veteranstoday--2020-12-06--NEO – The realities and prospects involved in Turkey’s expansion in Central Asia

by Vladimir Odintsov , …with New Eastern Outlook , Moscow , …and the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences , a research institution for the study of the countries and cultures of Asia and North Africa .
[ Editor ’ s Note : Odintsov has an excellent article below on a complex and difficult topic to write about for Westerners because they often lack the educational background and historical heritage ties to jump start the process .
A similar example would be having Odintsov writing about the issues behind the American ‘ experiment ’ between its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the second with the Confederacy .
With the endless debates on that painful period continuing among Americans , heaven help a ‘ furriner ’ jumping into the fray .
I was going to begin this intro by suggesting that Erdogan was borrowing from the Trump arrow quiver with his deploying Turkey ’ s own version of becoming a unipolar power , of sorts .
There are the obvious dualities of economic/trade expansion , combined with the use of military power to help ‘ close the deal ’ when necessary .
We see this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Greece , and Erdogan ’ s claims of economic undersea rights all the way to Libya , and then its partnering in the theft of Syrian oil from ISIS , the SDF and the Americans , like it was just another day at the office and no one else ’ s business .
The recent war against Armenia was an unfortunate example .
Azeris have already begun moving into the newly captured territory , and one of the first things they do , the military , is begin destroying the ancient cemeteries and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Russian peacekeepers had no interest in trying to prevent that .
I had initially been surprised at all the military adventures Erdogan was making with a stalled economy and a pandemic to boot .
But I eventually sensed the whiff of Gulf State money behind him , from the usual low population states wanting to partner with a much larger Muslim country with a sizable modern military , which Turkey has .
Unlike the fake Saudi Arabian military , Turkey ’ s can actually fight when it is not using mercenaries .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ up with crooked Erdogan will end up similar to those who might have thought hooking up with deeply flawed Trump was the key to a guaranteed seat at the unipolar sharing of the loot .
The ex-PM/FM of Qatar spilled the beans on the Charlie Rose show that it had blown $ 160 billion with the US coalition attempting to Balkanize Syria , a project still sadly in progress .
Trump burned himself down in four years , and seems intent on continuing that path .
But Erdogan is nothing if not a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to prove it .
After the failed coup against him , he crushed his opposition , which included VT ’ s first Turkish correspondent who disappeared doing the post coup opposition media roundups .
VT ’ s losing people from time to time is an inescapable part of the work , especially in conflict areas , but disappearances are worse than the KIAs , especially on the families .
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Click to donate > > In recent decades , Turkey has laid claim to playing the role of a new regional superpower , and has increasingly begun to pursue an independent foreign policy , which many political scientists have dubbed Neo-Ottomanism .
Furthermore , Ankara ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ very quickly , and it is attempting not only to position itself as a regional power , but as a key state in something that has been provisionally named “ Afrasia ” , meaning a link between Africa , Asia , and Europe .
Turkish leader Tayyip Erdogan seriously believes that Ankara is the one that should play a primary role in foreign policy issues in the Middle East and Central Asia , given that many of the countries in this region were once part of the Ottoman Empire .
For example , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Arab Spring ” of 2011 are countries in the former “ Ottoman encompassment ” : Egypt , Tunisia , Libya , Syria , and Yemen .
The same is true for many states in Central Asia .
Proceeding from these facts , politicians currently at the helm in Turkey consider themselves entitled to take an active part in their politics , or at least the same way that Britain does concerning the Commonwealth , or the way France does regarding its former colonies and countries in the Francophone world .
In the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ put particular emphasis in terms of forming his expansionist policy on setting up the essential prerequisites to consolidate the “ territory of Turan ” as a global supranational entity that unites both Turkic and other peoples in Central Asia and Siberia .
Against the backdrop of the collapse of the USSR , and the end of the former political and military divide in the world , at first the Turkish political elite really did experience a certain euphoria in restoring contacts that it had lost throughout the “ Turkic world ” .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , and activity has picked up on the part of the International Organization of Turkic Culture , the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency ( TIKA ) , the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic-speaking Countries , the Council of Elders of the Turkic Council , the World Assembly of Turkic Peoples , etc .
At the same time , Ankara has conscientiously tried not to “ irk ” Russia .
Following the example that has been set by Western countries of using various NGOs to alter the political priorities and bearings present in specific countries @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Central Asia at the level of social , education , and cultural projects , fostering cooperation in the areas of transport and tourism , and attempting to integrate the Central Asian republics ’ economies and its own by building close ties at the level of small- and medium-sized businesses .
In addition , there has been a trend towards making attempts to invest in projects relating to healthcare , education , and social policy .
Consequently , in a number of Central Asian countries pockets have popped up where the pro-Turkish lobby maintains @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Kazakhstan , where a whole generation of elite has been raised with education in Turkish schools .
However , in some Central Asian countries , for example , in Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan , these attempts have failed , and Uzbekistan ’ s President Karimov even banned Turkish TV serials from being broadcast in the country .
Central Asian countries gained an understanding quite swiftly that expansion on the part of the Turkish economy could lead to serious problems for those representing small- and medium-sized businesses in the region ’ s countries ; @ @ @ @ @ @ @ organizations – for example in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan – may be out of work after Turkish goods flood the shelves .
In addition , there is a danger that Turkey , which exports mainly agricultural products , might change the pricing policy that government-run agricultural organizations in these countries have grown accustomed to , and this would inevitably lead to a decrease in budgetary revenues , layoffs for some workers , and then accordingly to decreases in the volume of products manufactured in the future .
Besides that , land suitable for cultivation @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lease , and after that foreign farmers would arrive in these countries .
For its part , in a worst-case scenario this could lead to first privately run , and then government-owned , organizations becoming supplanted in their own territories .
The final chapter in this could be a state of debt bondage , and the country entering into Turkish external receivership , since there will be no funds flowing into the economy from the agricultural sector .
Therefore , Erdogan ’ s program to create a “ unified Turan ” , which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ restoring the Great Ottoman Empire , is effectively focused on putting this in place in Central Asia , but using economic methods and not military force .
However , Ankara has not taken the military aspect involved in bringing Central Asian countries into this “ Turkic family ” off the table , and the idea has sprung up among the country ’ s leadership of building up a “ Turkic NATO ” that has a single “ Turanian Army ” .
These ideas were propagated particularly energetically by Tayyip Erdogan against the background @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
But this Neo-Ottomanist idea put forth by the Turkish leader has not yet garnered wide support among Central Asian countries , and for several rationales .
One of them is the memory that Central Asia has about the situation when , in the 1990s , Ankara welcomed Uzbek oppositionists with open arms – who plotted acts of terrorism that they then carried out in some cities in Uzbekistan .
In Central Asia , they see how Ankara is actively making overtures to radicals from the Muslim Brotherhood ( banned in the Russian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fighters , namely those with DAESH ( banned in the Russian Federation – Ed . )
and a number of others – something which the region does not need in the least .
This is sometimes reflected in the fact that they are given asylum , and recently another “ petitioner ” like this – Idriss Sihamedi , the head of the “ BarakaCity ” organization , which was shut down in France on charges of spreading radical Islam and justifying terrorist acts – applied for asylum in Turkey .
Or in how @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , redeploying militants to Libya or Nagorno-Karabakh to fulfill advantageous political and military objectives .
Or in how it provides financial support to DAESH by being a major purchaser for oil produced by DAESH .
And if the oil channel from DAESH could be turned off , then Turkey ’ s support for the jihadists , including delivering weapons to Syria and Libya for them , persists .
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights ( SOHR ) specifically reports that 4,000 DAESH militants were recently sent to Nagorno-Karabakh to fight the Armenians .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ Turkey is helping by doing this – it is clearly not Azerbaijan , since the president of that country , Aliyev , is hardly delighted with the idea of sheltering thousands of extremist fighters on his territory .
But Azerbaijan has signed several different agreements with Turkey , and entered into many various alliances with Ankara , so now it is being forced to reap “ Turkish dividends ” from all this .
All this has served as a valuable lesson to other countries , especially those in Central Asia , which Ankara @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a “ marathon of treaties ” in recent years similar to the one Azerbaijan ran .
What does not contribute to Turkey ’ s expansion in the region , despite the desperate hopes harbored by Ankara , is the realization there that , in reality , there is no “ unified Turkic world ” .
There is no unified Turkic people , since scientists call Turkic people all peoples who speak the languages in the Turkic family of Altaic languages .
The Turkic community is a philological and linguistic concept , but not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to various sources , Turkic languages are spoken by up to 35 different peoples , including the Turks , Turkmens , Uzbeks , Azerbaijanis , Kazakhs , Kyrgyz , and Gagauz , as well as the Russian Tatars , Bashkirs , Yakuts , Tuvinians , and Balkars ; this includes even the Huns , Alans , Scythians , and Sarmatians , who have all sunk into oblivion , and some other peoples .
In real life , the so-called “ Turkic peoples ” have no more in common with each other than peoples @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , for example the Indo-European one , under which scientists classify the Bengalis , Germans , Tajiks , Lithuanians , Russians , Spaniards , Swedes , Iranians , and scores of other peoples .
But nobody today is urging that all of them should be united in an “ Indo-European world ” !
A serious obstacle to Turkish expansion in Central Asia is the obvious discrepancy between this idea with Russia ’ s and China ’ s aspirations , both of which have long-standing and very strong ties with Central Asia , of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a totally different idea involving trade and economic cooperation on an equal footing , and a joint struggle to strengthen their common regional security and combat the threats that terrorism poses .

