahmadinejad perçu comme une « incarnation moderne de Haman », l’éternel ennemi des juifs






Israel firster, McCain with Wolf Blitzer (Jew): We need sanctions for Russia 3/3/2014
AFP PODCAST: Mark Glenn on Israel Pushing the U.S., Russia to Brink of War
Mark Glenn, former AMERICAN FREE PRESS reporter and the publisher of The Ugly Truth, and co-author of WHAT I SAW THAT DAY: Israel’s June 8, 1967 Holocaust of U.S. Servicemen Aboard the USS Liberty and its Aftermath and the co-editor of SHIP WITHOUT A COUNTRY: Eyewitness Accounts of the Attack on the USS Liberty, discusses Israel’s machinations in the Middle East and beyond, specifically its desire to start a war between the United States and Russia, and the disruptive qualities inherent in Judaism, in this informative interview (38:01).
Sotchi, LGBT et nouvelle guerre froide (Jules Falardeau élabore au sujet de Freedom House, la NED, la CIA, etc., et de leur projet de nouvelle guerre froide culturelle contre la Russie de Poutine.)
A Dangerous Game, or Why is the West Criticizing the Sochi Games, Bashing Vladimir Putin?
PUTIN STYMIES GLOBALISTS
• Russia leaves one-worlders out in the cold by challenging “international system”
By Mark Anderson
In the wake of the late-April meeting of the Trilateral Commission—and with the 2014 Bilderberg meeting dead ahead in Denmark—globalists are fuming over Russia’s moves in the Crimea and its nationalist economic and energy initiatives.
Russia’s strong nationalist stance and its push for a “multi-polar” world system—rather than one dominated by the United States—suggest that Russian President Vladimir Putin is seeking a more decentralized world order. That may be embodied in Putin’s moves to negotiate trade and energy deals directly with Asian-Pacific nations, including Japan and South Korea, leaving the internationalists out in the cold. It is also reflected in Putin’s overtures to China.
Although it’s too early to forecast outcomes, a Russia that asserts itself independently on the world stage, with minimal linkages to Western power structures, means a world that could avoid having a singular source of ultimate authority.
This is why Secretary of State John Kerry told the Atlantic Council at a gathering in late April that Putin must be opposed simply because he is challenging “the international system.”
Western global expansionists lament that Putin refused to join the World Trade Organization. And various Western think tank policy papers show that Putin may be intent on forming a formal confederation, comprised of Russia and former Soviet states that are now in the loosely knit Commonwealth of Independent States. A confederation is a less centralized arrangement, comparable to Switzerland.
The EU is a federation, with a singular authority located in Brussels.
In contrast, Western corporate and banking interests support world government, an ultimate “unipolar” world with one super-concentrated central authority—a difficult goal that requires patient gradualismforged by the Trilateral Commission, the Bilderberg group and related secretive and semi-secretive Zionist-controlled outfits.
This is what is behind the Trilateralists’ support for a “Europe 2020” rubric consisting of a “fiscal union” among the 28 European Union member nations.
That means member states would have to completely surrender their autonomy to collect taxes and use the receipts for national public expenditures.
Under a fiscal union such matters would be centralized, giving the EU direct control over taxation and spending power in direct contrast to state sovereignty where countries define their own fiscal policies.
The above fiscal item appears to harmonize with remarks this AFP writer chronicled at an April 2013 Brookings Institution meeting at which a Federal Reserve-style central bank for Europe was an announced goal.
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The Israelization of American Foreign Policy Planning for Global War in the Name of ‘Democracy’

Populist vs. Plutocrat
• Top financial criminals in Russia want Putin ousted
By Ronald L. Ray
AMERICAN FREE PRESS
Jan 20, 2014 Edition
Putin-Style Politics Could Be What Saves the United States
• American nationalists look to purge ‘crony capitalism’
By Michael Collins Piper
The United States is going the way of Russia—but not in the way conservatives would have you think. While conservatives are busy fighting unemployment benefits for middle-class Americans out of work in themidst of a lagging economy, they ignore the fact that powerful plutocrats—money lords, media barons and other capitalist insiders—are increasing their stranglehold on the American system.
Conservatives say this is “free enterprise” and “the American way” but traditional populists, in the spirit of Thomas Jefferson, say otherwise.
Hardly more than 10 in number, these so-called “oligarchs”—most of them Jewish, not ethnic Russians—became the new ruling class in Russia. Preying upon the Russian people, they looted the economy and bought control of the nation’s media, reigning supreme, cooperating with the interests, in the West, of the Rothschild dynasty.
Here in America, things are little different. Some have reflected upon this sad state of affairs and what lies behind it: In the book The Betrayal of the American Dream, Donald Barlett and James B. Steele denounced the “rapacious job-killing strategies” of those whom they correctly call “the ruling class.” You’ve heard of free trade and Mitt Romney-style “outsourcing,” haven’t you?
Ex-Rep. David Stockman (R-Mich.) has denounced the rise of “crony capitalism” which—he points out—is anything but traditional conservatism: It has saddled America with debt and fiscal collapse, accompanied by a massive rise in military spending propping up the United States (and entangling America in foolish foreign ventures) as a global policeman.
However, as Stockman notes, the advocates of these policies—who loudly proclaim their opposition to “big government”—offer no challenge to Wall Street or the military-industrial complex or to the Federal Reservewhich, he says needs “a sweeping housecleaning.”
So all those worrying about socialism in America missed the big picture, ignoring what media critics John Nichols and Robert W. McChesney have called the “dollarocracy” which they contend has set in place a “money and media election complex” that is destroying America.
A handful of billionaires—liberal and conservative alike, ranging from predatory speculator George Soros on the “left” to Las Vegas gambling tycoon Sheldon Adelson and his Israeli wife Miriam on the “right”—bankroll American politicians, virtually unchallenged. Unaccountable money via so-called “super PACs” floods our elections and media companies rake in billions in profits from advertising revenues generated by the PACs.
This incestuous system mirrors precisely what happened in Russia. So, yes, America has gone the way of Russia.
