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The Azov “Battalion” is many times LARGER than a battalion. It was just captured in Mariupol, but it continues to operate elsewhere.
The CIA spin/lie is that it’s only one battalion. It is not. It is a considerable part of Ukraine’s military, and it keeps ending up in photographs all over the country. One battalion, right. No western “news” reporters ask how and why that is.
He further admits the claim, that Assange had instructed or asked him to access computers in order to find any such recordings, is false.
A major witness in the United States’ Department of Justice case against Julian Assange has admitted to fabricating key accusations in the indictment against the Wikileaks founder.
Craig Murray, a former UK diplomat turned anti-war activist, has been charged with contempt of court for writing blog posts. He faces a possible two years in jail, with no jury and no freedom of speech defense permitted.
The US government, or rather, those regrettable elements in it that hate truth, liberty and justice, want to cheat their way into my extradition and death, rather than letting the public hear the truth, for which I have won the highest awards in journalism and have been nominated 7 times for the Nobel Peace Prize. Truth, ultimately, is all we have.
This thread discusses what the government’s case is. It centers on allegedly trying to help Manning crack a password.
53 percent believe the FBI should have filed charges
A survey of 1,000 likely voters was conducted on October 18 and 19 by the polling company Rasmussen Reports. Voters were asked whether they agreed with the FBI’s decision not to file criminal charges against Hillary Clinton
Justice coming?
ACLU:
Today, Baltimore’s state attorney ruled Freddie Gray’s death a homicide and charged six officers with the crime. This announcement isn’t a victory but it’s certainly an important step towards accountability.
The Department of Justice (DOJ):
The first step towards accountability is transparency.
Mandate that all police departments collect and report data on a quarterly basis on police shootings, and other deaths in custody, as well as stops, frisks, searches, citations, arrests, and uses of force.
Create a national public database of this data, including a breakdown by race, gender, age, outcome, and the officer’s basis for the encounter and action.
I’m in shock right now The most censored and explosive news story of the entire fraudulent “war on terrorism” has just been digitally erased from the internet. This is terrifying, Orwellian stuff if the reason is a government assault on press freedom. It’s happening right now.
Dan Hopsicker tied the Congress of Chechen International Organization to known terrorists like “Shaikh Fathi” who was mentioned in a Patrick Fitzgerald federal indictment. He demonstrated a funding pathway to Chechen terrorists.
I am still hunting for the original article and images. Here is an excerpt of a post about it from another website:
“In 1995, Hopsicker reports that Ruslan formed a company called the “Congress of Chechen International Organizations.” Ruslan even listed his former American spy father-in-law’s home in Rockville, Maryland as the address for the organization. Fuller confirmed this past weekend that Ruslan resided in his home for at least a year while he was married to his daughter. Ruslan’s organization provided funding to a charity, Benevolence International, that would later be designated “financiers of terrorism” by the U.S. Treasury Department and shut down by former U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald after 9/11. Yes, the same prosecutor who sent some of Obama’s closest pals, including Tony Rezko and former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, to prison. The group aided Sheikh Faithi, who Fitzgerald would later describe in an indictment as “a major conduit for providing material support for the Chechen rebels.” Hopsicker notes that Fathi would later “gain a measure of infamy” when it would be learned that he introduced a major Al Qaeda operative to the fight in Afghanistan, Al Khattab, who became the commander of the so-called 20th hijacker from 9/11, Zaccarias Mossaoui. Hopsicker shows a letter used by Fitzgerald in the prosecution of Faithi in which a representative of Ruslan’s organization is thanking Benevolence International for providing shoes to Chechens. The shoes, according to Fitzgerald’s indictment, were actually anti-mine boots for the Chechen Mujahideen to use in their fight against the Russian army. Hopsicker wonders if Ruslan’s organization was acting as a cut-out for the CIA given his close ties to Fuller. Hopsicker also notes a report by Bloomberg that Ruslan started working for USAID as a consultant again in 2008. “Using the home address of a top CIA official under President Ronald Reagan, who had also, and perhaps not coincidentally, been the author of a famous memo that eventually led Oliver North to step off a plane in Iran with TOW missiles in one hand and a cake for the Ayatollah in the other, Ruslan Tsarni’s Congress of Chechens put into practice the CIA’s unacknowledged policy in the former Soviet Republics,” Hopsicker concludes.”
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