by Vladimir Odintsov, …with New Eastern Outlook, Moscow, …and the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, a research institution for the study of the countries and cultures of Asia and North Africa.
[ Editor’s Note: Odintsov has an excellent article below on a complex and difficult topic to write about for Westerners because they often lack the educational background and historical heritage ties to jump start the process.
A similar example would be having Odintsov writing about the issues behind the American ‘experiment’ between its first revolution with the British, and the second with the Confederacy. With the endless debates on that painful period continuing among Americans, heaven help a ‘furriner’ jumping into the fray.
I was going to begin this intro by suggesting that Erdogan was borrowing from the Trump arrow quiver with his deploying Turkey’s own version of becoming a unipolar power, of sorts. There are the obvious dualities of economic/trade expansion, combined with the use of military power to help ‘close the deal’ when necessary.
We see this in the offshore oil drilling dispute with Greece, and Erdogan’s claims of economic undersea rights all the way to Libya, and then its partnering in the theft of Syrian oil from ISIS, the SDF and the Americans, like it was just another day at the office and no one else’s business.
The recent war against Armenia was an unfortunate example. Azeris have already begun moving into the newly captured territory, and one of the first things they do, the military, is begin destroying the ancient cemeteries and early Christian Churches. It appears that the Russian peacekeepers had no interest in trying to prevent that.
I had initially been surprised at all the military adventures Erdogan was making with a stalled economy and a pandemic to boot. But I eventually sensed the whiff of Gulf State money behind him, from the usual low population states wanting to partner with a much larger Muslim country with a sizable modern military, which Turkey has. Unlike the fake Saudi Arabian military, Turkey’s can actually fight when it is not using mercenaries.
But I will predict that anyone teaming up with crooked Erdogan will end up similar to those who might have thought hooking up with deeply flawed Trump was the key to a guaranteed seat at the unipolar sharing of the loot. The ex-PM/FM of Qatar spilled the beans on the Charlie Rose show that it had blown $160 billion with the US coalition attempting to Balkanize Syria, a project still sadly in progress.
Trump burned himself down in four years, and seems intent on continuing that path. But Erdogan is nothing if not a survivor, and has the track record to prove it. After the failed coup against him, he crushed his opposition, which included VT’s first Turkish correspondent who disappeared doing the post coup opposition media roundups.
VT’s losing people from time to time is an inescapable part of the work, especially in conflict areas, but disappearances are worse than the KIAs, especially on the families.
Independent media now operates on a new kind of battlefield, with not only foreign threats wanting to eliminate you, but even more sadly your home base country may also be a major threat, as is demonstrated from time to time… Jim W. Dean ]
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First published … December 05, 2020
In recent decades, Turkey has laid claim to playing the role of a new regional superpower, and has increasingly begun to pursue an independent foreign policy, which many political scientists have dubbed Neo-Ottomanism.
Furthermore, Ankara’s expansionist ambitions have started to mushroom very quickly, and it is attempting not only to position itself as a regional power, but as a key state in something that has been provisionally named “Afrasia”, meaning a link between Africa, Asia, and Europe.
Turkish leader Tayyip Erdogan seriously believes that Ankara is the one that should play a primary role in foreign policy issues in the Middle East and Central Asia, given that many of the countries in this region were once part of the Ottoman Empire.
For example, virtually all the countries involved in the “Arab Spring” of 2011 are countries in the former “Ottoman encompassment”: Egypt, Tunisia, Libya, Syria, and Yemen. The same is true for many states in Central Asia.
Proceeding from these facts, politicians currently at the helm in Turkey consider themselves entitled to take an active part in their politics, or at least the same way that Britain does concerning the Commonwealth, or the way France does regarding its former colonies and countries in the Francophone world.
In the bounds of this context, Erdogan has put particular emphasis in terms of forming his expansionist policy on setting up the essential prerequisites to consolidate the “territory of Turan” as a global supranational entity that unites both Turkic and other peoples in Central Asia and Siberia.
Against the backdrop of the collapse of the USSR, and the end of the former political and military divide in the world, at first the Turkish political elite really did experience a certain euphoria in restoring contacts that it had lost throughout the “Turkic world”.
The Cooperation Council of Turkic-Speaking States was created, and activity has picked up on the part of the International Organization of Turkic Culture, the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA), the Parliamentary Assembly of Turkic-speaking Countries, the Council of Elders of the Turkic Council, the World Assembly of Turkic Peoples, etc. At the same time, Ankara has conscientiously tried not to “irk” Russia.
Following the example that has been set by Western countries of using various NGOs to alter the political priorities and bearings present in specific countries, Ankara started to build relations in Central Asia at the level of social, education, and cultural projects, fostering cooperation in the areas of transport and tourism, and attempting to integrate the Central Asian republics’ economies and its own by building close ties at the level of small- and medium-sized businesses.
In addition, there has been a trend towards making attempts to invest in projects relating to healthcare, education, and social policy. Consequently, in a number of Central Asian countries pockets have popped up where the pro-Turkish lobby maintains a permanent presence, and in particular in Kazakhstan, where a whole generation of elite has been raised with education in Turkish schools.
However, in some Central Asian countries, for example, in Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, these attempts have failed, and Uzbekistan’s President Karimov even banned Turkish TV serials from being broadcast in the country.
Central Asian countries gained an understanding quite swiftly that expansion on the part of the Turkish economy could lead to serious problems for those representing small- and medium-sized businesses in the region’s countries; local business owners, and even state-owned organizations – for example in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan – may be out of work after Turkish goods flood the shelves.
In addition, there is a danger that Turkey, which exports mainly agricultural products, might change the pricing policy that government-run agricultural organizations in these countries have grown accustomed to, and this would inevitably lead to a decrease in budgetary revenues, layoffs for some workers, and then accordingly to decreases in the volume of products manufactured in the future.
Besides that, land suitable for cultivation could be put up for sale or lease, and after that foreign farmers would arrive in these countries. For its part, in a worst-case scenario this could lead to first privately run, and then government-owned, organizations becoming supplanted in their own territories.
The final chapter in this could be a state of debt bondage, and the country entering into Turkish external receivership, since there will be no funds flowing into the economy from the agricultural sector. Therefore, Erdogan’s program to create a “unified Turan”, which he regularly mentions in his speeches on restoring the Great Ottoman Empire, is effectively focused on putting this in place in Central Asia, but using economic methods and not military force.
However, Ankara has not taken the military aspect involved in bringing Central Asian countries into this “Turkic family” off the table, and the idea has sprung up among the country’s leadership of building up a “Turkic NATO” that has a single “Turanian Army”. These ideas were propagated particularly energetically by Tayyip Erdogan against the background of hostilities becoming more acute in Nagorno-Karabakh.
But this Neo-Ottomanist idea put forth by the Turkish leader has not yet garnered wide support among Central Asian countries, and for several rationales. One of them is the memory that Central Asia has about the situation when, in the 1990s, Ankara welcomed Uzbek oppositionists with open arms – who plotted acts of terrorism that they then carried out in some cities in Uzbekistan.
In Central Asia, they see how Ankara is actively making overtures to radicals from the Muslim Brotherhood (banned in the Russian Federation – Ed.) and terrorist fighters, namely those with DAESH (banned in the Russian Federation – Ed.) and a number of others – something which the region does not need in the least.
This is sometimes reflected in the fact that they are given asylum, and recently another “petitioner” like this – Idriss Sihamedi, the head of the “BarakaCity” organization, which was shut down in France on charges of spreading radical Islam and justifying terrorist acts – applied for asylum in Turkey.
Or in how Turkey pays for their “services”, redeploying militants to Libya or Nagorno-Karabakh to fulfill advantageous political and military objectives. Or in how it provides financial support to DAESH by being a major purchaser for oil produced by DAESH. And if the oil channel from DAESH could be turned off, then Turkey’s support for the jihadists, including delivering weapons to Syria and Libya for them, persists.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) specifically reports that 4,000 DAESH militants were recently sent to Nagorno-Karabakh to fight the Armenians. However, it is not clear whom Turkey is helping by doing this – it is clearly not Azerbaijan, since the president of that country, Aliyev, is hardly delighted with the idea of sheltering thousands of extremist fighters on his territory.
But Azerbaijan has signed several different agreements with Turkey, and entered into many various alliances with Ankara, so now it is being forced to reap “Turkish dividends” from all this. All this has served as a valuable lesson to other countries, especially those in Central Asia, which Ankara has been trying to actively involve in a “marathon of treaties” in recent years similar to the one Azerbaijan ran.
What does not contribute to Turkey’s expansion in the region, despite the desperate hopes harbored by Ankara, is the realization there that, in reality, there is no “unified Turkic world”. There is no unified Turkic people, since scientists call Turkic people all peoples who speak the languages in the Turkic family of Altaic languages. The Turkic community is a philological and linguistic concept, but not an ethnic or political one.
According to various sources, Turkic languages are spoken by up to 35 different peoples, including the Turks, Turkmens, Uzbeks, Azerbaijanis, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, and Gagauz, as well as the Russian Tatars, Bashkirs, Yakuts, Tuvinians, and Balkars; this includes even the Huns, Alans, Scythians, and Sarmatians, who have all sunk into oblivion, and some other peoples.
In real life, the so-called “Turkic peoples” have no more in common with each other than peoples who speak the languages in another family, for example the Indo-European one, under which scientists classify the Bengalis, Germans, Tajiks, Lithuanians, Russians, Spaniards, Swedes, Iranians, and scores of other peoples. But nobody today is urging that all of them should be united in an “Indo-European world”!
A serious obstacle to Turkish expansion in Central Asia is the obvious discrepancy between this idea with Russia’s and China’s aspirations, both of which have long-standing and very strong ties with Central Asia, of uniting this region’s countries around a totally different idea involving trade and economic cooperation on an equal footing, and a joint struggle to strengthen their common regional security and combat the threats that terrorism poses.
Vladimir Odintsov, political observer, exclusively for the online magazine “New Eastern Outlook”.


veteranstoday--2020-12-07--Breaking/Exclusive: Iran Assassinates Mossad Chief in Downtown Tel Aviv (updated/videos/proof)

