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Saturday, 17 June

09:52

West is a dictatorship in decline: Venezuela FM in exclusive interview "IndyWatch Feed War"

16 Jun 2023 Source: Al Mayadeen Venezuelas Foreign Minister says the United States and the West are both in decline, calling the former an exploitative dictatorship. By Al Mayadeen English Al Mayadeen interviewed Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil, asking him about various topics from the recent visit may by Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to the country to the []

03:04

US, Israel defense ministers discuss anti-Iran alliance "IndyWatch Feed War"

The Cradle | June 16, 2023

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant met with US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on 15 June at the NATO summit in Brussels to discuss Iran and other important aspects of the US-Israel relationship, the Jerusalem Post reported.

Gallant discussed with Austin his claims that Iran stimulates attacks against Israel using proxies in Syria, Lebanon, Gaza, and the West Bank, and reiterated Israels right to self-defense, the Israeli paper said.

Before departing for Belgium, Gallant said he would discuss with Austin the implementation of the joint commitment of both our countries to make sure Iran will never possess nuclear military capabilities.

Israeli threats against Iran have intensified in recent months amid unconfirmed reports that Washington is close to reaching an interim or partial nuclear deal with Tehran through indirect talks in Oman.

Israel opposes a US nuclear deal with Iran, while Iranian officials have made clear they will only accept a full return to the nuclear deal signed with the Obama administration in 2015. The Trump administration withdrew from the deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), unilaterally in 2018. The JCPOA placed limits on Irans nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.

Despite US negotiations with Iran, the US military has expanded military cooperation with Israel this year and carried out exercises viewed as veiled threats against Iran, such as the Juniper Oak exercise in January.

The exercise involved 7,900 personnel, 142 combat aircraft, twelve warships, and activities across all domains (sea, air, land, space, and cyber). The main goals of the exercise were to improve interoperability and to demonstrate the ability to surge forces into the region in the event of war with Iran.

Reports emerged that the exercise simulated strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, though US officials denied this.

In March, Austin met with Gallant in Israel. At the time, Austin said that although the Biden administration continues to believe in diplomacy, it would not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon.

Despite ongoing political differences between the Biden administration and the Israeli government regarding Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus proposed l...

03:03

Mandiant macht, was sie immer machen: Sie blasen ein ... "IndyWatch Feed Europe"

Mandiant macht, was sie immer machen: Sie blasen ein monumentales Verkacken ihres Auftraggebers zu einer weltweiten Geheimdienstverschwrung auf. Aktuell: Barracuda und "die Chinesen".

Am Ende ist das Narrativ dann so Mission Impossible, dass niemand mehr fragt, wieso Barracuda-Produkte berhaupt angreifbar waren. Mandiant hat ja auch etabliert, dass man sich gegen "die Chinesen" eh nicht wehren kann.

Mandiant firmiert zwar als Security-Bude, aber man sollte die eher als PR-Bude betrachten. Die beauftragst du, wenn deine Htte brennt, und du deine Kunden und Investoren von deinem Versagen ablenken willst, fr das du eigentlich in den Knast gehren wrdest.

Mandiant hat auch den Begriff "APT" oder "Advanced Persistent Threat" erfunden, und arbeitet gerne und hufig fr die US-Regierung. Achtet brigens mal drauf, wie hufig Mandiant schon die amerikanischen Geheimdienste hinter einer weltweiten Verschwrung identifiziert hat. Ich krze das mal ab: Noch nie.

Die Iraner, Chinesen und Nordkoreaner sind ja auch doof. Die sollten Mandiant ein paar Regierungs-Groauftrge geben! Dann wre sofort Schluss mit Attribuierung von Cyber-Cyber zu ihnen! Dann kme ab morgen alles aus Vietnam oder so. Nee, warte. Kambodscha!!

02:41

Any US-Iran 'arrangement' needs lawmaker oversight, top congressman says "IndyWatch Feed War"

Any US-Iran 'arrangement' needs lawmaker oversight, top congressman says

Chairman of House Foreign Affairs Committee warns White House even an informal agreement with Iran is subject to congressional oversight
MEE staff Fri, 06/16/2023 - 17:41
Congressman Michael McCaul arrives at a caucus meeting with House Republicans on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on 10 May 2023 (AFP)

The Biden administration must submit any arrangement or understanding with Iran to Congress for review or risk breaching US law, the Republican chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee said in a letter to the White House.

In a letter dated 15 June, Congressman Michael McCaul said he was disturbed by reports that the US was in proximity talks with Iran which involved the greenlighting of sizable payments to the Islamic Republic. 