But there’s now a new paradigm in place in Russia: Vladimir Putin turned the tables on those rapacious oligarchs who put him in power in the first place. And while the kings of the kleptocracy still control 70% of the Russian media, Putin carefully plays a multi-level geopolitical chess game, fighting not only his opposition at home but its allies among the intriguers of New York, London and Tel Aviv.
The final outcome remains to be seen, but Americans are being told by the Zionist-controlled media that Putin is a “secret socialist” who wants to conquer the world.
The truth is that if Americans want to get back to good old-fashioned Americanism—however defined—we do need to go the way of Russia and find a leader like Putin.
—— Michael Collins Piper is an author, journalist, lecturer and radio show host. He has authored more than a dozen book available from AFP.

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.An influential figure in the global “superclass” says that the “political fault line” for the 21st century is the battle of “globalists vs. nationalists.” This is a candid admission, in no uncertain terms—echoing what American Free Press has been saying since its inception. It also echoes what Liberty Lobby, the longtime populist institution in Washington (before it was crushed by CIA agents and corrupt judges), insisted for years—that the real conflict in our world today is (and always has been) the fight by nationalists worldwide to preserve their nations’ sovereignty in face of an energetic push by super-rich cosmopolitan elitist internationalists to set in place what has commonly come to be known as the New World Order.
The tired and worn labels of “liberal” and “conservative” never meant anything of consequence, just as there is very little difference, on the major international issues, between the Democratic and Republican Party. The real battle is between the globalists and the nationalists.
This is what David Rothkopf—former managing director of Kissinger Associates, the powerful international consulting firm of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, asserts in his book, Superclass: The Global Power Elite and the World They Are Making, a volume that openly acknowledges the influence of such powerful groups as Bilderberg, the Trilateral Commission and the Council on Foreign Relations, even citing the work of AFP editor Jim Tucker and his book Bilderberg Diary,* which details Tucker’s many years following the intrigues of those whom Rothkopf calls “the global elite.”
Rothkopf’s book—described as a “taxonomy of the rich and powerful who shape foreign policy and business in our globalized world” and as a “masterful portrait of this century’s global elite”—acknowledges in a chapter frankly titled “Globalists vs. Nationalists” that that there is an emerging “global network of antiglobalists” who stand in opposition to the aims of the New World Order “superclass.”
What is interesting is that Rothkopf actually admits that among the foremost opponents of the agenda of the global elite are such figures as Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez and Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Rothkopf wrote:
At the core of the “anti-network” is a small group of leaders, linked by many shared characteristics and attitudes though they come from widely different regions of the world. They might be characterized as “nationalists,” or opponents of the United States, or critics of Western-led globalization. . . . In their view, globalization is old Western imperialism dressed up in new clothes, and they are reacting to it much as they were trained to react to such incursions. . . .
Whether you characterize it as nationalist vs. internationalist, populist vs. globalist, or anti-neo- imperialist vs. pro-American globalization,” the fact is that the battle lines are drawn.
The fact that a genuine “insider” such as Rothkopf is now openly confirming the nature of the conflict that is now raging on the global stage is a clear sign that the global elite recognize that there are serious forces aligned against their agenda.
Unfortunately, groups such as the John Birch Society continue to promote the globalist line by attacking nationalist figures such as Ahmadinejad, Chavez and Putin, failing to recognize (or perhaps deliberately ignoring) the fact that these leaders stand in opposition to the New World Order.
Ironically, Rothkopf’s chapter reads much like the concluding chapter of this author’s recent work, The Golem,** which scores the “Israelization” of American foreign policy and asserts that the United States is now engaged in planning for global war in the name of “democracy” with targets such as Iran, Venezuela and Russia now in the gunsights of the global elite, the high priests of war.
*Jim Tucker’s Bilderberg Diary (softcover, 272 pages) details the facts about this secretive bunch of malefactors, all news of which has been suppressed by all American newspapers (since 1975) except AFP. One copy of this important book is $18 (no S&H inside the U.S.). Send request with payment to American Free Press, 645 Pennsylvania Avenue SE, #100, Washington, D.C. 20003. Toll free ordering, please call AFP toll free at 1-888-699-NEWS. UseVisa/MasterCard.
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Putin hosts world’s Orthodox leaders at unique gathering
Putin urges international community to resist repressions against Christians
La première réponse de Radbaz , qui utilise le terme Kedushat ha-Shem (la sanctification du nom de Dieu), a laissé entendre que s’incliner devant Haman aurait pu être considéré comme un acte idolâtre, reflétant la tradition rabbinique selon laquelle Haman portait une image idolâtre sur sa poitrine. Abraham Saba, qui était comme Alashkar un exil d’Espagne, a également évoqué, dans son commentaire sur Esther, la tradition rabbinique concernant l’image idolâtre portée par Haman, ajoutant, toutefois, dans une veine plus contemporaine, que c’était « comme les rois Édomites [ndt : c’est-à-dire Chrétiens] dont les fonctionnaires arborent la croix abominable sur leurs vêtements, afin que quiconque les voit se prosterne ».) (…)
La croix comme abominationAvant de procéder à d’autres cas de comportement indiscret vis-à-vis de la croix, permettez- moi de revenir sur le terme « abomination » et l’histoire de son utilisation par les Juifs comme un moyen de se référer cacophémistiquement (mon néologisme) à la croix. L’exemple le plus lointain que j’ai pu trouver se trouve à la fin des travaux midrashiques connus sous le nom de Pirkei de-Rabbi Eliezer (Les Chapitres de Rabbi Eliezer) qui, tel qu’indiqué plus haut, a été évidemment composée en Palestine au huitième siècle. Comme nous l’avons vu, l’auteur de l’œuvre tente implicitement, en racontant l’histoire de Pourim, de résoudre un des problèmes les plus épineux dans l’exégèse du livre d’Esther : Pourquoi Mardochée a-t-il refusé de se prosterner devant Haman ? Selon PRE, Haman « avait une « image » [ tzelem ] brodée sur son vêtement, et tous ceux qui se prosternaient devant Haman saluaient également à l’ « abomination » [ to’eva ], qu’il avait faite. Madochée a vu cela et n’a pas consenti de se prosterner devant sa « chose dégoûtante » [ shikutzo ], comme il est dit : « Mais Mardochée ne s’inclina point, ni ne fit révérence » ». L’auteur de ce midrash tardif transforme Haman en un évêque chrétien portant fièrement sur sa poitrine le signe de la croix, appelée du nom peu flatteur de la trinité des termes hébreux – tzelem to’eva, shikutz. Et bien que l’auteur midrashique résida apparemment dans les Omeyyades de Palestine, il sentait néanmoins la nécessité de lier l’ancien ennemi juré du peuple juif avec le symbole central du christianisme. (…)