VT : Two days ago , VT published an exclusive story based on news we received from Tel Aviv .
Short months go , VT was the only media to report the nuclear bombing of Tel Aviv until , of all things , VT ’ s story was confirmed by President Donald Trump .
Our sources say teams of Iranian intelligence officers entered Israel under false identities more than a week ago .
They had long established safe houses inside Israel .
Their task was to kill the the operational head of the Mossad , Fahmi Hinawi , who had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Fakhrizadeh in Tehran .
Our reports confirmed that Hinawi was hit in a hail or bullets and that there may have been other attacks as well .
Confirmation have come in from Arab News , Sputnik News in Russia and the Iranian media .
The 15-bullet riddled car of senior Mossad officer Fahmi Hinavi , December 3 , 2020 ( screenshot via Twitter ) VT : Confirmed , Fahmi Hinavi , operational chief of Israel ’ s Mossad , was killed by an Iranian team inside Tel Aviv on Thursday night .
Hinavi @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist a few short weeks ago .
This is the only killing we have been able to learn about but it is suspected that others have been killed inside Israel as well , totally censored in the Western press .
On the evening of Thursday , December 3 , a 45-year-old Israeli by the name of Fahmi Hinavi was liquidated while he was traveling in his car , south-east of Tel Aviv : 15 bullets were reportedly fired by assailants who then evaporated most easily in nature @ @ @ @ @ @ @ an entity whose secret services claim , in the wake of the terrorist attack of November 27 and the targeted assassination of the nuclear physicist in Iranian leader Fakhrizadeh , makes Iran “ a playground ” , and whose leader , Yossi Cohen goes so far as to suggest that it is far from the last “ , it is rather borderline .
This is all the more limited as for 48 hours , no Israeli media dared to speak about it for fear that the Zionist settlers , panicked that they are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pay the price of the blood of the Iranian , begin to make links between this liquidation and two other similar liquidation cases produced in recent days at X and Y and to think that the “ Resistance ” is much closer to them than the blows suggest .
bluff of Cohen et Cie … But on Friday evening , things started to get out of hand and social networks to disseminate images of a shooting that would have everything to look like “ a response ” : the attackers would have approached @ @ @ @ @ @ @ had stopped at a red light before unloading their machine gun and then leaving .
The media tried to pass the “ guy ” by a quidam , victim of a family quarrel but the presence of Mossad forces and security services even before the police arrived at the scene left no doubt : Cohen lost a big hat !
The big question : does the liquidation of Hinavi have any connection with the cowardly assassination of Fakhrizadeh , seven days rather while the latter was traveling in his car not far from @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the blow would be much cleaner : if the Mossad took 20 years to have Fakhrizadeh and this , not with the help of a commando composed of 12 assassins as suggested by the Golf press in their excess of enthusiasm , but by a “ remote-controlled machine gun ” , Hinavi was himself liquidated in the middle of the street , by “ several attackers ” who “ did it most easily ” .
This being the case , there is something fishy about it !
Since the assassination of the senior @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a real earthquake within the intelligence apparatus and the Israeli armed forces which accuse the Netanyahu-Cohen couple of having acted against Iran without them .
warn : it is even said that the Minister of War Gantz , whose Chief of Staff repeats to whoever wants to hear that Israel is ready for all Iranian war scenarios , refuses to assume “ militarily ” the consequences of “ Netanyhau ’ s act ” since Israel would be “ ruined ” at the “ first Iranian missile fire ” or its “ proxies ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Friday , December 4 , and even though so far he boasted of having designated Fakhrizadeh ’ s name as a target to be shot in 2018 and finally managed to get it , Netanyahu appeared on the screen of the American Hudson Institute to accuse Iran of accusing Israel of any event that occurs there .
Visibly embarrassed to have been questioned about the murder of November 27 , he launched : “ the Iranians are accusing us of everything true or false.
” In short , for the past week Israel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ temptation is great in any way , including self-mutilation , to “ ease the pressure ” .
Self-mutilation would be welcome .
Moreover , an Iranian response would go well beyond the Hinavi cases .
On Thursday , a general alert was raised at the Dimona nuclear reactor in the Negev , the Tel Aviv regime having warned its “ old and new employees ” against “ the danger ” which now awaits them at the turn of every street , every alley or even when they were at home… Thus , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be grafted to that of Hezbollah for the murder of “ Kamel Mohsen ” to thus widen the “ circle of anguish ” of the Zionist soldiers to “ researchers ” , “ academics “ , to the ” Think Tankists “ , … of Israel , Nasrallah having already promised the bullet from his snipers to the Israeli military , Iran having sworn that his ” response “ will be ” painful and precise “ .
And Iran will strike Israel … Cowardly Murdered Fakhri Zadeh : The Misstep of Too Much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ entity saw , Israel Hayom attacked Thursday against the cyberwar units of the army , target Saturday , a few hours after the assassination of Fakhrizadeh , of the super hackers of BlackShadow : “ these are people who demand bitcoin from us by threatening to publish the data of thousands of clients of insurance companies , including officers , officials , military , academics … Israelis .
A first ransom amount reaches a million dollars .
.but one has the impression that it is only a decoy and that this intermittent reappearance @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ In August 2020 , the Zionist army , on high alert on the Northern Front and waiting for Hezbollah to fire , engaged in a ridiculous maneuver by sending its units to hunt ghosts and claiming to have neutralized an Israeli commando operation .
At the time , all intelligence sources laughed at an Israel which , well aware of its military and intelligence flaws , was carrying out shoddy “ False Flags ” since a “ false flag ” operation was intended in principle to be given to the strongest the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ here again the Zionist regime intends to reverse the principles … clumsily .
Fakhrizadeh is worth more than a thousand thousand Hinavi … he is worth all of Israel and more …

Our sources say teams of Iranian intelligence officers entered Israel under false identities more than a week ago. They had long established safe houses inside Israel.
A senior #Mossad commander, known with his Arab name, Fahmi Hinavi is reported to have been shot dead in Tel Aviv on December 5, 2020, apparently in retaliation to the killing of Iranian scientist Mohsen Fakhrzadeh assassination. Israeli has not yet officially confirmed it. pic.twitter.com/zt5yDwccvK — Tele-Visual Infolink (@TVI_PK) December 7, 2020
Their task was to kill the the operational head of the Mossad, Fahmi Hinawi, who had planned the murder of Iranian scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh in Tehran.
İran, nükleer programının kilit isimlerinden biri olan Fahrizade'nin şehadetinin ardından siyonist rejime misilleme yapıldı. İşgal başkenti Tel Aviv'de MOSSAD ajanı Fahmi Hinavi, İran tarafından cehennemin dibine yuvartıldıhttps://t.co/9IsIvWkSKz pic.twitter.com/om6Y4gPYyC — Ahmet Emin (@AhmetEmin2167) December 6, 2020
Our reports confirmed that Hinawi was hit in a hail or bullets and that there may have been other attacks as well. Confirmation have come in from Arab News, Sputnik News in Russia and the Iranian media.
MASSIVE BREAKING – Reports of the assassination of the Israeli Mossad commander Fahmi Hinawi, southeast of Tel Aviv, Israel by unknown persons pic.twitter.com/G5iunLvP0Q — fahad c4 (@fahdc4) December 5, 2020
This is not confirmed, but reports are circulating of the assassination of the Israeli Mossad commander Fahmi Hinawi near Tel Aviv. pic.twitter.com/Z9olXfZxLM — Arab News Today (@ArabNewsToday) December 5, 2020
scène, de l'assassinat d'un haut responsable du Mossad israélien, Fahmi Hinavi a Tel Aviv. pic.twitter.com/wrN4QFrNqD — KLMD045 (@KLMD045) December 4, 2020
The 15-bullet riddled car of senior Mossad officer Fahmi Hinavi, December 3, 2020 (screenshot via Twitter)
VT: Confirmed, Fahmi Hinavi, operational chief of Israel’s Mossad, was killed by an Iranian team inside Tel Aviv on Thursday night.
Hinavi is thought to be the force behind the assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist a few short weeks ago. This is the only killing we have been able to learn about but it is suspected that others have been killed inside Israel as well, totally censored in the Western press.
scène, de l'assassinat d'un haut responsable du Mossad israélien, Fahmi Hinavi a Tel Aviv. pic.twitter.com/wrN4QFrNqD — KLMD045 (@KLMD045) December 4, 2020
On the evening of Thursday, December 3, a 45-year-old Israeli by the name of Fahmi Hinavi was liquidated while he was traveling in his car, south-east of Tel Aviv: 15 bullets were reportedly fired by assailants who then evaporated most easily in nature, without leaving any trace : for an entity whose secret services claim, in the wake of the terrorist attack of November 27 and the targeted assassination of the nuclear physicist in Iranian leader Fakhrizadeh, makes Iran “a playground”, and whose leader, Yossi Cohen goes so far as to suggest that it is far from the last “, it is rather borderline.
This is all the more limited as for 48 hours, no Israeli media dared to speak about it for fear that the Zionist settlers, panicked that they are already at the idea of having to pay the price of the blood of the Iranian, begin to make links between this liquidation and two other similar liquidation cases produced in recent days at X and Y and to think that the “Resistance” is much closer to them than the blows suggest. bluff of Cohen et Cie …
But on Friday evening, things started to get out of hand and social networks to disseminate images of a shooting that would have everything to look like “a response”: the attackers would have approached the vehicle of Officer Hinavi while he had stopped at a red light before unloading their machine gun and then leaving. The media tried to pass the “guy” by a quidam, victim of a family quarrel but the presence of Mossad forces and security services even before the police arrived at the scene left no doubt: Cohen lost a big hat!
The big question: does the liquidation of Hinavi have any connection with the cowardly assassination of Fakhrizadeh, seven days rather while the latter was traveling in his car not far from the Iranian capital Tehran? Possible and the blow would be much cleaner: if the Mossad took 20 years to have Fakhrizadeh and this, not with the help of a commando composed of 12 assassins as suggested by the Golf press in their excess of enthusiasm, but by a “remote-controlled machine gun”, Hinavi was himself liquidated in the middle of the street, by “several attackers” who “did it most easily”. This being the case, there is something fishy about it!
Since the assassination of the senior Iranian scientist, there are reports of a real earthquake within the intelligence apparatus and the Israeli armed forces which accuse the Netanyahu-Cohen couple of having acted against Iran without them. warn: it is even said that the Minister of War Gantz, whose Chief of Staff repeats to whoever wants to hear that Israel is ready for all Iranian war scenarios, refuses to assume “militarily” the consequences of “Netanyhau’s act”since Israel would be “ruined” at the “first Iranian missile fire” or its “proxies”! A sign of existing tensions, Friday, December 4, and even though so far he boasted of having designated Fakhrizadeh’s name as a target to be shot in 2018 and finally managed to get it, Netanyahu appeared on the screen of the American Hudson Institute to accuse Iran of accusing Israel of any event that occurs there. Visibly embarrassed to have been questioned about the murder of November 27, he launched: “the Iranians are accusing us of everything true or false.”
In short, for the past week Israel has been in a mess and the temptation is great in any way, including self-mutilation, to “ease the pressure”. Self-mutilation would be welcome. Moreover, an Iranian response would go well beyond the Hinavi cases. On Thursday, a general alert was raised at the Dimona nuclear reactor in the Negev, the Tel Aviv regime having warned its “old and new employees” against “the danger” which now awaits them at the turn of every street, every alley or even when they were at home… Thus, the response promised by Iran paradoxically comes to be grafted to that of Hezbollah for the murder of “Kamel Mohsen” to thus widen the “circle of anguish” of the Zionist soldiers to “researchers”, “academics “, to the” Think Tankists “, … of Israel, Nasrallah having already promised the bullet from his snipers to the Israeli military, Iran having sworn that his” response “will be” painful and precise “.
And Iran will strike Israel …
Cowardly Murdered Fakhri Zadeh: The Misstep of Too Much
Sign of the hell that the Zionist entity saw, Israel Hayom attacked Thursday against the cyberwar units of the army, target Saturday, a few hours after the assassination of Fakhrizadeh, of the super hackers of BlackShadow: “these are people who demand bitcoin from us by threatening to publish the data of thousands of clients of insurance companies, including officers, officials, military, academics … Israelis. A first ransom amount reaches a million dollars. .but one has the impression that it is only a decoy and that this intermittent reappearance of BlackSadow has something with Iran … ”
In August 2020, the Zionist army, on high alert on the Northern Front and waiting for Hezbollah to fire, engaged in a ridiculous maneuver by sending its units to hunt ghosts and claiming to have neutralized an Israeli commando operation. At the time, all intelligence sources laughed at an Israel which, well aware of its military and intelligence flaws, was carrying out shoddy “False Flags” since a “false flag” operation was intended in principle to be given to the strongest the pretext of attacking the weakest … But here again the Zionist regime intends to reverse the principles … clumsily. Fakhrizadeh is worth more than a thousand thousand Hinavi … he is worth all of Israel and more …


