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The Tony Blair House Journal (editor Alan Rusbridger) reports on Kanye West’s disgusting private performance for the Kazakh dictator and his family, and takes a sideswipe at David Cameron for visiting that country.

But peculiarly they fail to mention that Tony Blair receives US $4 million a year as a consultant to the worker murdering Kazakh dictator, and that Alistair Campbell and Jonathon Powell as well as Blair visit to give this support – which has included a behind the scenes campaign to help Nazarbaev win the Nobel Peace Prize, fortunately with no result to date.

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  • Fred

    “How your MP voted last Thursday on the Syria votes.”

    And a special thank you to those 59, predominantly Labour, MPs from Scottish constituencies without whom WWIII could be starting any time now.

  • Dreoilin

    I had flicked on Sky News again (before I disappeared here) and Tim Marshall said it was the Israelis, not the U.S. He said the Israelis were ‘using an American system’ – that’s all the U.S. had to do with it.

    Target practice, he said. Called it “black sparrow” in military jargon. Set up a target, fire at it and hit it, to show your enemies what you’re capable of.

    RT had previously tweeted “Syrian radar doesn’t detect any missiles landing on their territory” but did they detect the launches? Or are they relying on the Russians?

    —————

    RT Tweet

    Opinion: US evokes ghost of Hitler as PR campaign against Assad goes crazy (by @Robert_Bridge)
    http://rt.com/op-edge/us-hitler-campaign-against-assad-329/

    “Bashar al-Assad now joins the list of Adolf Hitler and Saddam Hussein who have used these weapons in time of war,” Kerry told NBC’s Face the Nation. Kerry called the attack an “affront against the decency and sensibilities of the world.”

  • Trowbridge H. Ford

    Kosovo is interesting, if one takes what CNO Vern Clark told Bob Woodward about it seriously, since it took 78 days to accomplish what the Clinton administration had planned to take only 48 hours of bombing because there was no follow up planning when the strikes didn’t succeed.

    The CNO had good credentials for such claims, as the attack submarine USS Toledo sank the Russian alllegedly unsinkable Kursk sub after it ran into the USS Memphis while leaving port, thinking that it had sunk it when it was only damaged.

    Then, of course, Vern overdid his sendoff of the USS Jimmy Carter which was intended to hit Indonesia’s Aceh province with an earthquake-caused tsunami when, in fact, it caused a massive tragedy all around the Indian Ocean.

    Seems that NATO is now preparing for something similar all around the Mediterranean and beyond.

    America doesn’t learn from its mistakes: it just makes them bigger.

  • Trowbridge H. Ford

    Loved the article in the DM, showing the Kerrys having a cozy, candle-lit dinner with the so-called MIddle East Hitlers back in 2009.

    Wonder if there photos all round Washington, showing the American Secretary of State cornering the Assads in Damascus.

    Can’t beat the DM when the world enters the dirtiest times.

  • Komodo

    Or are they relying on the Russians?

    For long range surveillance, yes. The unit mentioned by the Russian release was the very fancy decimetric phased-array radar at Armavir, which keeps an eye open for incoming (to Russia) from France to Iraq. The Syrians probably only have search radars with a range of, say, 200 miles, as well as shorter-range target acquisition sets. Details may prove me wrong, but I’d guess the missile launch was outside the range of these.

  • mike

    The missile test was simply a coincidence, Komodo. Planned well in advance yadda yadda etc. It certainly wasn’t intended to goad Syria (or Russia) into shooting at the missile in the Gulf of Tonkin stylee. No sir.

    There was no risk that the purpose of this “test” could be misconstrued or become a flashpoint in a highly volatile situation.

    Got it?

  • Dreoilin

    Here, Kerry, check this out

    Al-Qaeda linked terrorists in Syria have beheaded all 24 Syrian passengers traveling from Tartus to Ras al-Ain in northeast of Syria, among them a mother and a 40-days old infant.
    Gunmen from the terrorist Islamic State of Iraq and Levant stopped the bus on the road in Talkalakh and killed everyone before setting the bus on fire.

    http://www.mfs-theothernews.com/2013/09/al-qaeda-militants-kill-24-civilians-in.html

    http://en.alalam.ir/news/1512664

  • Donald

    ‘missile tests’ yeah right, more like testing the Syrian defences. probaly the S300 at work – the Russians even called the missiles ‘targets’ – only one thing targets missiles and that’s AMD like S300.