This calls into question your Administrations intent to follow the law and submit any agreement with Iran to Congress, as required by the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act of 2015, he wrote.

Middle East Eye first reported that Iran and the US were nearing a temporary deal to swap some sanctions relief for reducing Iranian uranium enrichment activities.

Two sources with direct knowledge of the talks told MEE that talks had made significant headway and the two sides' negotiators had reached an agreement on a temporary deal to take to their respective superiors.

01:43

INTERVIEW: Freddie Ponton NATO is Collapsing From Within "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

Ukraines failed counter offensive and NATOs weapon trafficking business being run through Ukraine.

In this episode of the Patrick Henningsen Show on TNT Radio which aired on June 14, 2023, Patrick talks with independent French researcher and journalist Freddie Ponton, about NATOs weapon trafficking business through Ukraine, as Kiev gradually collapses after successive failed counter offensives. Also, Olaf Scholz is shaping up to be the worst German leader since WWII. Saudis MBS is taking the lead in the Middle East a major geopolitical broker, with Iran and BRICS emerging as an economic force. All this and more. Listen:

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Friday, 16 June

19:59

The Arab-Iranian Dialogue as a prerequisite of these countries entry into the BRICS "IndyWatch Feed Asia"

The Arab-Iranian Dialogue

A three-day informal Arab-Iranian Dialogue has just taken place in Doha (Qatar). The conference, mostly held behind closed doors, acquired special significance because it took place shortly after events showing that the world may be ready to turn a new page in its history.  First, the top leadership of both countries Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud and the Supreme Leader of Iran Ali Khamenei not only positively perceived the idea of Russian President Vladimir Putin to create a multipolar world, but are also actively implementing this plan. Second, both leaders vigorously advocate limiting the overwhelming and negative role of the United States in the entire Gulf region.

The Iranian participants included former officials and high-ranking representatives of universities and semi-official institutions. They offered different points of view on Tehrans regional policy. The majority expressed a new desire for interaction, reconciliation and cooperation. For the first time, they agreed to the idea of holding negotiations with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) on Irans nuclear program. They showed flexibility on some regional issues, which was even more evident during the negotiations on the sidelines of the main event.

It should be recalled that the relations of the Arab world with Iran were complicated during the era of Mohammad Reza Shah, and especially after the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran. Since then, Tehran has been paying increased attention to its foreign policy and spreading the ideas of the Islamic Revolution in neighboring countries, especially the Arab world. Harsh, unjustified sanctions by the United States and European countries forced the Iranian leadership to militarize the Iranian economy in order to protect the countrys sovereignty, which led to the impoverishment of its people and brought the once prosperous country to the brink of collapse. But Tehran has successfully overcome all the obstacles of the Western world on its way to sovereignty and is following the path of protecting the Iranian...

19:54

Iranian press review: Iran to boost Venezuela's oil production, says minister "IndyWatch Feed War"

Iranian press review: Iran to boost Venezuela's oil production, says minister

Meanwhile, water war with Afghanistan increases poverty in Irans Sistan province, and new restrictions imposed on MP who exposed corruption
MEE correspondent Fri, 06/16/2023 - 10:54
Supporters wave the flags of Venezuela and Iran as Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi arrives at Miraflores Presidential Palace in Caracas this week (AFP)

Tehran to support Caracas oil production

Iran's oil minister says Iran is set to help Venezuela expand oil production with new bilateral agreements signed amid President Ebrahim Raisi's visit to the country.

On Tuesday, the IRNA news agency quoted the minister, Jawad Owji, as saying that Iran would invest in expanding oil fields and developing oil terminals in Venezuela as part of the deals.

Owji said Iran has exported more than 2.8 million technical parts for refineries to its Latin American ally since Raisi took office in 2021.

[Collaborating] in the petrochemical industry is now on our agenda, as Venezuela can produce 12 million tons of ammonia, urea and polyethylene, he added.

Venezuela has one of the largest oil reserves in the world, but as a result of US sanctions, it has been unable to renovate oil industry infrastructure and has been hit by severe petrol shortages in recent years.

...

10:00

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi Concludes Visit with Renewed Focus on South-South Cooperation "IndyWatch Feed War"

Peoples Dispatch Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi (standing-L) and Cuban president Miguel Daz-Canel watch as senior officials from the two countries sign cooperation deals in the Palace of the Revolution in the Cuban capital Havana on June 15, 2023. (Photo: Press TV) Iranian President Ebrahim Raisis visit to three Latin American countries Venezuela, Cuba, and...