Mais les Juifs ne se sont pas seulement engagé dans le discours sur le christianisme et ses symboles. Les mots s’étaient, depuis l’Antiquité tardive, reportés dans les faits, comme dans la pratique, interdite par la loi de Théodose de 408, de la fabrication d’une effigie d’un crucifié le jour de Pourim. Des siècles plus tard, les juifs convertis au christianisme dans l’Empire byzantin étaient requis non seulement de renoncer généralement à toute la loi hébraïque, ses coutumes et cérémonies, mais spécifiquement de « maudire ceux qui gardent la fête du soi-disant Mardochée … clouant Haman au bois, le mêlant ensuite à l’emblème de la croix et les brûlant ensemble ». Un tel serment pré-baptismal, datant de quelque part entre les huit et au début du dix-sept siècles, est venu jusqu’à nous depuis l’Orient byzantin. (…)
Comme Basnage, l’historien juif du dix-neuvième siècle Graetz a pu imaginer plus d’une explication de la loi de Théodose de 408 interdisant de se moquer du christianisme et de ses symboles lors de la fête de Pourim. « En ce jour », écrit-il, « les jeunes lurons [ lustige Jugend ] étaient habitués d’avoir à la main une effigie du pire ennemi des Juifs, Haman, sur une potence (gibet), et cette potence, qu’il était coutume de brûler, avait, soit par dessein, soit par accident, la forme d’une croix ». (Nous soulignons). Son contemporain, cependant, Ferdinand Gregorovius, l’historien de Rome né en Prusse, a présenté la question d’une façon un peu plus unilatérale. Gregorovius, contrairement à Graetz, appartenait à l’école qui avait tendance à considérer les Juifs comme étant eux-mêmes « responsables du mépris » dont ils faisaient souvent l’objet. Il est fortement étonnant, donc, qu’il a vu la loi de Théodose comme interdisant aux Juifs « de célébrer une certain fête [ Pourim ] au cours de laquelle ils étaient habitués à exprimer sournoisement leur haine pour le Sauveur crucifié ». Selon Gregorovius, au cours de cette journée, « ils représentaient Haman crucifié et … le brûlaient en effigie au milieu des cris et des festivités comme s’il était le Christ » (je souligne). Comme il l’a lui-même vu (et entendu) dans son imagination, il n’y avait pas deux manières d’aborder ce sujet. Les Juifs du cinquième siècle détestaient le Messie crucifié et donnaient une « expression rusée » à leur haine en l’évacuant « au milieu des cris et des festivités » le jour de Pourim.
La loi de Théodose de 408 évoquée par ces trois chercheurs informait les gouverneurs des provinces, tel que mentionné plus tôt, qu’ils devaient « interdire aux Juifs de mettre le feu à Aman en souvenir de sa peine (châtiment), dans une certaine cérémonie de leur festival, et de brûler avec une intention sacrilège une forme faite pour ressembler à la sainte croix au mépris de la foi chrétienne, de peur qu’ils ne souillent le signe de notre foi avec leurs moqueries ».
Radbaz’s first reply, which used the term kedushat ha-shem (the sanctification of God’s name), implied that bowing before Haman could have been considered an idolatrous act reflecting the rabbinic tradition according to which Haman had worn an idolatrous image on his chest. Abraham Saba, like Alashkar an exile from Spain, also referred, in his commentary on Esther, to the rabbinic tradition concerning the idolatrous image worn by Haman, adding, however, in a more contemporary vein, that this was « like the Edomite (Christian) kings who have their officials wear the abominable cross on their clothing, so that whoever sees them would bow down ».) (…)
The Cross As AbominationBefore proceeding to other instances of indiscreet behavior vis-a-vis the cross, let me return to the term « abomination » and the history of its use by Jews as a means of referring cacophemistically (my neologism) to the cross. The earliest instance I have been able to find occurs in the late midrashic work known as Pirkei de-Rabbi Eliezer (The Chapters of Rabbi Eliezer), which as noted earlier, was evidently composed in eighth-century Palestine. As we have seen, the work’s author implicitly attempts, in retelling the story of Purim, to solve one of the thorniest problems in the exegesis of the book of Esther: Why did Mordecai refuse to bow down to Haman? According to PRE, Haman « had an ‘image’ [tzelem] embroidered on his garment, and anyone who bowed down to Haman bowed also to the ‘abomination’ [to’eva] which he had made. Mordecai saw this and did not consent to bow down to his ‘disgusting thing’ [shikutzo], as it is said, ‘But Mordecai bowed not, nor did him reverence’. » The author of this late midrash transforms Haman into a Christian bishop who proudly wears upon his chest the sign of the cross, referred to by the uncomplimentary trinity of Hebrew terms — tzelem to’eva, shikutz. And although the midrashic author apparently resisded in Umayyad Palestine, he nonetheless felt the need to link the ancient arch-enemy of the Jewish People with the central symbol of Christianity. (…)
But Jews did not only engage in discourse about Christianity and its symbols. Words had, since late antiquity, carried over into deeds, as in the practice, prohibited by the Theodosian law of 408, of burning a crucified figure on Purim. Centuries later, Jewish converts to Christianity in the Byzantine empire were required not only to generally renounce every Hebrew law, custom, and ceremony, but to specifically « curse those who keep the festival of the so-called Mordecai … nailing Haman to wood, and then mixing him with the emblem of the cross and burning them together. » Such a prebaptismal oath, dating from some time between the eight and early seventeen centuries, has come down to us from the Byzantine East.(…)
Like Basnage, the nineteenth-century Jewish historian Graetz was able to imagine more than one explanation for the Theodosian law of 408 prohibiting mockery of Christianity and its symbols on Purim. « On this day », he wrote, « the merry youths [the lustige Jugend] were accustomed to hand in effigy the arch-enemy of the Jews, Haman, on a gallows, and this gallows, which it was the custom to burn, had, by design, or by accident, the form of a cross. » (emphasis added). His contemporary, however, Ferdinand Gregorovius, the Prussian-born historian of Rome, presented the matter in a somewhat more one-sided way. Gregorovius, in sharp contrast to Graetz, belonged to the school of scholarship that tended to regard the Jews as being themselves « responsible for the contempt » with which they were often held. It is sharply surprising, therefore, that he saw the Theodosian law as forbidding the Jews « to celebrate a certain festival [Purim] at which they were accustomed to give sly expression to their hatred for the Crucified Saviour. » According to Gregorovius , on that day, « they represented Haman as crucified and… burned him in effigy amidst shouts and revelry as if he were Christ » (emphasis added). As he saw (and heard) it in his imagination, there were no two ways about it. The Jews of the fifth century hated the crucified Messiah and gave « sly expression » to their hatred by venting it « amidst shouts and revelry » on the day of Purim.
