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Suspects Arrested in Iranian Nuclear Scientist Assassination

Written on . Posted in PT Middle East.

“The perpetrators of this assassination, some of whom have been identified and even arrested by our security apparatus, will not escape justice and will be dealt with severely,” Senior adviser to the Iranian parliament speaker for international affairs Hossein Amir Abdollahian told the network.

Amir Abdollahian also said that Israel was involved in the terrorist act but it was unable to accomplish the assassination without the help of others.

“Regarding the assassins and organizers of the assassination, there is various evidence that the Zionists were involved in this issue, but whether the Zionists were able to do it alone and without the complicity of the US spy agency or other agencies, they certainly could not do it,” he said.

Fakhrizadeh, a senior nuclear and defense scientist, was assassinated in a small city east of Tehran on November 27.

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BREAKING: Biden says he will force Americans to wear masks for 100 days, calls it a ‘patriotic act’

Written on . Posted in PT World Order.

Former Vice President Joe Biden has promised to force Americans to wear a mask for 100 days should he assume office in January, calling it a “patriotic act.” During an address earlier today, Biden broached the subject of mandatory mask wearing by noting that he will enforce masks wherever possible.

“My first 100 days is going to require — I’m going to ask for a masking plan — everyone, for the first 100 days of my administration, to wear a mask.

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European Central Banlk Preview: Here Comes Another €500 Billion In QE

Written on . Posted in PT Global Economy.

Last March, the ECB’s then-brand new boss Christine Lagarde sparked a mini crisis when quipped that it was not the job of the European Central Bank to narrow the gap in borrowing costs between the eurozone’s stronger and weaker members.

The resulting bond selloff and market mess prompted the ECB’s chief economist Philip Lane to secretly call some of the largest asset managers to calm them that Lagarde had no idea what she was talking about and to stop selling.

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Iran reportedly starts rebuilding Natanz nuclear facility underground

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The New York Times reported Wednesday that Iran has made good on its promise to rebuild its main nuclear fuel enrichment facility destroyed by an explosion in July, an act Iranian officials ascribed to an act of “sabotage.”

Recently, Iran’s nuclear ambitions suffered another setback as Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the regime’s top nuclear scientist and a key architect of its nuclear weapons project, was assassinated near Tehran in another act attributed to Israel.

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Eric Swalwell Implicates Dem Leadership, Blames Trump for Revelation of Chinese Spy Who Infiltrated Him

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In today’s version of “You’ve got to be kidding me,” Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) is blaming President Trump for the Axios report that disclosed his questionable relationship with a Chinese spy.

According to the Axios report (a left wing website), she had enough influence in Swalwell’s inner circle to place an intern in his Washington, D.C., office. She also helped with his campaign fundraising.

There are also allegations that Swalwell had a sexual relationship with Fang. He refused to answer questions about this when Politico (another left wing site) asked him.

U.S. intelligence officials believe that Fang had a sexual relationship with Eric Swalwell …

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Secular Democrats Urge Biden to ‘Advance Constitutional Secularism,’ Attack Christianity

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Secular Democrats of America PAC (SDA) provided former Vice President Joe Biden with a number of radical proposals, calling on him to reverse many of Trump’s actions in defense of religious liberty, and saying the “rise of white Christian nationalism is a national security threat.”

The document issued by SDA at the end of November says the “religious right has scapegoated nonbelievers” — a claim described by WND as a call to “pounce on U.S. Christianity.”

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Sa’ar steps out of Netanyahu’s shadow, and will likely cost him the premiership

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Former Likud no. 2 vows not to serve with Netanyahu again, joining the swelling ranks of parliamentary leaders systematically denying the PM a clear path to retain power

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Rep. Swalwell Called Trump a Russian Spy, His Own Fundraiser was a Chinese Spy

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Rep. Swalwell accused President Trump of being an agent of the Russians. And was one of the most obnoxious elected officials to beat that dead horse.

Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., reacted to the revelation that an FBI agent involved in the “Crossfire Hurricane” Russia investigation “actively listened” for certain topics during a briefing on election interference given to the Trump campaign in August 2016, saying “they were right to do it.”

“Does Trump act as a Russia agent? Yes,”  he tweeted back in September.

What happened next isn’t too surprising.

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The “Great Reset” And Plans For A Global War On Savings

Written on . Posted in PT Global Economy.

Global debt is expected to soar to a record $277 trillion by the end of the year, according to the Institute of International Finance. Developed markets’ total debt—government, corporate, and households—jumped to 432 percent of GDP in the third quarter.

Most of this massive increase of $15 trillion in one year comes from government and corporates’ response to the pandemic. However, we must remember that the total debt figure had already reached record highs in 2019, before any pandemic and in a period of growth.

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