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10:00

The West is a Dictatorship in Decline: Interview with Venezuelas Foreign Minister "IndyWatch Feed War"

Al Mayadeen Al Mayadeen interviewed Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil, asking him about various topics from the recent visit may by Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi to the country to the US sanctions stifling the Venezuelan economy. The interview aired Friday and saw the top Venezuelan diplomat talk about his countrys people and its development despite the Western draconian...

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09:32

Killing the Story: Bakhmut, Nick Cohen, Kakhovka, Nord Stream, and Piers Morgan "IndyWatch Feed War"

The late writer, broadcaster and wit Clive James formulated what he called the Barry Manilow Law:

Everyone you know thinks Barry Manilow is absolutely terrible. But everyone you dont know thinks hes great. (James, cited Martin Amis, Inside Story, Vintage, 2020, e-book, p.74)

Everyone you know thinks BBC News is absolutely terrible. But everyone you dont know thinks its great.

The BBC wasnt always quite this bad. When we started out in 2001, people like Director of News Richard Sambrook and Newsnight editor Peter Barron sent us long, respectful replies to our analysis. We were invited to appear on BBC One, BBC Two and BBC radio (we were interviewed by BBC Radio Five Live). Barron even blogged about us positively on the BBC website.

All of this has gone. Our criticisms, now, are met with paranoid silence. And there is much for BBC journalists to be paranoid about, for they are now clearly operating as de facto agents of state.

When the US targeted Syria for regime change in 2011, a flood of anti-Assad atrocity claims and pro-rebel propaganda washed across the BBCs news pages. The BBCs campaign ended the moment the US campaign for regime change ended. When Iran, Venezuela and Libya fell under the US crosshairs, the same BBC propaganda machine cranked into action. Similarly, anyone measuring BBC performance 2022-2023, will find hundreds of reports and comment pieces country is technically not at war with Russia certainly Russia is not attacking us. It couldnt be more obvious that when the green light for war and regime change is on, the BBC is expected to host daily propaganda pieces to generate public support.

In his superb...

07:29

The waiting game: How the US sabotages Lebanons energy security "IndyWatch Feed War"

June 15 2023 In an exclusive interview with The Cradle, Lebanons Energy Minister Walid Fayyad addresses the countrys energy shortage dilemma: Receive Iranian oil and risk US sanctions, or wait indefinitely for a purposely delayed US-backed initiative. By Hasan Illaik For almost 30 years, Lebanese authorities have failed to properly manage the state-run electricity company, lectricit du []

05:58

Taliban Border Clashes With Neighboring States Of Afghanistan (Map Update) "IndyWatch Feed War"

Taliban Border Clashes With Neighboring States Of Afghanistan (Map Update)

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Since the onset of Talibans takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021, the Taliban-affiliated militants have conducted 26 clashes with Afghanistan neighbors. The armed conflicts have resulted in the death and injury of dozens of civilians as well as border guards from Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan and other neighboring countries.

The main root cause of the Talibans border clashes with Afghanistans neighbors is that the Taliban militants possess insufficient know-how regarding international border laws and regulations. More importantly, the Taliban rulers do not make any effort to prevent tensions with their neighbor states!

Afghanistan is a landlocked country, which does not have any access to free waters. And the prelude to the establishment of stability and security in such a region is cooperation with neighboring states in order to create appropriate condition for economic and political growth along with issues such as security and stability.

Unfortunately, following five decades of conflict and bloodshed in Afghanistan, the country is still involved in ethnic clashes as well as pursuit of self-interest by powerful individuals and one-dimensional governments. Hence, it can be predicted that the war-torn...

04:55

US wants Iran to de-escalate tensions, free detained Americans "IndyWatch Feed War"

US wants Iran to de-escalate tensions, free detained Americans

State Department says reports of agreement between Iran and US 'are not true'
MEE staff Thu, 06/15/2023 - 19:55
The comments from Miller come more than a week after Middle East Eye reported that Iran and the US were nearing a temporary deal.
Comments from State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller come more than a week after Middle East Eye reported Iran and US were nearing a temporary deal (Screengrab/YouTube)

The United States has said it wants Iran to take steps to de-escalate tensions, including steps to curb its nuclear programme and cease actions that destabilise the region, State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller told reporters on Thursday.

The spokesperson added that the US continues to use diplomatic engagements to pursue goals with Iran in coordination with allies and partners, but said that Washington denies any reports that a deal with Tehran is imminent.

"We want Iran to take steps to de-escalate tensions, which of course includes steps to curb its nuclear programme," Miller said.

"As I said yesterday, with respect to Iran's nuclear programme, there is no deal. The reports that there is a deal or some agreement or some other description, however you want to describe it, are not true."

He added that the US wants Iran to "release Americans who continue to be wrongfully detained".