veteranstoday--2020-12-08--“COVID-19 can be Treated with Vitamin D”. Vital Study by Turin’s Medicine Academy & 61 Physicians Ap

“COVID-19 can be Treated with Vitamin D”. Vital Study by Turin’s Medicine Academy & 61 Physicians Appeal

“ The utility of administering Vitamin D ( mainly cholecalciferol ) to COVID-19 patients has been widely highlighted .
For purposes of proposition , we have selected some data , obtained with adequate clinical trials , which in our opinion , despite some methodological limitations , are worthy of attention by the health authorities , in order to consider the use of Vitamin D for both prevention and for the treatment of COVID-19 patients “ .
This is claimed by a document signed by 61 distinguished doctors from various Italian cities and published on the official website of the Academy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the University of Turin ( Piedmont , Italy ) .
A few days after its release , the circular from the Ministry of Health on home care to combat pandemic infection runs into a sensational and colossal “ scientific ” denial that confirms the thesis put forward in a previous article by Gospa News .
The therapeutic protocol developed by government consultants and disclosed by Minister Roberto Speranza had in fact banned the use of vitamin D and C , despite their proverbial effectiveness in raising the immune system , especially against @ @ @ @ @ @ @ only while its British counterpart gave vitamin D to over 2 million vulnerable people , as evidenced by this web media , but after a team of doctors from Turin had developed clinical tests to prove the effectiveness of this benefit .
natural element of the human body , unfortunately lacking in some individuals who , precisely for this reason , according to the new and revolutionary research launched by Professor Giancarlo Isaia , professor at the UniTo Academy of Medicine , would be more exposed to the most serious consequences of COVID-19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ by the vademecun of the Health Department , in fact , there are already 300 scientific researches that highlight the primary role of vitamin D. His inexperience and ignorance in the health field certainly can not be an alibi for Dr. Speranza , who graduated in Political Science , on the contrary … In the historical moment of the spread of a pandemic infection that can be seriously lethal especially if badly treated , his specific incompetence accredited by the PD-M5Stelle government of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte even assumes a suspicious value , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But we refer to after any reflection on the political conspiracies and the intrigues between the politicians of the Italian ( and US ) Democratic Party and Big Pharma of the vaccines subject of our other investigations and we immediately see in detail the important medical revelations .
“ With the aim of providing a useful contribution and scientific support to the institutions to counter the COVID-19 pandemic , the Turin Academy of Medicine has set up a working group , coordinated by its president Giancarlo Isaia , professor of Geriatrics and by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pharmacology at the University of Turin , and made up of 61 doctors from many Italian cities ; a document has been prepared , sent to the national and regional health authorities , which summarizes the most recent and convincing scientific evidence on the positive effects of vitamin D , both in the prevention and complications of the coronavirus ” wrote Piergiacomo Oderda , head of press office of the Turin institution .
“ On the basis of these premises , we would like to draw the attention of the Institutions , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ aspect , already raised in recent months ( Isaia G & Medico E , https // doi : 10.1007 / s40520- 020-01650-9 ) which has gradually been accredited with numerous scientific evidences : we refer to vitamin D deficiency , whose effects on the immune response , both innate and adaptive , have long been known ( Charoenngam N & Holick M , https : //doi.org/10.3390/nu12072097 ) and which develops in patients affected by COVID-19 as a consequence of different pathophysiological mechanisms ( Aygun H et al.
, https : //doi.org/10.1007/s00210-020-01911- 4 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ availability of 7-dehydrocholesterol and consequently of its metabolite cholecalciferol , due to the marked reduction in cholesterolemia observed in patients with moderate or severe forms of COVID-19 ( Marcello A. et al.
, https : //doi.org/10.1016/j.redox.2020.101682 ) “ .
The synthetic report that sees professors Isaia and D ’ Avolio as the first signatories is a collection of medical references : “ To date it is possible to find about 300 works on PubMed , published in 2020 , with the subject of the link between COVID-19 and vitamin D , conducted both @ @ @ @ @ @ @ https : // doi : 10.1001 / jamanetworkopen.2020.19722 ) , and with meta-analysis ( Pereira M et al.
, https : //doi.org/10.1080/10408398.2020.1841090 ) , which have confirmed the presence of hypovitaminosis D in the majority of patients affected by COVID-19 , especially if in severe form ( Kohlmeier M et al.
, https : // doi : 10.1136 / bmjnph-2020-000096 ) and of a higher mortality ( OR 3.87 ) associated with it ( De Smet D et al.
, Https : // doi : 10.1093 / ajcp / aqaa252 ) : in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ elements for reflection and rethinking on an intervention potentially useful for the whole elderly population , which in Italy is largely deficient in vitamin D ( Isaia G et al.
, https : //doi.org/1 0.1007 / s00198-003-1390-7 ) .
“ COVID-19 SEVERE FOR THOSE WHO LACK OF VITAMIN D Given these premises , the document provides a series of data obtained with adequate clinical trials in order to consider the use of Vitamin D for both the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 patients .
1 ) In a 6-week observational study on 154 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ subjects ( < 20 ng / mL ) was 31.86 % in asymptomatic and 96.82 % in those who were then admitted to therapy intensive ( Jain A et al.
, https : //doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-77093-z ) 2 ) In a randomized study on 76 oligosymptomatic patients , the percentage of subjects who subsequently required hospitalization in intensive care was 2 % ( 1/50 ) when treated with high doses of calcifediol and 50 % % ( 13/26 ) in untreated patients ( Castillo ME et al.
, Https : //doi.org/10.1016/j.jsbmb.2020.105751 ) .
3 ) @ @ @ @ @ @ @ found a significant correlation between the low percentage of disease-positive subjects and higher circulating levels of 25OHD ( Kaufman HW et al.
, Https : //doi.org/10.1371/ journal.pone.0239252 ) 4 ) In 77 elderly subjects hospitalized for COVID-19 , the probability of survival from the disease , estimated with the Kaplan-Meier curve , was significantly correlated with the administration of cholecalciferol , taken in the previous year at a dose of 50,000 IU per month , or 80,000-100,000 IU for 2-3 months , or 80,000 IU at the time of diagnosis .
( Annweiler @ @ @ @ @ @ @ : //doi.org/10.3390/nu12113377 ) 5 ) In the PCR-positive SARS-CoV-2 patients , the vitamin D levels were significantly lower ( p = 0.004 ) than in the PCR-negative patients ( data later confirmed by other studies in terms of greater speed of clearance viral and healing for those with higher blood levels of vitamin D ) ( D ’ Avolio et al.
, https : //doi.org/10.3390/nu12051359 ) .
6 ) In a clinical trial on 40 asymptomatic or paucisymptomatic patients , disease negativization was observed in 62.5 % ( 10/16 ) of patients treated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ IU / day for 7 days ) , compared to 20 , 8 % ( 5/24 ) of patients in the control group .
A significant reduction in plasma fibrinogen levels was also found in treated patients ( Rastogi A. et al.
, SHADE Study http : //dx.doi.org/10.1136/postgradmedj-2020-139065 ) .
Based on the results of these and other studies , the 61 doctors therefore argue that “ vitamin D seems more effective against COVID-19 ( both for the speed of negativization , and for the benign evolution of the disease in case of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ( Balla M et al.
, https : //doi.org/10.1080/20009666.2020.1811074 ) , especially in elderly , frail and institutionalized subjects “ .
In addition to this they specify the doses of 25 ( OH ) D to be achieved in both the preventive ( 40 ng / mL ) and therapeutic ( 50 ng / mL ) settings .
But they finish the report with a complaint : “ Despite these and other data , the use of Vitamin D in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 has not been taken into consideration , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sufficient scientific evidence , which instead , unlike other vitamins or supplements , is gradually emerging in more recent works ” .
And they quote , just as Gospa News did in the previous article , what happened in London .
“ In Great Britain , on the other hand , and even earlier in Scotland , with governmental provision , vitamin D supplementation was recently ordered to 2.7 million subjects at risk of COVID-19 ( the elderly , the black population and residents of the RSA ) with an operation that the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , zero-risk , potentially highly effective action ” : a lively scientific debate followed , with some reservations expressed by NICE but with the support of the Royal Society of London who defines it as “ … seems nothing to lose and potentially much to gain ” » .
In light of all this , the 61 doctors led by the president of the Turin Academy of Medicine advocate “ the activation of a consensus conference and / or a randomized and controlled clinical study , promoted and supported by the State , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , to symptomatic or oligosymptomatic patients “ and ” the preventive administration of oral cholecalciferol ( up to 4000 IU / day ) to subjects at risk of contagion ( elderly , frail , obese , health workers , relatives of infected patients , subjects in closed communities ) .
At this point we must hope that the letter from the doctors in support of vitamin therapy does not end up like the one sent last April 24 to the Ministry of Health by the neurologist Roberta Ricciardi and 33 her colleagues in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of cortisone therapy , banned by the World Health Organization a month earlier for a study that turned out to be bogus and published in The Lancet .
The appeal for the use of that simple and inexpensive anti-inflammatory traditionally used in severe respiratory tract syndromes and acute bronchitis and pneumonia remained unheard by Minister Speranza until June .
This has inevitably fueled the suspicion that the only therapeutic avenues against COVID-19 supported and encouraged by the PD-M5Stelle government are those that trigger Big Pharma ’ s business with vaccines .
If this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ignored , it would be the confirmation of an orientation that could assume a criminal connotation from ignorance … Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio © COPYRIGHT GOSPA NEWS for VETERANS TODAY only no reproduction without authorization – Versione originale in Italiano THE OFFICIAL PAPER AND 61 MEDICAL DOCTORS ’ LIST

by Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio for VT Italy
Versione originale in Italiano
“The utility of administering Vitamin D (mainly cholecalciferol) to COVID-19 patients has been widely highlighted. For purposes of proposition, we have selected some data, obtained with adequate clinical trials, which in our opinion, despite some methodological limitations, are worthy of attention by the health authorities, in order to consider the use of Vitamin D for both prevention and for the treatment of COVID-19 patients “.
This is claimed by a document signed by 61 distinguished doctors from various Italian cities and published on the official website of the Academy of Medicine of Turin, a body of the University of Turin (Piedmont, Italy). A few days after its release, the circular from the Ministry of Health on home care to combat pandemic infection runs into a sensational and colossal “scientific” denial that confirms the thesis put forward in a previous article by Gospa News. The therapeutic protocol developed by government consultants and disclosed by Minister Roberto Speranza had in fact banned the use of vitamin D and C, despite their proverbial effectiveness in raising the immune system, especially against respiratory tract syndromes.
This happened not only while its British counterpart gave vitamin D to over 2 million vulnerable people, as evidenced by this web media, but after a team of doctors from Turin had developed clinical tests to prove the effectiveness of this benefit. natural element of the human body, unfortunately lacking in some individuals who, precisely for this reason, according to the new and revolutionary research launched by Professor Giancarlo Isaia, professor at the UniTo Academy of Medicine, would be more exposed to the most serious consequences of COVID-19. In spite of what is claimed by the vademecun of the Health Department, in fact, there are already 300 scientific researches that highlight the primary role of vitamin D.
His inexperience and ignorance in the health field certainly cannot be an alibi for Dr. Speranza, who graduated in Political Science, on the contrary … In the historical moment of the spread of a pandemic infection that can be seriously lethal especially if badly treated, his specific incompetence accredited by the PD-M5Stelle government of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte even assumes a suspicious value, as we have highlighted several times …
But we refer to after any reflection on the political conspiracies and the intrigues between the politicians of the Italian (and US) Democratic Party and Big Pharma of the vaccines subject of our other investigations and we immediately see in detail the important medical revelations.
“With the aim of providing a useful contribution and scientific support to the institutions to counter the COVID-19 pandemic, the Turin Academy of Medicine has set up a working group, coordinated by its president Giancarlo Isaia, professor of Geriatrics and by Antonio D’Avolio, professor of Pharmacology at the University of Turin, and made up of 61 doctors from many Italian cities; a document has been prepared, sent to the national and regional health authorities, which summarizes the most recent and convincing scientific evidence on the positive effects of vitamin D, both in the prevention and complications of the coronavirus” wrote Piergiacomo Oderda, head of press office of the Turin institution.
“On the basis of these premises, we would like to draw the attention of the Institutions, the scientific world and public opinion to an aspect, already raised in recent months (Isaia G & Medico E, https // doi: 10.1007 / s40520- 020-01650-9) which has gradually been accredited with numerous scientific evidences: we refer to vitamin D deficiency, whose effects on the immune response, both innate and adaptive, have long been known (Charoenngam N & Holick M, https: //doi.org/10.3390/nu12072097) and which develops in patients affected by COVID-19 as a consequence of different pathophysiological mechanisms (Aygun H et al., https://doi.org/10.1007/s00210-020-01911- 4), but perhaps also following a reduced availability of 7-dehydrocholesterol and consequently of its metabolite cholecalciferol, due to the marked reduction in cholesterolemia observed in patients with moderate or severe forms of COVID-19 (Marcello A. et al., https://doi.org/10.1016/j.redox.2020.101682) “.
The synthetic report that sees professors Isaia and D’Avolio as the first signatories is a collection of medical references: “To date it is possible to find about 300 works on PubMed, published in 2020, with the subject of the link between COVID-19 and vitamin D, conducted both retrospectively (Meltzer D et al., https: // doi: 10.1001 / jamanetworkopen.2020.19722), and with meta-analysis (Pereira M et al., https://doi.org/10.1080/10408398.2020.1841090), which have confirmed the presence of hypovitaminosis D in the majority of patients affected by COVID-19, especially if in severe form (Kohlmeier M et al., https: // doi: 10.1136 / bmjnph-2020-000096) and of a higher mortality (OR 3.87) associated with it (De Smet D et al., Https: // doi: 10.1093 / ajcp / aqaa252): in our opinion all these data provide interesting elements for reflection and rethinking on an intervention potentially useful for the whole elderly population, which in Italy is largely deficient in vitamin D (Isaia G et al., https://doi.org/1 0.1007 / s00198-003-1390-7). ”
COVID-19 SEVERE FOR THOSE WHO LACK OF VITAMIN D
Given these premises, the document provides a series of data obtained with adequate clinical trials in order to consider the use of Vitamin D for both the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 patients.
1) In a 6-week observational study on 154 patients, the prevalence of hypovitaminotic D subjects (<20 ng / mL) was 31.86% in asymptomatic and 96.82% in those who were then admitted to therapy intensive (Jain A et al., https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-77093-z)
2) In a randomized study on 76 oligosymptomatic patients, the percentage of subjects who subsequently required hospitalization in intensive care was 2% (1/50) when treated with high doses of calcifediol and 50% % (13/26) in untreated patients (Castillo ME et al., Https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsbmb.2020.105751).
3) A retrospective study of over 190,000 patients found a significant correlation between the low percentage of disease-positive subjects and higher circulating levels of 25OHD (Kaufman HW et al., Https://doi.org/10.1371/ journal.pone.0239252)
4) In 77 elderly subjects hospitalized for COVID-19, the probability of survival from the disease, estimated with the Kaplan-Meier curve, was significantly correlated with the administration of cholecalciferol, taken in the previous year at a dose of 50,000 IU per month , or 80,000-100,000 IU for 2-3 months, or 80,000 IU at the time of diagnosis. (Annweiler G. et al., GERIA-COVID Study https://doi.org/10.3390/nu12113377)
5) In the PCR-positive SARS-CoV-2 patients, the vitamin D levels were significantly lower (p = 0.004) than in the PCR-negative patients (data later confirmed by other studies in terms of greater speed of clearance viral and healing for those with higher blood levels of vitamin D) (D’Avolio et al., https://doi.org/10.3390/nu12051359).
6) In a clinical trial on 40 asymptomatic or paucisymptomatic patients, disease negativization was observed in 62.5% (10/16) of patients treated with high doses of cholecalciferol (60,000 IU / day for 7 days), compared to 20 , 8% (5/24) of patients in the control group. A significant reduction in plasma fibrinogen levels was also found in treated patients (Rastogi A. et al., SHADE Study http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/postgradmedj-2020-139065).
Based on the results of these and other studies, the 61 doctors therefore argue that “vitamin D seems more effective against COVID-19 (both for the speed of negativization, and for the benign evolution of the disease in case of infection) if administered with prevention objectives (Balla M et al., https://doi.org/10.1080/20009666.2020.1811074), especially in elderly, frail and institutionalized subjects “. In addition to this they specify the doses of 25 (OH) D to be achieved in both the preventive (40 ng / mL) and therapeutic (50 ng / mL) settings.
But they finish the report with a complaint: “Despite these and other data, the use of Vitamin D in the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 has not been taken into consideration, with the justification of the absence of sufficient scientific evidence, which instead, unlike other vitamins or supplements, is gradually emerging in more recent works”.
And they quote, just as Gospa News did in the previous article, what happened in London. “In Great Britain, on the other hand, and even earlier in Scotland, with governmental provision, vitamin D supplementation was recently ordered to 2.7 million subjects at risk of COVID-19 (the elderly, the black population and residents of the RSA ) with an operation that the House of Commons defined as “low-cost, zero-risk, potentially highly effective action”: a lively scientific debate followed, with some reservations expressed by NICE but with the support of the Royal Society of London who defines it as “… seems nothing to lose and potentially much to gain” ».
In light of all this, the 61 doctors led by the president of the Turin Academy of Medicine advocate “the activation of a consensus conference and / or a randomized and controlled clinical study, promoted and supported by the State, on the therapeutic efficacy of Vitamin D, to symptomatic or oligosymptomatic patients “and” the preventive administration of oral cholecalciferol (up to 4000 IU / day) to subjects at risk of contagion (elderly, frail, obese, health workers, relatives of infected patients, subjects in closed communities).
At this point we must hope that the letter from the doctors in support of vitamin therapy does not end up like the one sent last April 24 to the Ministry of Health by the neurologist Roberta Ricciardi and 33 her colleagues in relation to the evidence on the efficacy of cortisone therapy, banned by the World Health Organization a month earlier for a study that turned out to be bogus and published in The Lancet. The appeal for the use of that simple and inexpensive anti-inflammatory traditionally used in severe respiratory tract syndromes and acute bronchitis and pneumonia remained unheard by Minister Speranza until June.
This has inevitably fueled the suspicion that the only therapeutic avenues against COVID-19 supported and encouraged by the PD-M5Stelle government are those that trigger Big Pharma’s business with vaccines. If this letter from 61 doctors were to remain ignored, it would be the confirmation of an orientation that could assume a criminal connotation from ignorance …
Fabio Giuseppe Carlo Carisio
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veteranstoday--2020-12-07--Trump Sabotage: US Purchase of Pfizer Vaccine Blocked, Extending Pandemic 6 More Months