The Theodosian law of 408 alluded to by all three of these scholars had instructed the governors of the provinces, as mentionned earlier, to « prohibit the Jews from setting fire to Aman in memory of his past punishment, in a certain ceremony of their festival, and from burning with sacrilegious intent a form made to resemble the saint cross in contempt of the Christian faith, lest they mingle the sign of our faith with their jests. »
Grabar : « Alors sur le plan de la démocratie là, parce que c’est un mot qui revient tout le temps dans votre bouche, du point de vue russe, évidemment, c’est pas tout à fait la même chose. La période Eltsine, malheureusement, a dévalorisé ce terme de démocratie, il y avait même un vilain jeu de mots où on faisait rimer démocratie avec diermocratsia, le mot diermo ça veut dire de la merde. La période Elstine a été une période d’effondrement du niveau de vie… »
Jacques Attali : « Je crois que la raison pour laquelle la démocratie est mal vue en Russie, c’est que la période démocratique commence en fait avec la perestroïka, avec Gorbatchev, a provoqué la fin de l’Union soviétique, c’est-à-dire le fait que justement existe l’Ukraine et que la Russie soit coupée en morceaux. Et un des grands regrets de Poutine, c’est que la brève période démocratique a conduit à la fin d’un empire. C’est pour ça qu’il faudra du temps avant que la Russie revienne… »
D’après un haut diplomate américain “La Russie a trahi le Nouvel Ordre Mondial”
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Although it hasn’t been reported widely in the America mass media, Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Joe Lieberman (DConn.), two of the Israeli lobby’s leading congressional stalwarts, introduced a resolution in the Senate on Feb. 19, condemning Putin and urging President Bush to push for suspending Russia’s membership in the G-8 organization of industrial nations.
Latching on to the president’s emphatic declaration in his Jan. 20 inaugural address of a new global campaign by the United States for the promotion of “democracy.” Lieberman announced that “President Putin’s assault on democracy in Russia violates the spirit of the industrialized democracies and the letter of Russia’s obligations to the Group of Eight. We must openly confront anti-democratic backsliding in Russia for the sake of all those who look to the United States as a beacon for freedom.”
The resolution was designed to put Bush on the spot just as he was meeting with Putin in Slovakia on Feb. 24.
The motive for the neo-conservatives and their congressional spokesmen to undermine Putin is clear: Putin recently challenged Bush and Israel by daring to say publicly that he (Putin) does not believe that Iran is seeking to build nuclear weapons.
Although the burgeoning hostility against Putin by the neo-conservatives has been widely hashed over in small-circulation pro-Israel publications and American Jewish community newspapers on a regular basis, it has only been recently that mainstream publications such as The Washington Post and The New York Times have begun to echo those concerns about Putin. It is almost as if the big name dailies were taking the lead from the other journals. Increasingly, however, the word that “Putin is a possible enemy” is now being preached to the average American through the outlets of the mass media.
Though Russia joined the G-8, which includes Britain, Canada, Japan, France, Italy and Germany, in 2002, the companion resolutions in the Senate and the House ask the president to enlist the other G-8 countries to join with the United States in suspending Russia’s membership until such time as Bush decides that Russia is supposedly committed to so-called “democratic principles.”
This is the second time that McCain and Lieberman introduced such a measure, although their last effort, in 2003, failed in committee. At that time, two other members of Congress, California Reps. Tom Lantos — a Democrat — and Christopher Cox — a Republican — introduced a companion resolution in the House which reached the floor but was never voted upon.
Reflecting on the fact that the media was increasingly promoting hostility to Putin, American Free Press noted on Oct. 25, 2004, that the media’s primary concern about Putin stems from the fact that he has been moving against the handful of billionaire plutocrats in Russia who grabbed control of the Russian economy with the open-connivance of then- Russian leader Boris Yeltsin, following the collapse of the old Soviet Union. Many of these oligarchs also held Israeli citizenship.
One American hard-line pro-Israel publication, The New Republic, raised the question on Sept. 24, 2004: “Is Russia going fascist?” asserting that whether Putin personally remains in power or not, there is a growing movement “nationalist” in nature — that holds great sway among the Russian population. TNR expressed concern that “a fascist revolution” could be in the offing, meaning a movement hostile to the Israeli oligarchs, with international criminal connections, who rule the Russian economy.
Likewise, much earlier, in his 1995 book, Russia: A Return to Imperialism, Boston-University-based Israeli academic Uri Ra’anan sounded the concern that post-Soviet Russia may pose a threat to the West.
