MH17 prosecutor open to theory another plane shot down airliner: Der Spiegel
Updated June 2023
According to a senior prosecutor involved in the investigation, Dutch authorities are examining the possibility that a ground-to-air missile brought down Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17. However, they lean towards the belief that the aircraft was more likely shot down from the air. Russian officials have asserted that a Ukrainian military aircraft in the vicinity was responsible for downing the fully loaded Boeing 777, but Western officials have not accepted this claim.
The Dutch investigators intend to formally request information from Moscow, including the radar data Russia allegedly would provide evidence of a Ukrainian military jet’s presence. Following the tragic crash, the United States revealed evidence pointing to the plane being struck by a ground-to-air missile fired by pro-Russian forces who controlled the region where the wreckage was discovered in eastern Ukraine. Full Story
By now, most of you already have a pretty good idea that the Story the neocon-controlled media is selling is pure BS. The USA could have ended this by accepting the information Russia was willing to provide or releasing satellite imagery they had, but they failed to do so. Failure to disclose critical data and refusal to accept necessary data from outside sources equates to COVER UP.
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Boehner: Bush would’ve punched Putin in the nose for invading Crimea
At a Republican campaign event in Davenport, Iowa, House Speaker John Boehner asserted that former President George W. Bush would have deterred Russian President Vladimir Putin from invading Ukraine, suggesting that Putin was aware of the potential swift retaliation under Bush’s leadership. However, it is important to acknowledge that during Bush’s presidency, Putin invaded the Republic of Georgia. The Bush administration faced criticism for not adopting a more assertive stance against Putin’s actions. Full story
Another idiotic statement by bonehead Boehner, who has a habit of crying like a baby when he is making speeches; simple fact, dude, no one could have stopped Putin, nor would they have dared try to stop him because deep down, everyone knows that they are invading his space and threatening Russia by allowing weak nations that surround Russia to join NATO. In reality, none of the NATO members will come to help these nations if Russia attacks any of them. However, Russia is not bent on attacking countries like the USA is; they want to be left alone. The U.S. is the aggressor here, and the funny part is that it is acting tough when it is broken.
The military war machine is alive only because the US dollar is the world’s reserve currency, so they can print as much money as they want. Still, that option will soon end, and then the US will be like another nation that has to live within its means when it does not have the extra money.
The Controversial Secrets of the Federal Reserve: Unveiling Banking and Global Power
I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies.—Thomas Jefferson
In November 1949, 25-year-old researcher Eustace Mullins was introduced to renowned American poet Ezra Pound, who was held as a political prisoner at St. Elizabeth’s Mental Hospital. Pound, a leading figure in Modern English literature, had introduced the world to literary giants such as James Joyce, W.B. Yeats, and T.S. Eliot. Mullins was commissioned by Pound to investigate the influence of the banking establishment on U.S. policy. Spending mornings in the Library of Congress and meeting Pound every afternoon, Mullins embarked on a journey that would challenge conventional narratives.
The Struggle to Publish “The Secrets of the Federal Reserve”
Mullins’ research culminated with a manuscript titled “The Secrets of the Federal Reserve.” However, its controversial content made it too provocative for American publishers, leading to numerous rejections. Even when it finally found publication in Germany in 1955, the U.S. Military Government seized and burned all 10,000 copies. Nevertheless, thanks to the American Patriot Friends Network, the book is now freely accessible online, shedding light on an alternative perspective of global affairs.
Challenging Conventional Narratives and Economic Control
Mullins’ work presents a narrative that diverges significantly from the commonly taught version of history found in schools and mainstream media. The book asserts that despite the war of independence against England, the United States remained an economic and financial colony of Great Britain. Mullins claims that between 1865 and 1913, London bankers, led by the influential Rothschild family, utilized agents like J.P. Morgan and J.D. Rockefeller to gain control over American industry and establish powerful cartels. The question arises: Where did these bankers acquire their wealth? Mullins argues that European bankers have historically been able to leverage the credit of their host countries to create money.
The Sinister Pact and the Grip of Financial Control
In the seventeenth century, a pact was formed between moneylenders and the aristocracy. Under this arrangement, if the king made paper currency a liability of the state, the moneylenders could print as much money as they desired. This gave rise to private corporations such as the Bank of England, France, and the Reichsbank, which continue to wield significant influence today. Mullins reveals that moneylenders could charge interest on assets created out of thin air through this nefarious pact, enabling them to finance governments, wars, and burgeoning industries. This manipulation lies at the heart of the struggles faced by humanity.
The Interplay of Banking, Politics, and War
Mullins contends that with their vested interest in state debt, the banking elite has been instrumental in promoting ideologies such as Marxism, socialism, and liberalism, which advocate for big government and increased social spending. Furthermore, the book asserts that the same banking interests were involved in funding catastrophic wars of the last century. The Warburgs allegedly financed the Bolshevik Revolution, while the Bank of England supported the rise of Hitler. The revelation that Prescott Bush, grandfather of George W. Bush, headed the financial institution that financed the Nazi war machine adds another layer of intrigue to this complex web of power and finance. Full Story
This makes for a great read. Download the book and draw your conclusions. Almost every war fought in the past 200 years was due to greedy bankers. These evil creatures feed off other people’s misery.
This content was initially published on August 11, 2015, and has been continuously updated, with the most recent update in June 2023.
Unconventional Insights: Capitalizing on Market Corrections
Navigating market volatility can be a formidable challenge, especially for those new to the stock market. The uncertainty and rapid changes often trigger fear, an emotion commonly experienced by many investors. However, some of the most lucrative investment opportunities emerge during these fearful times.
Be Greedy When Others Are Fearful: Warren Buffett’s Wisdom
Renowned billionaire investor Warren Buffett once shared his invaluable wisdom, emphasizing the significance of being greedy when others are fearful. This statement underscores the importance of capitalizing on market corrections when stocks are undervalued and trading at discounted prices. Savvy investors who remain composed and confident can seize the opportunity to acquire high-quality stocks at reduced costs, potentially yielding substantial long-term gains.
The Resilience to Hold and the Rewards of Quality
Investing amidst market fear demands a long-term perspective and the resilience to hold investments during periods of volatility. Recognizing that market corrections are a natural part of the market cycle, often followed by periods of growth, is vital. Historical data demonstrates that the stock market consistently delivers impressive returns over the long haul, even accounting for these periodic corrections.
Disciplined Investing Strategies: Buying Quality and Diversification
Investing during market corrections entails more than simply buying low and selling high; it also involves investing in quality. In times of market fear, investors tend to sell off high-quality stocks along with lower-quality ones, creating an opportunity to purchase quality stocks at discounted prices. These quality stocks have a proven track record of delivering strong returns and are less affected by market volatility than their lower-quality counterparts.
A diversified portfolio with a mix of stocks, bonds, and other investments is essential for managing risk and leveraging market opportunities. This approach allows investors to capitalize on stock market growth while mitigating risk exposure.
Conclusion and Considerations
In conclusion, investing during market corrections requires discipline, patience, and a long-term investment mindset. By investing in high-quality stocks during times of fear, investors can take advantage of discounted prices and benefit from the long-term growth potential of the stock market. Market corrections are a normal part of the market cycle, providing opportunities to acquire quality stocks at lower prices. Investing with a long-term focus and a diversified portfolio can leverage growth opportunities while managing their overall risk exposure.
It’s worth noting that investing in the stock market carries inherent risks, and seeking professional financial advice before making investment decisions is always recommended. While investing during market corrections can lead to significant long-term gains, it’s essential to understand the risks involved and maintain a long-term focus in investment strategies.
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