VT : At the orders of Donald Trump , the US government has only purchased enough vaccines for 12 percent of the population .
Pfizer has sold 300,00 million doses to be delivered outside the US , all manufactured at their plant in Kalamazoo , Michigan .
COVID deaths , now closing in on 4000 a day , will likely continue until fall of 2021 along with the lockdowns instead of coming to a close by the end of February .
Trump partners and family members are literally making a killing selling PPE and now proven useless ventilators , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it should have , thanks to Donald Trump .
Daily Beast : Trump administration officials turned down an offer from Pfizer to sell extra doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to the U.S. , The New York Times reported on Monday .
In July , the pharmaceutical company announced a deal with the U.S. government for an initial shipment of 100 million doses ; enough to inoculate 50 million people , as the vaccine is administered in two shots .
It is unknown how many additional doses were in Pfizer ’ s offer , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ summer , according to the Times .
Given Pfizer ’ s commitments with other nations , the United States may not be able to acquire extra doses of their vaccine until June , the Times wrote .
Another vaccine , produced by Moderna , is currently awaiting emergency FDA approval , expected sometime later this month .

VT:At the orders of Donald Trump, the US government has only purchased enough vaccines for 12 percent of the population. Pfizer has sold 300,00 million doses to be delivered outside the US, all manufactured at their plant in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
tRUMP TURNED DOWN ADDITIONAL DOSES OF VACCINE FROM PFIZER pic.twitter.com/Bt0VuTnkq9 — Michal (@MichalKleinRN) December 7, 2020
COVID deaths, now closing in on 4000 a day, will likely continue until fall of 2021 along with the lockdowns instead of coming to a close by the end of February. Trump partners and family members are literally making a killing selling PPE and now proven useless ventilators, a business that will continue much longer than it should have, thanks to Donald Trump.
https://twitter.com/ABC/status/1336078163961589770?s=20
Daily Beast: Trump administration officials turned down an offer from Pfizer to sell extra doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to the U.S., The New York Times reported on Monday. BREAKING: Trump passed on buying more Pfizer vaccine. Because of it, Pfizer can’t ship many doses to the US until June. https://t.co/Ss7wshymah — Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸 (@ASlavitt) December 7, 2020 In July, the pharmaceutical company announced a deal with the U.S. government for an initial shipment of 100 million doses; enough to inoculate 50 million people, as the vaccine is administered in two shots. It is unknown how many additional doses were in Pfizer’s offer, which was given sometime in the late summer, according to the Times. Given Pfizer’s commitments with other nations, the United States may not be able to acquire extra doses of their vaccine until June, the Times wrote. Breaking NYT: Trump officials passed when Pfizer offered in late summer to sell the U.S. government additional doses of its COVID vaccine. Now Pfizer may not be able to provide more vaccine to the U.S. until June because of commitments to other countries. https://t.co/jC01GdH9wP — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) December 7, 2020 Another vaccine, produced by Moderna, is currently awaiting emergency FDA approval, expected sometime later this month.


veteranstoday--2020-12-07--The Trump Steal loses two more court cases with scathing decisions

[ Editor ’ s Note : Trump ’ s grifter legal team continues to stuff their Christmas stockings full of Trumper donated cash and laughing all the way to the bank .
And in a way , who could blame them .
When is the last time we saw 10 to 20 million people like the Trumpers so willing to be duped and separated from their money , despite the pandemic ?
They would have been better off putting it into the Covid battle , but that was a bridge too far for them .
What has surprised me is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ imposed sanctions for bringing a patently bogus case .
And no , I am not in ‘ meanie Jim ’ mode here .
I have seen most all of the cases in the past week denied right off the bat for ‘ lack of standing ’ .
One would think that with a central group coordinating these filings and the huge Trump campaign legal bill being generated , they could at least find legal talent that could point out when they do not have standing to file , laying that all out to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not using any big words .
But as I have already written , winning might not be the real goal here .
It appears to be another two fold one .
First is to keep the ‘ legal defense ’ funding flowing in , $ 170 million at last count , and the lawsuits all fail , have the Trumper community all whooped up to back a 2024 Trump campaign that will start up after Trump moves to Florida .
I can see a situation where if the anticipated prosecutions for his past @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for 2020 will morph into a new 2024 election steal by attempting to put him in prison where his family might even be able to visit him on site , living in the cell next door .
There is a minimum security Federal Pen in North Carolina that has a 9 hole golf course .
But I am not sure if the housekeeping included diapers .
The Trump team did make a shift today .
It wants its angry supporters to head for the Georgia Senate elections polls .
Last I heard , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out .
But if the Dems should pull a miracle out of the hat what do you think the odds are for claims that the Dems stole the election ?
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Click to donate > > “ In fact , this lawsuit seems to be less about achieving the relief Plaintiffs seek—as much of that relief is beyond @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about the impact of their allegations on People ’ s faith in the democratic process and their trust in our government , ” Detroit-based U.S. District Court Judge Linda Parker said in a written ruling .
“ With nothing but speculation and conjecture that votes for President Trump were destroyed , discarded or switched to votes for Vice President Biden , Plaintiffs ’ equal protection claim fails , ” wrote Parker , an appointee of President Barack Obama .
Even if their claims had merit , she added , “ alleged injury does @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remedy because the harm of having one ’ s vote invalidated or diluted is not remedied by denying millions of others their right to vote.
” “ They want this court to substitute its judgment for two-and-a-half million voters who voted for Joe Biden , ” Batten said , calling it perhaps the most extraordinary relief ever sought in an election lawsuit .
“ And this I am unwilling to do.
” The full Politico article is here…and the full Michigan case here .

Federal judges reject GOP effort to overturn swing state election results
…from Politico
[ Editor’s Note: Trump’s grifter legal team continues to stuff their Christmas stockings full of Trumper donated cash and laughing all the way to the bank. And in a way, who could blame them.
When is the last time we saw 10 to 20 million people like the Trumpers so willing to be duped and separated from their money, despite the pandemic? They would have been better off putting it into the Covid battle, but that was a bridge too far for them.
What has surprised me is that there seems to be no judge imposed sanctions for bringing a patently bogus case. And no, I am not in ‘meanie Jim’ mode here. I have seen most all of the cases in the past week denied right off the bat for ‘lack of standing’.
One would think that with a central group coordinating these filings and the huge Trump campaign legal bill being generated, they could at least find legal talent that could point out when they do not have standing to file, laying that all out to the Whitehouse team, speaking slowly and not using any big words.
But as I have already written, winning might not be the real goal here. It appears to be another two-fold one. The first is to keep the ‘legal defense’ funding flowing in, $170 million at last count, and the lawsuits all fail, have the Trumper community all whooped up to back a 2024 Trump campaign that will start up after Trump moves to Florida.
I can see a situation where if the anticipated prosecutions for his past deeds proceed, the Trump election steal for 2020 will morph into a new 2024 election steal by attempting to put him in prison where his family might even be able to visit him on site, living in the cell next door.
There is a minimum-security Federal Pen in North Carolina that has a 9 hole golf course. But I am not sure if the housekeeping included diapers.
The Trump team did make a shift today. It wants its angry supporters to head for the Georgia Senate elections polls. Last I heard, a million absentee ballots had already gone out. But if the Dems should pull a miracle out of the hat what do you think the odds are for claims that the Dems stole the election? … Jim W. Dean ]
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First published … December 07, 2020
The Michigan case:
“In fact, this lawsuit seems to be less about achieving the relief Plaintiffs seek—as much of that relief is beyond the power of this Court— and more about the impact of their allegations on People’s faith in the democratic process and their trust in our government,” Detroit-based U.S. District Court Judge Linda Parker said in a written ruling.
“With nothing but speculation and conjecture that votes for President Trump were destroyed, discarded or switched to votes for Vice President Biden, Plaintiffs’ equal protection claim fails,” wrote Parker, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
Even if their claims had merit, she added, “alleged injury does not entitle them to seek their requested remedy because the harm of having one’s vote invalidated or diluted is not remedied by denying millions of others their right to vote.”
In Georgia, U.S. District Court Judge Timothy Batten:
“They want this court to substitute its judgment for two-and-a-half million voters who voted for Joe Biden,” Batten said, calling it perhaps the most extraordinary relief ever sought in an election lawsuit. “And this I am unwilling to do.”
The full Politico article is here…and the full Michigan case here.


veteranstoday--2020-12-07--Is Gina Haspel Involved In The Coup?

Is Gina Haspel Involved In The Coup?