These works echo such writers as Jonathon Brent and Vladimir Naumov who, in their 2003 book, Stalin’s Last Crime, published evidence that longtime Soviet leader Josef Stalin was almost certainly murdered in 1953 after he began moves toward exorcising Zionist influence in Soviet circles of power. They concluded by saying that “Stalin is a perpetual possibility,” leaving open the theoretical proposition that Putin, or other would-be Russian leaders, may ultimately emerge as heir to Stalin’s anti-Zionist legacy.
With the American neo-conservatives, whose ideological godfathers are widely known as admitted ex-Trotskyite communists, now moving against Putin, it is as if we are seeing a rejuvenation of the war against Russian nationalism by the Trotskyites, retooled for 21st century geopolitical considerations. Now — unlike in the first half of the 20th century prior to the founding of the state of Israel — the central role of that Middle East state in the neo-conservative worldview cannot be understated, for the concern about Israel is a front-line consideration in the neo-conservative campaign against Putin.
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Russia’s President Vladimir Putin nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
By Michael Collins Piper
In one swift measure—working in conjunction with the besieged Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad—Russian

The truth is that Putin—the leader of the Cold War colossus that was America’s presumed “enemy” for so long—did what the battle-tested leaders of the American military wanted. He put a stop to the attack on Syria the pro-Israel lobby, standing virtually alone, was demanding Congress endorse in spite of overwhelming opposition from the American public.
Even after President Barack Obama, on the evening of September 10, in a speech from the White House, tried to make a case for attacking Syria, polls show 60% of Americans still oppose getting involved in Syria’s civil war. Only 19% of those surveyed believe the U.S. military should attack Damascus. Legislators are certainly feeling this pressure from their constituents, who are calling and writing Washington to tell their elected representatives they do not want to get involved in any more wars. As a result of this, initial support for attacking Syria on the part of the Republican leaders appears to be unraveling.
On the morning of the anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) announced that he would not support Obama’s plan for even limited strikes in Syria.
It’s no secret that America’s military elite opposed any kind of military action against Syria. In taking such a stand, they were endorsed by the large majority of the American people, who have come to realize—after a decade of disastrous intervention in the Middle East—that such wars (and let’s call them what they are: wars on behalf of Israel’s imperial designs) are not in the best interests of the United States or the world for that matter.
Putin may well have averted a third world war, and—if the reaction of Israel’s cheerleaders is being judged correctly—he has also put a roadblock in the way of Israel’s continuing push for America to wage war against the Islamic Republic of Iran, a longtime ally of the secular regime of Syrian leader Assad. Michael Collins Piper
Michael Collins Piper is an author, journalist, lecturer and radio show host. He has spoken in Russia, Malaysia, Iran, Abu Dhabi, Japan, Canada and the U.S.
Ce que Poutine souhaite dire aux Américains sur la Syrie
vendredi 13 septembre
Tribune du président de la fédération de Russie, Vladimir Poutine, parue dans le New York Times du 11 septembre 2013 :
Les récents événements en Syrie m’ont poussé à m’adresser directement au peuple américain et à ses dirigeants politiques. Il est important de le faire à un moment où la communication est insuffisante entre nos deux sociétés.
Les relations entre nous sont passées par différentes étapes. Nous étions adversaires pendant la Guerre froide. Mais nous avons aussi êtes alliés une fois : nous avons vaincu les nazis ensemble. L’organisation internationale universelle – l’Organisation des nations unies – a ensuite été mise en place pour empêcher qu’une telle dévastation ne se reproduise plus jamais.
Les fondateurs de l’Organisation des nations unies ont compris que les décisions concernant la guerre et la paix devraient être prises par consensus, avec le consentement de l’Amérique et aussi des membres permanents du Conseil de sécurité, cela a été inscrit dans la Charte des Nations unies. C’est cette profonde sagesse qui a permis la stabilité des relations internationales depuis des décennies.
Personne ne souhaite que l’Organisation des nations unies ne subisse le même sort que la Société des nations, qui s’est effondrée parce qu’il lui manquait une véritable force. Cela pourrait se produire si des pays influents contournent les Nations unies et entreprennent une action militaire sans l’autorisation du Conseil de sécurité.
L’éventuelle attaque des États-Unis contre la Syrie, malgré la forte opposition de nombreux pays et des principaux responsables politiques et religieux, y compris le pape, se traduira par plus de victimes innocentes et par la propagation du conflit au-delà des frontières de la Syrie. Une attaque augmentera la violence et déclenchera une nouvelle vague de terrorisme. Il pourrait saper les efforts multilatéraux visant à résoudre le problème nucléaire iranien et le conflit israélo-palestinien et déstabiliser davantage le Moyen-Orient et l’Afrique du Nord. Il pourrait ébranler l’ensemble du système qui régit le droit international.
La Syrie n’est pas l’objet d’une bataille pour la démocratie, mais d’un conflit armé entre le gouvernement et l’opposition, dans un pays multiconfessionnel. Il y a quelques défenseurs de la démocratie en Syrie. Mais il y a bien plus de combattants d’Al-Qaïda et d’extrémistes de tous bords qui luttent contre le gouvernement. Le département d’État des États-Unis a désigné les rebelles du Front al-Nosra, membre de l’organisation de « l’État islamique en Irak et au Levant », comme des organisations terroristes. Ce conflit interne, alimenté par des armes étrangères fournies à l’opposition, est l’un des plus sanglants du monde.
Des mercenaires venus de pays arabes luttent là-bas, et des centaines d’autres proviennent des pays occidentaux et même de la Russie. Ne pourraient-ils pas retourner dans nos pays avec l’expérience acquise en Syrie ? Après s’être battus en Libye, les extrémistes sont allés au Mali. Cela constitue une menace pour nous tous.
Depuis toujours, la Russie a prôné un dialogue qui permettrait aux Syriens d’instaurer un compromis menant à un avenir pacifique. Nous ne protégeons pas le gouvernement syrien, mais le droit international. Nous devons utiliser le Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies et croire en la sauvegarde de l’ordre dans un monde complexe et turbulent car aujourd’hui cela reste l’une des rares façons de préserver les relations internationales et d’éviter de sombrer dans le chaos. La loi est toujours la loi, et nous devons la suivre que nous le voulions ou non.