"The wrongful detention o...

04:00

American Politics: It Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

FATE OF THE REPUBLIC

Editors Note: WhoWhatWhy has asked a select group of experts and observers to weigh in on where America is at and where it may be headed with regard to the health and function of its democracy. This essay, the first of our series, presents the views of John Zogby, who has been a prominent pollster with his finger on the nations cultural and political pulses since 1984.

 

The threats to democracy worldwide are very real and not to be dismissed. In addition to enabling more formal alliances among autocratic powers like China, Russia, and Iran, there has been an ascendancy of ultra-right regimes and parties in places as diverse as Italy, Turkey, Hungary, Sweden, India, Israel, and France. Even Tennessee, for that matter. 

This provides a global context for the dangers the United States faces with Trumpism. There is less of a cushion for the supporters of democratic institutions and governance to rely upon and, in turn, the US no longer can represent itself as a governance role model to others. 

This threat is not new. Following the disputed US election of 2000, Zogby International was commissioned to conduct a poll by Reuters. We asked those who had voted for George W. Bush and Al Gore how they would feel if the other side were declared the winner. The results 23 years ago were stunning. Among Gore supporters, 47 percent acknowledged that Bush would be the legitimately elected president, while 30 percent felt the election would be stolen. On the other hand, among Bush voters, only 21 percent said Gore would be legitimate. 

Lets understand this fully. Our findings did not merely suggest opposition or dislike, these voters were saying that they would not accept the results of the election. Notable, as well, was the strong partisan differential: Bush voters were significantly less accepting. It was an actual challenge to our democracy. And it was a precursor to the very position we find ourselves in now. 

There are broader reasons for this. Culturally, we appear to be hopelessly split, no longer the national community desired by James Madison and other Founding Fathers. In a December 2003 poll, Zogby International asked a series of questions about hot-button issues as well as values and behaviors. 

Splitting American voters into red-state Bush voters and blue-state Gore voters, we discovered that the red-state voters were far more likely to consider abortion to be a form of manslaughter, while the bl......

02:07

Asian central banks to ditch SWIFT, adopt Iran's alternative as de-dollarization accelerates "IndyWatch Feed World"

In the latest shot fired in the growing rebellion against US dollar dominance, the nine-nation Asian Clearing Union (ACU) has agreed to use Iran's financial messaging system as an alternative to the dollar-denominated SWIFT system that has long served as the globe's financial nervous system. "The secretary general of the Asian Clearing Union (ACU) says Iran's financial messaging system SEPAM will replace SWIFT, a dollar-based international system, in trade exchanges between ACU members beginning next month," Iran's IRNA News Agency reported. At a Tehran summit in May, ACU members agreed to establish a SWIFT alternative within a month. The adoption of Iran's SEPAM will be an interim measure, as the ACU will develop its own messaging system over the next several months. Established in 1974, the ACU now comprises the central banks of India, Pakistan, Iran, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bhutan. Belarus and Mauritius applied for ACU membership at the May summit...

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Thursday, 15 June

23:32

US sends more fighter jets to its Middle East "IndyWatch Feed War"

RT | June 15, 2023

The US military has sent additional fighter jets to the Middle East after accusing Russia of increasingly unsafe aircraft activity in the region, including during several incidents in Syria.

F-22 Raptors with the 94th Fighter Squadron have been deployed from Langley Air Force Base in Virginia, according to Central Command (CENTCOM), which oversees US military operations in the Middle East, Central Asia and parts of Africa.

The decision was part of a multifaceted show of US support and capability in the wake of increasingly unsafe and unprofessional behavior by Russian aircraft, CENTCOM said in a press release on Wednesday.

Pentagon officials have accused Moscow of reckless flights over US bases in Syria in recent weeks, with CENTCOM chief General Erik Kurilla claiming there has been a significant spike in provocative actions since March.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal in April, Air Force Lieutenant General Alexus Grynkewich warned that the rise in tensions could lead to a miscalculation among Russian and American pilots operating in Syria, stating there were 60 separate incidents between March and April alone.

Moscow has similarly accused Washington of unprofessional behavior in Syria. Last month, Rear Admiral Oleg Gurinov, deputy head of the Russian Center for the Reconciliation of Warring Parties in Syria, said American warplanes continued to commit gross violations of deconfliction protocols.

US Air Force pilots continue to activate weapons systems when approaching in the air with Russian Aerospace Forces aircraft performing planned flights in eastern Syria, the official added.

The US currently maintains about 900 ground troops in Syria and operates a network of air bases around the region. The new aircraft deployment also comes after CENTCOM said it would strengthen the US defense posture in the Middle East with additional naval assets, vowing to carry out heightened patrols in the Persian Gulf in response to destabilizing actions by Tehran.

