THEO VAN GOGH ZULETZT – ENTLARVT: Bevor die Ukraine die Kertsch-Brücke in die Luft sprengte, planten britische Spione sie

BAUSATZ KLARENBERG·10. OKTOBER 2022 GRAYZONE (TEXT MIXED GERMAN & ENGLISH)

Der geheime Plan des britischen Geheimdienstes, die Kertsch-Brücke auf der Krim in die Luft zu sprengen, wird in internen Dokumenten und Korrespondenz enthüllt, die exklusiv von The Grayzone erhalten wurden.

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THEO VAN GOGH: DER GIPFEL POSTMODERNEN BLUFFS ! – Mit Staatsschulden gegen die Inflation – Die magische Inflationsbekämpfung der Bundesregierung

Von Ferdinand Knauss TICHYS EINBLICK Mi, 12. Oktober 2022

Die Bundesregierung prophezeit eine gesunkene Inflationsrate für 2023 – dank ihrer Gas- und Strompreisbremse. Doch diese ist durch Staatsschulden finanziert, wird also die Inflation mindestens mittelfristig selbst befeuern.

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THEO VAN GOGH DIRECTION  = GET FULL PAY ONLY IN GERMANY !

Flüchtlingsgipfel : Es geht wieder um Begrenzung

Die Ampelkoalition will die neue Flüchtlingskrise mit Liegenschaften und Geld bewältigen. Das lindert die größten Nöte, aber kein Landrat und kein Bürgermeister kann mit dieser Politik wirklich glücklich sein.

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THEO VAN GOGH LETZTES: Angst unter Anlegern : Die Bank of England weitet ihre Notfallkäufe schon wieder aus

  • Von Philip Plickert, London 11.10.2022-FAZ – Was ist los auf dem britischen Finanzmarkt? Die Bank of England sieht sich zu einem weiteren Eingriff gezwungen, nachdem die neue Regierung mit gut gemeinten wirtschaftspolitischen Maßnahmen die Märkte verunsichert hat.

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MESOP MIDEAST WATCH: PUTIN MEETS ERDOGAN !

Die Präsidenten von Türkije und Russland werden sich diese Woche in der kasachischen Hauptstadt Astana treffen, kündigte der russische Außenminister Sergej Lawrow heute (11. Oktober) an. BIANET  11-10-22

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THEO VAN GOGH NEUSTES: WARUM NICHT AUCH LUISA? WO DOCH AKTUELL JEDEN TAG JEMAND EIN PAR HUNDERT MILLIONEN „IN DIE HAND NIMMT?“

Luisa Neubauer hofft auf 100 Milliarden Klima-Sondervermögen

11-10-22: MESOP NEWS – Die Klimaschutzaktivistin Luisa Neubauer hat sich zuversichtlich gezeigt, dass die Bundesregierung auf ihre Forderung nach einem 100-Milliarden-Sondervermögen für den Klimaschutz eingeht.

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THEO VAN GOGH NEUSTES: RUSSLAND ZU „GESPRÄCHEN BEREIT“!? / UNERWÄHNT VERSCHWIEGEN IN WESTLICHEN PRIMEMEDIEN

Lawrow sagt, Russland sei offen für Gespräche mit dem Westen und warte auf einen ernsthaften Vorschlag

Dienstag, 11 Oktober, 2022 – 10:45Asharq Al-Awsat – Der russische Außenminister Sergej Lawrow sagte am Dienstag, Moskau sei offen für Gespräche mit dem Westen über den Ukraine-Krieg, habe aber noch keinen ernsthaften Verhandlungsvorschlag erhalten.

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MESOP MIDEAST WATCH: Syrische Bauern von “Erdogans Mauer” gefangen

Militärische Unruhen in Verbindung mit Dürre machen es viel schwieriger, vom Boden entlang der türkisch-syrischen Grenze zu leben. Lyse Mauvais AL MONTOR – 10. Oktober 2022

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MESOP MIDEAST WATCH : IRAN PROTESTS PROVE RESILIENT, POSING A DILEMMA FOR THE REGIME

Bottom Line Up Front: THE SOUFAN CENTER  11-10-22
  • Iran’s Islamic regime has been unable to quell the uprising that has gripped Iran since mid-September, sparked by the death of a young woman held in custody and accused of violating the regime’s public dress codes for women.
  • The government is resisting reforms or changes to laws governing public dress and behavior, but leaders appear divided over how much force to unleash on protesters.
  • Iran has attacked targets in Kurdish-controlled areas of Iraq, in part to prevent any arms from flowing to Iranian protesters.
  • The uprising occurs against a backdrop of speculation about the succession to Iran’s Supreme Leader.
The protests that broke out on September 16 and expanded nationwide after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini while she was held in custody are still showing significant strength. At times, the uprising has waned briefly in response to regime repression, only to flare up again as uprising leaders adjust their tactics and sense new opportunities to challenge the regime. Amini’s death while in the custody of the “morality police,” after what her family alleges was a beating by her captors, has galvanized more than 40 years of grievances against the repression of women’s rights by the Islamic regime. The protests stem from a long history of women’s rights movements and activism in and outside Iran, with Iranian women strategizing for years on how to challenge gender discrimination in both politics and society. Led by women and cutting across gender, class, and ethnic divisions, some have argued that the recent protests represent the most serious popular challenge to Iran’s theocratic leaders since the Green Revolution of 2009. Several women, who have led protests in part by publicly burning their required head coverings, have died at the hands of security forces but, in so doing, have sustained the uprising’s energy.