Selon le droit international actuel, la force n’est autorisée qu’en cas de légitime défense ou par la décision du Conseil de sécurité. Tout le reste est inacceptable en vertu de la Charte des Nations unies et constituerait un acte d’agression.
Personne ne doute que du gaz toxique a été utilisé en Syrie. Mais il y a tout lieu de croire qu’il a été utilisé non pas par l’armée arabe syrienne, mais par les forces de l’opposition, afin de provoquer, en leur faveur, l’intervention de leurs puissants protecteurs étrangers. Les rapports que des fondamentalistes se préparent à une nouvelle attaque – cette fois contre Israël – ne peuvent pas être ignorés.
Il est alarmant de constater que l’intervention militaire des États-Unis dans les conflits internes de pays étrangers est devenue monnaie courante. Est-ce dans l’intérêt à long terme de l’Amérique ? J’en doute. Des millions de personnes de part le monde voient de plus en plus l’Amérique non pas comme un modèle de démocratie, mais plutôt comme ceux qui s’appuient uniquement sur la force brute, échafaudent des coalitions réunies sous le slogan « vous êtes avec nous ou contre nous ».
Mais la force s’est révélée inefficace et inutile. L’Afghanistan est déstabilisé, et personne ne peut dire ce qui se passera une fois que les forces internationales se seront retirées. La Libye est divisée en tribus et clans. En Irak, la guerre civile se poursuit, avec des dizaines de morts chaque jour. Aux États-Unis, nombreux sont ceux qui établissent une analogie entre l’Irak et la Syrie, et se demandent pourquoi leur gouvernement répète les erreurs du passé.
Que ce soit avec des frappes chirurgicales ou en utilisant des armes sophistiquées, les victimes civiles sont inévitables, y compris les personnes âgées et les enfants, que les frappes sont censées protéger.
Le monde réagit en demandant : si vous ne pouvez pas vous appuyer sur le droit international, alors vous devez trouver d’autres façons d’assurer votre sécurité. Ainsi, un nombre croissant de pays cherchent à acquérir des armes de destruction massive. Ce qui est logique : si vous avez la bombe, personne ne va vous toucher. Alors que nous devrions renforcer la non-prolifération, elle s’érode.
Nous devons cesser d’utiliser le langage de la force et nous devons reprendre le chemin vers un règlement diplomatique et politique civilisé.
Une nouvelle possibilité d’éviter une action militaire a émergé ces derniers jours. Les États-Unis, la Russie et tous les membres de la communauté internationale doivent tirer parti de la volonté du gouvernement syrien de mettre son arsenal chimique sous contrôle international en vue d’une destruction ultérieure. À en juger par les déclarations du président Obama, les États-Unis voient cela comme une alternative à l’action militaire.
Je me réjouis de l’intérêt du président à poursuivre le dialogue avec la Russie sur la Syrie. Nous devons travailler ensemble pour maintenir cet espoir vivant, comme convenu en juin dernier à la réunion du G8 à Lough Erne en Irlande du Nord, et orienter le débat vers la négociation.
Si nous pouvons éviter la force contre la Syrie, cela permettra d’améliorer les relations internationales et de renforcer la confiance mutuelle. Ce sera une réussite commune qui ouvrira la porte à une coopération sur d’autres questions cruciales.
Ma relation professionnelle et personnelle avec le président Obama est marquée par une confiance croissante. J’apprécie cela. J’ai étudié attentivement son discours à la nation mardi. Mais je serais plutôt en désaccord avec l’affirmation qu’il a faite sur « l’exception américaine », affirmant que la politique des États-Unis est « ce qui rend l’Amérique différente. C’est ce qui nous rend exceptionnel. » Il est extrêmement dangereux d’encourager les gens à se considérer comme exceptionnels, quelle que soit la motivation.
Il y a des grands pays et des petits pays, riches ou pauvres, ceux qui ont de longues traditions démocratiques et ceux qui ont encore à trouver leur chemin vers la démocratie. Leurs politiques sont différentes aussi. Nous sommes tous différents, mais quand nous demandons la bénédiction du Seigneur, nous ne devons pas oublier que Dieu nous a créés égaux.
Vladimir Vladimirovitch Poutine,
Président de la fédération de Russie.
Surpris que Poutine se sont pas encore fait traiter d’antimite: il est en train d’accuser les USA de se prendre un peu trop pour des juifs, c’est-à-dire pour le peuple élu.
Poutine : « le premier gouvernement soviétique était principalement juif »
The alarming spread of fascism in Putin’s Russia
Putins Russia and Nazi Germany both fit the requirement of the four main pillars of Fascism
Warmongers Are Shootin’ for Putin
THE WAY I SEE IT By Michael Collins Piper for American Free Press
Lest anyone doubt the New World Order elite are moving further toward outright efforts to destroy Russian leader Vladimir Putin—perhaps even force a war with Russia—The Washington Post made things abundantly clear on July 22 that the push is on to pressure President Barack Obama into taking a more combative stance against Putin.
A longtime voice forwhatmany call “the foreign policy establishment,” the Post once again adopted a notably hysterical tone toward Putin (quite in contrast to the paper’s otherwise staid tradition) and in a lead editorial, bluntly titled “Russia’s barbarism,” declared “the West needs a strategy to contain the world’s newest rogue state.”
Slamming Putin for denying responsibility for the loss over Ukraine of a Malaysian airliner—the circumstances of which remain in dispute, Western media claims notwithstanding—the Post issued a virtual call for war.
“What’s needed,” roared the Post, “is a broad strategy for putting a stop toMr. Putin’s aggression and, where possible, rolling it back. . . . It’s time to treat Mr. Putin’s Russia as what it has become—a dangerous outlaw regime that needs to be contained.”
The Post’s designation of Russia as “the world’s newest rogue state” was more than a rhetorical flourish. Instead—and be assured of this—it was a serious, explosive provocation.