  • Donald

    A more ‘conspirital’ narrative is emerging on the webosphere of an aborted Israeli false flag attack on a US ship – maybe they are seeing if it can pull off something along those lines because they are getting desperate after being sidetracked by Obama.

  • Donald

    The headline “Israel/US Missile Tests As Tensions Rise”.

    The reality “Tensions Rise after Israel/US Tests Missile”.

  • mike

    Maybe there’s a strong desire to kick things off before the UN publishes its results. Are they due a week on Friday? I do hope Carla del Ponte is in charge of the investigation. Given her findings the last time the heart-eaters gassed folks, perhaps she can’t be relied upon to point the finger in the right direction this time (even though it is not part of the UN team’s remit)

    I was wondering where the Russian fleet was, Dreoilin. Now I know.

    I can’t see anything getting out of hand in the Eastern Med with all that firepower cruising around…

  • Mary - for Truth and Justice

    Thanks for all the brilliant and informative comments here this afternoon.

    It’s quite easy to get your ‘sparrows’ and your ‘arrows’ mixed up.
    http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2013/09/03/u_s_israeli_missile_test_unnanounced_test_of_arrow_defense_system_caught.html

    When out this afternoon, I had told a friend that Arrow missiles had been fired!

    Another fine product of the Raytheon Corp. $125,000 a pop.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIM-7_Sparrow

  • Ben Franklin -Machine Gun Preacher (unleaded version)

    Mike; They haven’t announced when.

    “Officials at the OPCW, headquartered in The Hague close to the U.N.’s Yugoslav war crimes tribunal and the European Union’s Europol police organization, say team members will make no comment on their return.

    That means the first time their full findings are expected to be known will be after they are sent to U.N. headquarters in New York.

    What remains unclear is when exactly that will happen.

    Trapp said the painstaking testing will take several days and the labs working on the samples won’t sacrifice accuracy for the sake of quick results.

    Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/08/31/un-chemical-weapons-experts-pull-out-syria/#ixzz2dqWaB1dP

  • Krishnamurky

    FYI – LABOUR MPS not in the list of 220 who voted nay

    Austin, Ian
    Blackman-Woods, Roberta 
    Blears, Hazel 
    Blomfield, Paul 
    Bradshaw, Ben 
    Burden, Richard 
    Champion, Sarah 
    Clwyd, Ann 
    Connarty, Michael 
    Cooper, Rosie 
    Crausby, David 
    Cryer, John 
    Dakin, Nic 
    Davidson, Ian 
    Fovargue, Yvonne 
    Greenwood, Lilian 
    Hain, Peter
    Hanson, David 
    Heyes, David 
    Hilling, Julie 
    Hodgson, Sharon 
    Hoyle, Lindsay 
    Johnson, Diana 
    Keeley, Barbara
    Love, Andrew (Labour
    McDonagh, Siobhain 
    Mitchell, Austin 
    Munn, Meg (Labour
    Primarolo, Dawn 
    Qureshi, Yasmin 
    Reynolds, Jonathan 
    Smith, Angela 
    Spellar, John 
    Turner, Karl 
    Woodcock, John 
    Woodward, Shaun 

  • Mary - for Truth and Justice

    This is what Obomber wants to ‘support’.

    Al-Qaeda militants kill 24 civilians near Ras al-Ain

    Al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist groups operating in Syria, including the al-Nusra Front, are trying to capture Kurdish territories and make them part of a state they want to create in the region. Al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist groups operating in Syria, including the al-Nusra Front, are trying to capture Kurdish territories and make them part of a state they want to create in the region.

    Al-Qaeda linked terrorists in Syria have beheaded all 24 Syrian passengers traveling from Tartus to Ras al-Ain in northeast of Syria, among them a mother and a 40-days old infant.

    Gunmen from the terrorist Islamic State of Iraq and Levant stopped the bus on the road in Talkalakh and killed everyone before setting the bus on fire.