Despite reporting to the contrary Gina Haspel was not shot in Frankfurt , Germany last month , although opinion in the Intelligence Community continues to be divided as to whether or not she should be shot .
She is reliably reported to have been in her office at the George H. W. Bush Intelligence Center ( there ’ s a contradiction in terms , if ever there was one ! )
as recently as Wednesday .
She is not reported to have any bandages on or bits missing .
Naming an American intelligence center after Bush Senior by the way @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mengele Center for the Care and Study of Twins , an RMS Titanic Maritime Safety Center or a John Major Charm Award , no offense intended .
Something in the name doesn ’ t quite sound right .
The confusion over the Haspel non-shooting probably arose because the original reporting was that the head of the CIA had been shot in the raid on the server farm at Correa Group HQ in Frankfurt .
( Notice that I ’ ve stopped referring to it as the COREA Group altogether – it was clearly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Mathias Correa , who should have been fried in the electric chair , nicely of course , in World War II . )
Gina Haspel isn ’ t the head of the CIA , just its Director .
When the Director of the CIA is a loyal American , which isn ’ t very often , he or she is invariably kept out of the loop .
Robert Redford ’ s character Joseph Turner in 3 Days of the Condor put it well – there ’ s a CIA inside the CIA .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ course the Correa Group .
Many CIA officers have never heard of it – they genuinely think that they ’ re working for an American intelligence agency , whereas in reality they are working for a German intelligence agency .
The trouble is that the Correa Group penetration assets inside the CIA are US Citizens .
They look and sound American and eat burgers for lunch , not sausage .
They call football soccer , follow the World Series and drink Jack Black , not schnapps .
Confusingly , they don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or do the goosestep .
Patriotic Americans working for the CIA ( and there are some , possibly even including Gina Haspel ) are faced with the same problems as the scientists in The Thing – the other scientists might look normal but in reality could be shape-shifting aliens about to eat them .
At least the scientists knew there was an alien about , at least they did once the poor husky had been devoured by an alien so mean and ugly that he could have worked for the European Commission , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ afraid that the President ’ s hard-working lawyers have the same level of comprehension about who they are up against as the poor old husky .
( I love huskies and judging from the amount of licks I get they seem to like me ! )
( That was not a double entendre by the way – this is a family intelligence website . )
The lawyers think that they ’ re up against a bunch of commies , who are basically stupid , whereas in fact they ’ re up against the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ intelligence agency , the boys who assassinated Kennedy and invented AIDS .
Since its inception in the fall of 1943 the DVD and its sub-agencies like the Correa Group in Frankfurt and GO2 in London have been responsible for tens of millions of deaths .
They are utterly opposed to democracy .
The idea that a country could be governed in the interests of its inhabitants is as alien to them as the monster in The Thing .
I have of course reached out to the President ’ s lawyers , and that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ intended , but they ’ re way out of their depth .
The same goes for Republican politicians .
Again I have reached out , but so far as I can tell none of them has even heard of the Correa Group .
They ’ re all perfectly nice , but so are huskies , and the huskies in The Thing all died .
Has the President been briefed in ?
It seems as though he has , although I ’ ve had no feedback from the White House and the White House @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Security Council not to put my calls through .
( My old direct dial numbers have all been changed , sadly . )
Moreover there is no sign at all that any of the intelligence yield from the Frankfurt raid has reached either the President or his legal team .
The Pentagon , so far as I can tell , are backing Biden and are content to let the President swing in the wind .
If the intelligence has been passed to the White House it will have come from Jerusalem .
There @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to pretty much the same intelligence as MI6 , although it ’ s unclear whether Mossad acquired it before or after my warning message to that nice man Bibi Netanyahu .
( I warned both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv because my warning to the President appeared to have been blocked . )
The perfectly proper targeted killing of the Iranian nuclear scientist and IRGC terrorist Brigadier-General Mohsen Fakhrizadeh on November 27th suggests a deal between Jerusalem and Washington .
Then there ’ s the strange incident involving Joe Biden ’ s right foot @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reputation for putting his foot in it , no offense intended , but this is the first time that he ’ s actually broken it .
He can ’ t have been kicking his dog , since that ’ s what the Democrats are saying , albeit in a watered-down way , and modern Democrats are incapable of telling the truth , no offense intended .
Since he doesn ’ t have a cat he can ’ t have been kicking the cat either .
So who or what was he kicking ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ surprised to learn that some furniture in the Biden household has been sent out for repair , or that an aide now has a sore bottom , as it were .
It looks like Joe received some seriously bad news last weekend .
So who ’ s going to win ?
Things are finely balanced at the moment , and the US Constitution could still slide down the pan , but as things stand I don ’ t see Germany and China ’ s man being sworn in on January 20th .
I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be Pennsylvania , where a new purported law authorizing no-excuse absentee ballots faces a strong challenge in the Supreme Court .
I suspect that Georgia , Michigan , Nevada and Wisconsin will follow .
Each state has seen massive electoral fraud , mostly but not exclusively associated with Dominion Voting Systems machines , which , crazily , can be opened to the Internet .
I note with interest the DNI ’ s intervention today .
The first battle may have gone to Biden und ze Germans but Frankfurt may yet learn the lesson @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on Pearl Harbor 79 years ago today .
Never underestimate America .
The boys in Tokyo may have been celebrating on the evening of December 7th 1941 , but they had a fire lit under them on the night of March 9th/10th 1945 .
It may have saved on the heating bills , but there wasn ’ t much left of Tokyo on the morning of the 10th .
As predicted these have collapsed in bitter acrimony .
It would help everybody if British and European leaders simply called off the talks altogether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , resumed yesterday and have been suspended again today .
Apart from anything else the idiots have held up my column !
Prime Minister Johnson is going to meet European Commission Fùhrer , sorry President , in Brussels later this week .
The timing is significant – EU leaders meet on Thursday and had a deal been reached EU translators would have needed at least a day to prepare the texts .
The talks were a total waste of time .
The British government , absurdly , wants free trade with the EU27 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ crushing the UK economy under a burden of excessive regulation .
Boris ’ s policy was to cave in on fishing in the hope of obtaining concessions on the “ level playing field ” , Eurospeak for crushing us with regulations .
The MSM have been banging on about the small size of Britain ’ s fishing industry , but that ’ s because it ’ s been decimated by nearly 50 years of the Common Fisheries Policy .
They ’ re also claiming that “ 70 % ” of our catch is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rather overlooks the fact that many of “ our ” boats are Dutch and Spanish false-flag vessels pirating our fish .
Some idiot , no offense intended , asked on BBC1 ’ s Question Time on Thursday evening how we would protect our fisheries without a deal .
With naval gunnery , that ’ s how .
Any EU pirate vessel refusing to allow a boarding party aboard should have a shot put across her bows .
If she still refuses to strike her colours or stop the enforcing warship should commence lethal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jones ’ Locker .
It is our proud boast that we have sunk more European ships and U-Boats than any country in history .
The Royal Navy knows how to deal with pirates .
I assume that officers are already practising their cutlass drill !
Samuel Spaniard will be less keen to raid British waters after a few fisheries pirates have been run through and fed to the fish .
Anti-British , pro-EU outlets like Sky News keep emphasising that British vehicle exporters would face a 10 % tariff wall in the event @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
Tariff walls work both ways .
Mass car manufacturing almost disappeared in Britain as the result of the disastrous decision to join the EEC .
Cars and trucks are the largest single component of our massive , £100 billion plus trade deficit in goods with the EU .
I was intrigued to see one of my valued colleagues here on VT imply that President Macron of France is gay , has been seeing young Moroccan rent-boys and that those nice people the Mossad have the goods on him .
I have been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there are signs that Macron has hardened his negotiating position in recent days .
It was our possession of vital bio-leverage on General de Gaulle , who was definitely gay , which allowed us to persuade him , gently of course , to exercise his veto on the UK joining the EEC , twice , saving the UK tens of billions of pounds and thousands of jobs .
Indeed Jerry had to organise some riots and force de Gaulle from power before the UK could be forced to join .
If Mossad have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do finally collapse then we will owe the Israelis big time .
There a number of ways in which we could return the courtesy – shifting our Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem , for example , passing your Embassy going the other way should the coup against President Trump succeed !
Having the British Embassy in Tel Aviv makes about as much sense as moving our American Embassy from Washington to Hackensack , New Jersey .
I say nothing against Hackensack , but you don ’ t see many cars there with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
( Of course if Biden gets in there may not be a British Embassy in the States at all , given that his choice for Secretary of State is the hysterical anti-British nutter , no offense intended , Anthony ‘ von ’ Blinken , who is reportedly anxious to recognize Argentina ’ s absurd claim over the Falkland Islands , that is to say wants a second war in the South Atlantic . )
British Special Forces and Royal Navy DDGs could join Israeli ground troops in counter-terrorist operations against Hezbollah , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ permanent berth at GCHQ ’ s facility in Cyprus , which does good work .
( Much of Hezbollah ’ s terrorist infrastructure is within range of the 4.5 ” Mark 8 deck guns fitted to the Daring class DDGs . )
We could profitably enter into joint development of radar and missile systems , UAVs , thermonuclear warheads and other useful bits of kit .
We might also want to have a look at bombing Cairo again .
The RAF haven ’ t bombed Cairo since 1956 , which is ridiculous .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ one of only two Western powers , the other being France , which has openly engaged in joint combat operations with the IDF .
( US pilots in the Yom Kippur War had to eat bagels and pretend to be Israelis . )
The first Covid vaccines have finally arrived !
It ’ s been a good week in the fight against the Chinese Covid-19 bio-weapon .
Freed of constraints from Brussels the UK regulator was able to fast-track approval for the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine .
The Oxford University/Astra Zeneca vaccine should be approved @ @ @ @ @ @ @ also approved the Sputnik V vaccine , which sounds more effective than either the British or American products , although there might be greater side-effects .
Naturally anti-vaxxers like Dr Death , sorry Fauci , Director of the National Institute of Allergy and for Spreading Infectious Diseases , sorry National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases ( NIASID , sorry NIAID ) are doing their best to discourage people from taking the vaccines , but they ’ re bound to fail .
Each vaccine has successfully gone through large-scale trials and represents a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are in a frenzy about a biggish iceberg which has been wandering around the South Atlantic since 2017 .
They ’ re banging on about global warming , rather overlooking the fact that the reason that the iceberg hasn ’ t melted is because the ocean is too cold .
Sky News excelled themselves on Saturday evening .
They carried a report about the ‘ berg and linked it to ‘ global warming ’ .
Their next item warned the Scots that they were about to have their bollocks frozen off over the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so cold !
( Minus ten , if you want to know , which is pretty chilly for anywhere in Britain this early in the winter . )