While there’s no formal legal definition of a “rogue state”—though one dictionary defines it as “a nation or state regarded as breaking international law and posing a threat to the security of other nations”—the phrase is a now-much-used political term of art that, in statecraft, is the practical equivalent of calling a person a Holocaust denier or an anti-Semite.
“Rogue states rollback”—targeting Iraq and Iran—was first enunciated on May 22, 1993 by Martin Indyk (a former Israeli government propagandist and later U.S. ambassador to Israel) in a speech reported only by AFP’s predecessor—The Spotlight —to a pro-Israel group in Washington.
However, within a year, the concept of rogue states rollback was publicly unveiled in an article, “Confronting Backlash States,” in the March/April 1994 issue of Foreign Affairs, published by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), the New York branch of the London-based Royal Institute of International Affairs, foreign policy arm of the Rothschild banking empire, premier patrons of Israel and the world Zionist network.
Since then, the smear “rogue state” has most often been slapped on nations perceived hostile to Israel, to Jewish interests or to schemes of the international banking establishment (much of which is in the grip of the Rothschild dynasty and elements in its sphere of influence).
In that respect, it’s perhaps no coincidence the Post complained on March 24 that “Putin has long argued that Russia’s wealthy . . . should keep their money inside Russia and away from a global economy controlled by Western interests.” That was a view reflective of Putin’s now-legendary war against the handful of Jewish “oligarchs,” many of whomheld Israeli citizenship and squeezed Russia for its riches after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Describing Putin as being “animated by nationalist impulses and historic grievances,” the Post had a grievance of its own with Putin who—after assuming power—jailed one of Russia’s oligarchs who was a business partner of the Post’s then-publishers, the Graham family, heirs of Wall Street war profiteer Eugene Meyer—first president of the World Bank, an early member of the board of the Federal Reserve System and grandson of the grand rabbi of France.
On July 25, the Post amped up its assault on Putin. The latest shrieking attack nowdrewBarack Obama into theweb, crying “President Obama hobnobs with donors as Russia escalates its war of aggression,” bemoaning the fact Obama had taken a fundraising trip to California amidst the crisis over the Malaysian airliner.
Most revealing was that the Post noted “frustration” with what it called “Mr. Obama’s weakness” in dealing with Putin was extending to the “top ranks of the Democratic Party,” citing three Putin bashers—Sens. Dianne Feinstein (Calif.), Carl Levin (Mich.) and Robert Menendez (N.J.)—who are among the Senate’s most pivotal Democratic parrots for the Zionist lobby and allies of the top Republican critics of Putin—John McCain (Ariz.) and Lindsey Graham (S.C.)—the Senate’s most energetic GOP advocates for Israel.
The nature of this “bipartisan” opposition to Putin—from pro-Zionist operatives—underscores thatmuch of the anti-Putin clamor comes precisely because he is considered a danger to Israel and to monied Jewish interests in the West.
On July 28—in case anyone missed the point—the Post’s editorial page editor Fred Hiatt—a CFR member—chimed in with a signed commentary again trashing Obama for, among other things, not being tough enough on Putin.
Describing Obama’s attempts at “a cautious, modest retreat” from U.S. meddling in global affairs—which the CFRman saidwas “an experiment gone wrong” that “expose[s] the dangers of U.S. disengagement”—Hiatt asserted that while Obama “argued that America should concentrate on ‘nation-building here at home,’ ”what resulted “is a far more dangerous world.”
Hiatt sounded like New York’s Jewish Press—a Putin-bashing journal—which on June 6 called Obama “the neo-isolationist president” whose foreign policy will “diminish America’s pivotal, stabilizing role around the world.”
As far back as Feb. 25, 2013, Post commentator Jennifer Rubin—associated with American Jewish Committee circles—declared that “for all intents and purposes, [Israeli Prime Minister] Benjamin Netanyahu is now the West’s protector.”
The Post echoes Jewish internationalist, advocate for Israel and fanatical Putin critic William Kristol who gloated in the neoconservative Weekly Standard onMarch 24 that “awar-weary public can be awakened and rallied . . . . All that’s needed is the rallying. And the turnaround can be fast.”
So the Post is doing the rallying. And as a media powerhouse, which shapes the mindset of official Washington, what the Post says is influential, no matter how much grassroots America might reject what the Post has to say.–
Michael Collins Piper is a world-renowned author, journalist, lecturer and radio show host. He has spoken in Russia, Malaysia, Iran, Abu Dhabi, Japan, Canada and, of course, the United States.
POUTINE: LA MENACE DU MONDIALISME SERA VAINCUE PAR UN RENOUVEAU NATIONAL
(…) Dialogue tous azimuts, mais pas de séparatisme ethnique
Le président a ensuite déclaré que toutes les forces politiques doivent participer à la discussion sur l’idéologie nationale, exhortant chacun des camps opposés à s’écouter mutuellement et à abandonner la pratique du nihilisme total et de la critique.
Poutine a averti surtout l’aile nationaliste, en disant que ceux qui oublient que la Russie était un État multi-ethnique et tentent de spéculer sur un séparatisme régional « s’embarquent sur la voie de la destruction de leur propre code génétique et, essentiellement, commencent à se détruire. »
« La souveraineté, l’autonomie et l’intégrité de la Russie sont inconditionnels, ce sont les lignes rouges que nul n’est autorisé à dépasser », a souligné M. Poutine.
Parlant de la base possible pour la nouvelle idée nationale, le président a déclaré que les dirigeants russes actuel ont choisi de s’appuyer sur des valeurs chrétiennes et morales traditionnelles, notant que sans ces idéaux millénaires éprouvés les gens « perdraient inévitablement leur dignité humaine ».
Un monde multipolaire reste la priorité de la politique étrangère
En outre, le dirigeant russe a noté que la renaissance nationale de la Russie est en droite ligne avec le cours de la politique étrangère en faveur d’un monde multi-polaire et du règne du droit international sur la primauté de la force brutale.
Poutine met en garde contre les tentatives de réanimer le modèle d’un monde unifié et unipolaire, ajoutant qu’un tel système n’aurait pas besoin d’États souverains, mais aurait besoin vassaux à la place.