    According to media reports, the attack was carried out because the passengers who were from three different villages in Ras al-Ain, supported anti-terrorist Kurdish groups which were formed recently to defend Kurdish population against anti-Syria terrorists.

    Bodies of a mother and her 40-days infant were also seen among the dead, which were recognized by their relatives.

    /..
    http://en.alalam.ir/news/1512664

    Yes I know it’s an Iranian site and that the report will be disbelieved by some for that reason.

    David Owen said earlier that he is very fearful of a Sunni Shia divide with the war spreading into Lebanon and Iraq. He is hoping for a political solution to be found at the G20. A snowball’s chance of that in hell I should say.

    Lord Owen: How the G20 could break the deadlock on Syria
    http://www.lorddavidowen.co.uk/1568/

  • AlcAnon

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2410132/David-Miliband-defies-Ed-insist-intervention-Syria-increasingly-necessary.html

    Brothers at war: David Miliband defies Ed to insist intervention in Syria is ‘increasingly necessary’ despite being unpopular

    David Miliband today put himself at odds with his Labour leader brother Ed to warn that international intervention in Syria is ‘increasingly necessary’.

    The former foreign secretary condemned the failure of western governments including Britain to ‘break the diplomatic and military deadlock’ and warned humanitarian aid cannot reach refugees because aid agencies are coming under ‘aerial bombardment’.

    His warning that Syria risks becoming a ‘dangerous no-man’s-land’ like Afghanistan appears at odds with Ed Miliband’s insistence that Labour will not back a second vote on UK military intervention.

  • Anon

    Interesting to see John Dross engaging in a civil discussion with “Krishnamurky”, who recently called for “Rib cage anorexia” of Jews aboard “cattle trucks”. No criticism of that post was offered by John Dross or any other Murrayista.

    Komodo, your calling me a “tool”, asking me whether I “shag goats” and accusing Habbabkuk of “beating his wife” disqualify you from any decent discussion.

  • Krishnamurky

    @John Goss – We have to be ready for the second vote, the MPs on this list need reminding , the devil can be beat ! Only they need to show up too next time, Blomfeld & Co may be excused on religious grounds. Like the fake new labourite David Milliband, there must be some magic in all the meat pies eaten by the Union Leaders who sagely voted him out. BTW – strange silence from crypto AoC Wellby on this key issue affecting the flock.

  • Jon

    Anon,

    I hope you’ll permit me to share my thoughts about your approach to discussion.

    I sometimes see you referring to people in the third person, and making comments about them, rather than approaching them directly. Do you think that conversing with John is futile, and thus you’d rather make remarks about him addressed to the gallery, rather than talking to him directly? I’m pretty sure it would be better if you were to try to change his mind about whatever you disagree with – more productive and civil, imo.

    I am unsure if I qualify as a “Murrayista”, but I have repeatedly criticised Krishnamurky (alternatively English Knight or Hasbarista) for persistent anti-Jewish posts. However, even though racism of all kinds is challenged here, you persist with the implication that everyone posting here is vehemently anti-Jewish. That isn’t true, but saying so also rather shuts the conversation down. I think people are wary of discoursing with you as a result.

    For what it is worth, I didn’t see the “Rib cage anorexia” post, but if people ignored it, perhaps people are just better at not rising to the bait? Krishnamurky prefers to make drive-by points, persuades nobody of anything, and rarely stops to explain what he/she thinks. The openly racist stuff gets deleted anyway, and you can always report it using the contact form.

  • Mary - for Truth and Justice

    Krishnamurky The AoC did speak about Syria six days ago. He trod the middle line.

    Welby warns against ‘rushing to judgment’ over Syria intervention
    The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned against “rushing to judgment” over military action in Syria insisting that it could have “unforeseeable consequences” across the entire Muslim world. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/religion/10269721/Welby-warns-against-rushing-to-judgment-over-Syria-intervention.html

    He spoke in the Lords here @ 5.54pm
    http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld201314/ldhansrd/text/130829-0001.htm#13082910000229

    ~~~

    Thanks Macky. Will read later.

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