Despite reporting to the contrary Gina Haspel was not shot in Frankfurt, Germany last month, although opinion in the Intelligence Community continues to be divided as to whether or not she should be shot. She is reliably reported to have been in her office at the George H. W. Bush Intelligence Center (there’s a contradiction in terms, if ever there was one!) as recently as Wednesday. She is not reported to have any bandages on or bits missing.
Naming an American intelligence center after Bush Senior by the way is a bit like having a Joseph Mengele Center for the Care and Study of Twins, an RMS Titanic Maritime Safety Center or a John Major Charm Award, no offense intended. Something in the name doesn’t quite sound right.
The confusion over the Haspel non-shooting probably arose because the original reporting was that the head of the CIA had been shot in the raid on the server farm at Correa Group HQ in Frankfurt. (Notice that I’ve stopped referring to it as the COREA Group altogether – it was clearly set up by the Abwehr’s Mathias Correa, who should have been fried in the electric chair, nicely of course, in World War II.) Gina Haspel isn’t the head of the CIA, just its Director. When the Director of the CIA is a loyal American, which isn’t very often, he or she is invariably kept out of the loop.
Robert Redford’s character Joseph Turner in 3 Days of the Condor put it well – there’s a CIA inside the CIA. The inner, controlling group is of course the Correa Group. Many CIA officers have never heard of it – they genuinely think that they’re working for an American intelligence agency, whereas in reality they are working for a German intelligence agency.
The trouble is that the Correa Group penetration assets inside the CIA are US Citizens. They look and sound American and eat burgers for lunch, not sausage. They call football soccer, follow the World Series and drink Jack Black, not schnapps. Confusingly, they don’t wear coal-scuttle helmets with spikes in them or do the goosestep.
Patriotic Americans working for the CIA (and there are some, possibly even including Gina Haspel) are faced with the same problems as the scientists in The Thing – the other scientists might look normal but in reality could be shape-shifting aliens about to eat them. At least the scientists knew there was an alien about, at least they did once the poor husky had been devoured by an alien so mean and ugly that he could have worked for the European Commission, no offense intended.
I’m afraid that the President’s hard-working lawyers have the same level of comprehension about who they are up against as the poor old husky. (I love huskies and judging from the amount of licks I get they seem to like me!)(That was not a double entendre by the way – this is a family intelligence website.) The lawyers think that they’re up against a bunch of commies, who are basically stupid, whereas in fact they’re up against the world’s most powerful and ruthless intelligence agency, the boys who assassinated Kennedy and invented AIDS.
Since its inception in the fall of 1943 the DVD and its sub-agencies like the Correa Group in Frankfurt and GO2 in London have been responsible for tens of millions of deaths. They are utterly opposed to democracy. The idea that a country could be governed in the interests of its inhabitants is as alien to them as the monster in The Thing.
I have of course reached out to the President’s lawyers, and that nice lady Sidney Powell. No offense intended, but they’re way out of their depth. The same goes for Republican politicians. Again I have reached out, but so far as I can tell none of them has even heard of the Correa Group. They’re all perfectly nice, but so are huskies, and the huskies in The Thing all died.
Has the President been briefed in?
It seems as though he has, although I’ve had no feedback from the White House and the White House Switch are under instructions from the National Security Council not to put my calls through. (My old direct dial numbers have all been changed, sadly.) Moreover there is no sign at all that any of the intelligence yield from the Frankfurt raid has reached either the President or his legal team. The Pentagon, so far as I can tell, are backing Biden and are content to let the President swing in the wind.
If the intelligence has been passed to the White House it will have come from Jerusalem. There are definite signs that Mossad have access to pretty much the same intelligence as MI6, although it’s unclear whether Mossad acquired it before or after my warning message to that nice man Bibi Netanyahu. (I warned both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv because my warning to the President appeared to have been blocked.)
The perfectly proper targeted killing of the Iranian nuclear scientist and IRGC terrorist Brigadier-General Mohsen Fakhrizadeh on November 27th suggests a deal between Jerusalem and Washington. Then there’s the strange incident involving Joe Biden’s right foot.
‘Chinese’ Biden has a reputation for putting his foot in it, no offense intended, but this is the first time that he’s actually broken it. He can’t have been kicking his dog, since that’s what the Democrats are saying, albeit in a watered-down way, and modern Democrats are incapable of telling the truth, no offense intended. Since he doesn’t have a cat he can’t have been kicking the cat either. So who or what was he kicking?
I wouldn’t be at all surprised to learn that some furniture in the Biden household has been sent out for repair, or that an aide now has a sore bottom, as it were. It looks like Joe received some seriously bad news last weekend.
So who’s going to win?
Things are finely balanced at the moment, and the US Constitution could still slide down the pan, but as things stand I don’t see Germany and China’s man being sworn in on January 20th. I think the first state to go will be Pennsylvania, where a new purported law authorizing no-excuse absentee ballots faces a strong challenge in the Supreme Court.
I suspect that Georgia, Michigan, Nevada and Wisconsin will follow. Each state has seen massive electoral fraud, mostly but not exclusively associated with Dominion Voting Systems machines, which, crazily, can be opened to the Internet. I note with interest the DNI’s intervention today.
The first battle may have gone to Biden und ze Germans but Frankfurt may yet learn the lesson Tokyo learnt after their equally sneaky attack on Pearl Harbor 79 years ago today. Never underestimate America. The boys in Tokyo may have been celebrating on the evening of December 7th 1941, but they had a fire lit under them on the night of March 9th/10th 1945. It may have saved on the heating bills, but there wasn’t much left of Tokyo on the morning of the 10th.
The Anglo-European negotiations
As predicted these have collapsed in bitter acrimony. It would help everybody if British and European leaders simply called off the talks altogether. They were suspended on Friday night, resumed yesterday and have been suspended again today. Apart from anything else the idiots have held up my column!
Prime Minister Johnson is going to meet European Commission Fùhrer, sorry President, in Brussels later this week. The timing is significant – EU leaders meet on Thursday and had a deal been reached EU translators would have needed at least a day to prepare the texts.
The talks were a total waste of time. The British government, absurdly, wants free trade with the EU27. The EU are only interested in crushing the UK economy under a burden of excessive regulation. Boris’s policy was to cave in on fishing in the hope of obtaining concessions on the “level playing field”, Eurospeak for crushing us with regulations.
The MSM have been banging on about the small size of Britain’s fishing industry, but that’s because it’s been decimated by nearly 50 years of the Common Fisheries Policy. They’re also claiming that “70%” of our catch is “exported” to Europe, which rather overlooks the fact that many of “our” boats are Dutch and Spanish false-flag vessels pirating our fish.
Some idiot, no offense intended, asked on BBC1’s Question Time on Thursday evening how we would protect our fisheries without a deal. With naval gunnery, that’s how. Any EU pirate vessel refusing to allow a boarding party aboard should have a shot put across her bows. If she still refuses to strike her colours or stop the enforcing warship should commence lethal fire and send her crew to Davy Jones’ Locker.
It is our proud boast that we have sunk more European ships and U-Boats than any country in history. The Royal Navy knows how to deal with pirates. I assume that officers are already practising their cutlass drill! Samuel Spaniard will be less keen to raid British waters after a few fisheries pirates have been run through and fed to the fish.
Anti-British, pro-EU outlets like Sky News keep emphasising that British vehicle exporters would face a 10% tariff wall in the event of a no deal. So what? Tariff walls work both ways. Mass car manufacturing almost disappeared in Britain as the result of the disastrous decision to join the EEC. Cars and trucks are the largest single component of our massive, £100 billion plus trade deficit in goods with the EU.
I was intrigued to see one of my valued colleagues here on VT imply that President Macron of France is gay, has been seeing young Moroccan rent-boys and that those nice people the Mossad have the goods on him. I have been unable to confirm the intelligence directly but there are signs that Macron has hardened his negotiating position in recent days.
It was our possession of vital bio-leverage on General de Gaulle, who was definitely gay, which allowed us to persuade him, gently of course, to exercise his veto on the UK joining the EEC, twice, saving the UK tens of billions of pounds and thousands of jobs. Indeed Jerry had to organise some riots and force de Gaulle from power before the UK could be forced to join.
If Mossad have been leaning on Macron and the talks do finally collapse then we will owe the Israelis big time. There a number of ways in which we could return the courtesy – shifting our Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, for example, passing your Embassy going the other way should the coup against President Trump succeed!
Having the British Embassy in Tel Aviv makes about as much sense as moving our American Embassy from Washington to Hackensack, New Jersey. I say nothing against Hackensack, but you don’t see many cars there with diplomatic license tags, for a reason. (Of course if Biden gets in there may not be a British Embassy in the States at all, given that his choice for Secretary of State is the hysterical anti-British nutter, no offense intended, Anthony ‘von’ Blinken, who is reportedly anxious to recognize Argentina’s absurd claim over the Falkland Islands, that is to say wants a second war in the South Atlantic.)
British Special Forces and Royal Navy DDGs could join Israeli ground troops in counter-terrorist operations against Hezbollah, whilst Aman officers could be given a permanent berth at GCHQ’s facility in Cyprus, which does good work. (Much of Hezbollah’s terrorist infrastructure is within range of the 4.5” Mark 8 deck guns fitted to the Daring class DDGs.) We could profitably enter into joint development of radar and missile systems, UAVs, thermonuclear warheads and other useful bits of kit.
We might also want to have a look at bombing Cairo again. The RAF haven’t bombed Cairo since 1956, which is ridiculous. It is often forgotten that Britain is one of only two Western powers, the other being France, which has openly engaged in joint combat operations with the IDF. (US pilots in the Yom Kippur War had to eat bagels and pretend to be Israelis.)
The first Covid vaccines have finally arrived!
It’s been a good week in the fight against the Chinese Covid-19 bio-weapon. Freed of constraints from Brussels the UK regulator was able to fast-track approval for the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine. The Oxford University/Astra Zeneca vaccine should be approved later this week. Russian regulators have also approved the Sputnik V vaccine, which sounds more effective than either the British or American products, although there might be greater side-effects.
Naturally anti-vaxxers like Dr Death, sorry Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and for Spreading Infectious Diseases, sorry National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIASID, sorry NIAID) are doing their best to discourage people from taking the vaccines, but they’re bound to fail. Each vaccine has successfully gone through large-scale trials and represents a tremendous scientific achievement.
The iceberg
The British media are in a frenzy about a biggish iceberg which has been wandering around the South Atlantic since 2017. They’re banging on about global warming, rather overlooking the fact that the reason that the iceberg hasn’t melted is because the ocean is too cold.
Sky News excelled themselves on Saturday evening. They carried a report about the ‘berg and linked it to ‘global warming’. Their next item warned the Scots that they were about to have their bollocks frozen off over the weekend because it was going to be so cold! (Minus ten, if you want to know, which is pretty chilly for anywhere in Britain this early in the winter.)
Remember the Arizona!