« La Russie est avec ceux qui soutiennent que les décisions importantes doivent être prises sur une base collective plutôt que conformément aux plans et aux intérêts de certains États ou groupes d’États. Le droit international doit s’appliquer au lieu du « droit du plus fort » et du « règne des poings », a dit Poutine devant l’Assemblée.
Putin–’Globalist challenges will be overcome by national revival’
(…)All-sided dialogue, but no ethnic separatism
The president then said that all political forces must join the discussion about national ideology, urging the opposing camps to listen to each other and to abandon the practice of total nihilism and criticism.
Putin especially warned the nationalist wing, saying that those who forget that Russia was a multi-ethnic state and attempt to speculate on regional separatism “step on a path of destruction of their own genetic code and, in essence, begin to destroy themselves.”
“Sovereignty, self-reliance and integrity of Russia are unconditional, they are the red lines no one is allowed to step over,” Putin emphasized.
Speaking of the possible basis for the new national idea, the president said that the current Russian leadership chose to rely on traditional Christian and moral values, noting that without these millennia-tested ideals people would “inevitably lose their human dignity”.
Multi-polar world remains priority in foreign policy
In addition, the Russian leader noted that the national revival of Russia was in line with the foreign policy course for a multi-polar world and the prevailing of international law over the rule of brute force.
Putin cautioned against attempts to reanimate the model of a unified and unipolar world, adding that such a system would not need sovereign states, but would need vassals instead.
“Russia is with those who hold that the key decisions must be taken on a collective basis rather than in accordance with plans and interests of certain states or groups of states. International law must work instead of the ‘right of the strong’ and the ‘rule of fists’” Putin told the assembly.
The Russian president again stressed that every country and their people were not exceptional, but they were unique and all had equal rights, including the right to choose their path of development.
Une prophétie politique de Léon Degrelle
Extrait de l’entretien :
Où se trouve la solution? Eh bien, je vais vous surprendre, au risque de déchaîner contre moi la colère de nouveaux ennemis: j’attends beaucoup du peuple russe. Il représente une force encore saine et il ne supportera pas éternellement son régime de bureaucrates gâteux dont l’échec est total dans tous les domaines.
J’espère qu’un jour un jeune Bonaparte sortira de l’Armée rouge comme aurait pu le faire Toukhatchevski en 1938, et qu’il rompra avec le fatras idéologique débile qui étouffe la plus grande nation blanche qui soit encore décidée à agir sur l’histoire.
Là où Napoléon et Hitler ont échoué, c’est peut-être le fils de l’un de nos adversaires du Caucase et de Tcherkassy qui réussira en rassemblant autour de la Russie, guérie du virus communiste, tous les peuples européens pour entraîner le monde dans une nouvelle marche en avant.
Léon Degrelle – Interview recueillie par Jean Kapel et publiée dans la revue «Histoire magazine», N° 19, septembre 1981.
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« Poutine séduit par une performance des Femen »

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The Ugly Truth Broadcast July 8, 2013
Morsi’s recent meeting with Putin and their budding friendship–the kiss of death that led to Morsi’s overthrow?
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Israel reacts positively to Egypt coup
VIDEO – PRESSTV – MARK GLENN: Netanyahu aiming towards war with Egypt to retake Sinai
Exclusive: US bankrolled anti-Morsi activists Morsi s’est rapproché de Poutine récemment… Certes il a apporté son soutien à Israël, comme presque TOUS les politiciens dans le monde (encore en vie!), mais juste le fait de se rapprocher de Poutine suffit pour que les juifs aient envie de te remplacer! Poutine est ami de l’Iran et de la Syrie! Morsi aura beau répéter publiquement combien il aime Israël, les juifs savent que c’est juste un spectacle, de belles paroles destinées à les berner.
How Egyptian Mayhem Benefits Israeli Goals: Big Media confirms what AFP said more than two years ago By Michael Collins Piper The current crisis in Egypt recalls a warning put forth by AMERICAN FREE PRESS more than two years ago. On February 14, 2011, AFP suggested that Israel benefited from (and was most likely instigating) the chaos raging as a consequence of the so-called Arab spring tearing apart its neighbors—including,most particularly, the uprising in Egypt, which led to the rise of the new government that was just recently toppled by the military. At the time, critics accused AFP of promulgating outlandish “conspiracy theories.”
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By Mark Glenn
“Worries about the Rouhani phone call.” And The New York Times printed this bizarre story: “Iranians Welcome Home Rouhani With Protest.”
However, Obama’s gesture in reaching out to Rouhani and intimating that a deal could be struck between the two nations to resolve the difficult diplomatic situation only makes sense when the events of the lastmonth involving Syria and Russia are factored in.
By all appearances, this is exactly what has taken place. An out-of-control America, firmly in the grip of the Israeli lobby and its voracious appetite for war, would not restrain itself on principles of the Constitution, the rule of law or even thebasic tenets of right versus wrong. The U.S. establishment would only stop the drive to war if it were trapped in a cave with a large, angry bear that was standing in its way.
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Mark Glenn is a commentator and activist fluent in several languages. He is currently based in Idaho. See more from Glenn at www.crescentandcross.com.
TUT Broadcast July 29, 2013
Putin and the Jews–is he ‘one of them’ as certain corners of the ‘Truth Movement’ are alleging or simply a skilled chess player?
We are joined by ‘Alexander from Russia’ to discuss this and other issues.
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TUT Broadcast Aug 20, 2013
The coup in Egypt–an American/Israeli engineered event to keep Egypt from falling into the ‘wrong hands’?
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The Ugly Truth Broadcast Sept 24, 2013
From Russia, With Love…
Russia and Vladimir Putin have stepped into the most unlikeliest of roles as peacemakers and lion tamers of beasts such as Israel and America. A signal towards a paradigm shift in global power?
We are joined by Michael Collins Piper to discuss this and other matters.




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Wiesel sauvera-t-il l’oligarque Khodorkovski?