Demonstrators have frequently challenged security forces, often forcing them to retreat. In some cities, particularly in the Kurdish northwest where Mahsa Amini is from, demonstrators have captured and burned local government offices or the local headquarters of the Basij internal security force – a militia, under the control of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) that spearheads the regime response to significant riots. On October 8, women at the all-female Al Zahra University in Tehran demonstrated against Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, who was meeting there with students who support the regime. The demonstration was among the most direct challenge to senior leaders in any recent Iranian uprising. A U.S. State Department spokesperson has said that, as of October 5, regime forces had killed more than 100 protesters – a death toll that reflects the intensity of the uprising – but some human rights groups put the death toll above 180. U.S. leaders have publicly supported the demonstrators and have loosened U.S. sanctions to facilitate the sale of Internet equipment to Iran that protesters can use to organize and evade regime monitoring of their communications.

The unrest has presented Iran’s leadership with a dilemma as they seek to restore order, in the process exposing differences within the regime. The uprising started as a response to the restrictions on women’s dress and behavior in public – restrictions that Raisi tightened after his 2021 election – but has evolved into a campaign to overthrow the regime outright. Senior leaders recognize that the longer the protests continue, the more likely additional groups will join them, including those concerned primarily about the poor economic situation, government corruption, mismanagement of lands and waters, or other issues. Yet, some Iranian leaders apparently fear that an expanded use of force against demonstrators will increase, rather than reduce, the intensity of the protest movement. There are some tentative indications that security force commanders might be reluctant to use the amount of force that would be needed to quell the uprising, as the violent repression has only served to fuel the protests thus far. There are also concerns that, with protesters more willing to combat security officers than in past uprisings, casualties among riot police, Basij, IRGC units, and other forces could continue to rise. Yet, the regime leadership appears unified in refusing protester demands to reform or relax enforcement of the laws governing women’s dress in public. Some regime leaders appear to believe that offering concessions on that issue will stimulate demands for additional concessions on a broad range of unrelated issues. Still, there are no indications that the uprising is sufficiently organized to cause the regime to collapse, as of now.

The regional and domestic political environment presents additional challenges to the regime. When the protests broke out, Iran’s 83-year-old Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had been out of public view for two weeks with a reported illness, although he apparently recovered and has appeared publicly since. Following a standard playbook that Khamenei has used during past periods of unrest, the Supreme Leader has accused demonstrators of being tools of Iran’s foreign adversaries, particularly the United States and Israel. Even though he has resumed his duties, the illness sparked a debate among regime insiders over the succession, exposing divisions between those supporting his son, Mojtaba, who runs the day-to-day affairs of Khamenei’s office, and supporters of Raisi or other potential candidates. On the external front, Iranian leaders are seeking to prevent regional factions outside Iran from providing material support to the demonstrators, reflecting fears that outside parties opposed to the Islamic Republic want to interfere in Iran’s domestic unrest to further their agendas. Observing widespread support for the uprising on social media among Iraq’s Kurdish population, partly due to Mahsa Amini’s Kurdish ethnicity, Iranian leaders have sought to ensure that organized Kurdish opposition groups based in northern Iraq do not provide arms or other armed assistance to the uprising. On several occasions since late September, the IRGC has shelled and launched missiles and armed drones against positions of anti-Iranian Kurdish guerrilla fighters over the border in Iraq. One Iranian strike killed a U.S. citizen, and, on September 28, a U.S. combat jet downed an Iranian armed drone as it approached Erbil, the capital of the Kurdish-controlled government in northern Iraq. U.S. military officials asserted that the armed drone posed a threat to U.S. forces. Tehran’s actions have tentatively produced results in the form of pledges by the Kurdish government in northern Iraq to prevent armed Kurdish opposition groups on its territory from operating. Even if the current demonstrations lose their momentum, the compounding grievances and structural issues fueling the unrest will persist and undoubtedly set the stage for an even more forceful uprising in the future.

 

 

THEO VAN GOGH NEUSTES: „My Son Hunter“ bei Breitbart : Joe’s verlorener Sohn &sein verlorener Laptop und die UKRAINE

11-10-22 – Hunter Biden ist das schwarze Schaf der Familie des US-Präsidenten. Sein Leben ist skandalträchtig. Der Film „My Son Hunter“ nutzt das aus. Man merkt, wer ihn vertreibt: das Rechtsaußen-Portal Breitbart.

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