15:09

The Jot and Tittle Each Separate Hair on Your Head is Measured and Known and Every Falling Leaf and Sparrow. "IndyWatch Feed War"

Smoking Mirrors June 14, 2023

God Poet Transmitting.

Trends and Patterns. I cant help myself. Ive got that Sherlock gene and I dont let anything rest until I have gleaned what it is possible for me to know according to my standards. Lately I see Amy Schumer everywhere on the news for the most ridiculous and contrived reasons. This happens on a regular schedule with a number of aging used-to-be(s) and wannabes.

Schumer has about the same currency as an ugly Kardashian. By my standards, there are no beautiful Kardashians because I measure a womans beauty by the presence of The Qualities of The Divine in her. Schumers account is way overdrawn. She has zero talent that I have ever seen and looks like Lady Nature got even with her for some previous egregious offense, BUT she insists on The World paying homage to something she doesnt possess.

I swear somehow life gets even with all of us.

Ive looked into the Trump situation the legal end of it and theres no way they are even allowed to do what they are doing, and yet they continue to do it. This is all down to Merrick Garland and the moneymen who are his puppeteers. Anyone who names their kid Merrick is creating an ambulatory bag of resentments with a hard-on for the future where he gets hoisted on his own petard.

I no longer have much sympathy for Trump. Right off, I didnt trust him. Then I thought he was the best fit for the country and then? He got on The Killer Vaccine slay ride. His vanity seems to override his reason or else hes the other side of a tandem that plays the people caught in between.

I could be wrong about many things. Im not wrong about his support for The Killer Vaccines. I still continued to cut him slack because there was a chance for him to do a turn-around when the truth came out about The Killer Vaccines. He didnt. He didnt do a turn-around.

I am seeing something a collage of appearances that have been passing before my eyes for some time, and now they are speeding up. Ive been watching A to B to C jumping to H then by passing I to J to K. Then it sweeps around like it wasnt there in the first place and tries to tell us we already knew that and it was our idea. Its sort of like giving people what they dont want before they imagine they asked for it if you catch the intention of my math which is everything but linear.

When Schumer pops up instead of just being grateful that its not Lena Dunham I immediately catch a false flag false flag false flag ticker going across my mind screen. Im starting to see people and environments as tarot cards an...

12:37

Imam Khamenei Welcomes Leaders of Palestinian Resistance: Israel is Desperate "IndyWatch Feed War"

Wednesday, 14 June 2023 4:39 PM  [ Last Update: Wednesday, 14 June 2023 6:05 PM ] Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has lauded the recent victory of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement against Israel, saying the growing power of Palestinian resistance groups is the key to bringing the occupying regime to its knees. Ayatollah Khamenei made []

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Wednesday, 14 June

05:29

Syria: What is the US endgame? "IndyWatch Feed War"

Syria: What is the US endgame?

US military presence there has morphed into a low-level forever war as Bashar al-Assad rejoins regional fold
Sean Mathews Tue, 06/13/2023 - 20:29
A member of Syrian Democratic Forces near an armoured military vehicle on outskirts of Rumaylan in Syria's northeastern Hasakah province, on 27 March 2023 (AFP)

The US said on Wednesday it was sending F-22 fighter jets to Syria to counter threats from Russia, underlining how a military mission that started with the aim of combating the Islamic State militant (IS) group has turned into a wider geopolitical scramble. 

As the Syrian conflict has progressed, Washington's rivals, Iran and Russia, have entrenched themselves in Syria - at a time when Bashar al-Assad is regaining friends in the region.

US troops arrived in northeast Syria in 2015 as part of Operation Inherent Resolve. Working alongside the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a Kurdish-majority militia, they pushed back IS after it swept through vast swathes of Syria and neighbouring Iraq. The so-called "caliphate" was territorially defeated in 2019.

Militarily, the US mission continues to be a success.

During Ramadan this year, IS managed just 19 attacks in Syria, a 37 percent decrease from the same period last year and 70 percent less compared to 2020, according to the US-led coalition.

Tuesday, 13 June

18:06

GCC foreign ministers urge international action to stop Israels settlement construction plans "IndyWatch Feed War"

Monday, 12 June 2023 1:03 AM  [ Last Update: Monday, 12 June 2023 2:36 AM ] Foreign ministers of the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) have strongly condemned Israels plans to build new settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, urging international action to stop such plans. The foreign ministers voiced the condemnation during the bodys 156th ministerial meeting in the Saudi Arabias capital city []

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