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Very credible Iraqi Shi’ite institutions and groups fighting alongside the Iraqi regular army are threatening retaliation against US forces in the country should this pattern of targeting their forces whilst fighting the DAESH /ISIS by US Planes continue. Several recent incidents of so called “friendly fire” deaths in air strikes proved that the Pentagon was deliberately targeting the Shia during the fighting against ISIS..… This explains why the Iranians left the scene during the recent successful liberation of Iraqi territories from the ISIS with leaks of info and Photos of Gen. Soleimani being actively on the Ground helping. (Iran’s specialists and advisers immediately left the scene after seeing the American planes to be constantly attacking and bombing the wrong sites) . The US claimed hereupon, that the Iranians did not want to be seen fighting alongside the Americans… The very recent incidents took place in the Anbar Province, where thousands of Shi’ite volunteer...

Turkish daily newspaper “Jomhuriet” has released a series of images and video showing that Turkish state intelligence agents participating in smuggling of arms across the border to Daesh or as they are known in Europe   ISIS. The video shows security officials unloading a box of antibiotics, revealing large amounts of mortar shells underneath. This is reportedly the same January 2014 incident already reported by other news agencies as part of many testimonies in legal proceedings. Where the arms went once they crossed the border has not been declared, but they were believed to have been distributed broadly among groups of   ISIS /DAESH factions, particularly ISIS groups that already control large portions of the Turkish border. Turkey as expected   has repeatedly denied the charges, and followed up today’s publication by announcing the newspaper that broke the story is facing charges of “terrorism” for making the report. Prosecutors who were pushing a case...

  “They have lost their freedom for the truth, so they remind  us how important it is to know the truth,”   Italian sculptor Davide Dormino told the media in Berlin's Alexanderplatz. The life-sized statues of the three whistleblowers stand upon three chairs, as if speaking in an impromptu public meeting. Next to them is a fourth, empty chair. For Dormino, who titled his piece, Anything to Say? this is the centerpiece of the composition. “The fourth chair is open to anyone here in Berlin who  wants to get up and say anything they want,” Dozens of people, including children, have already overcome their fears, and stood up on the platform, some with a loudspeaker. "People are saying many different things. From politics to babbling to silence, from people who desperately want to help Julian, Bradley and Edward to people who have no idea who they are. This chair is, I guess, a place of free speech," said Dormino. Bradley Manning ...

The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action regarding the I.R.of Iran’s Nuclear Program. Below are the key parameters of a Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) regarding the Islamic Republic ofIran’s nuclear program that were decided in Lausanne, Switzerland. These elements form the foundation upon which the final text of the JCPOA will be written between now and June 30, and reflect the significant progress that has been made in discussions between the P5+1, the European Union, and Iran. Important implementation details are still subject to negotiation, and nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. We will work to conclude the JCPOA based on these parameters over the coming months. Enrichment * Iran has agreed to reduce by approximately two-thirds its installed centrifuges. Iran will go from having about 19,000 installed today to 6,104 installed under the deal, with only 5,060 of these enriching uranium for 10 years. All 6,104 centrifuges will b...

A great deal of drama has been recently evident in the global media portraying a "personal" rift between the US president and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. While it is apparent that racial undertones have accompanied the treatment of President Barack Obama since his election in 2008 both within the United States and among the Israeli population, the widening rift between the US and Israel has far more important reasons than Netanyahu's irrational behavior, pervasive racism in Israel and the US, or even the two leaders' claimed perceptions on Iran's non-existent nuclear "threat". Back in the mid-1960s, Soviet-backed regimes in Syria, Iraq and Egypt were pitted as part of a Cold War standoff against America's allies in the region. The Six-Day War in 1967 in particular saw a rise in Israel's military utility for US interests in containing Syria and Egypt, both of which hosted Soviet naval bases. Iran and Turkey were on...

  Here are a few outdated NSA tools and products, explaining how they used to work over half a decade ago !…Now however, judging from the Snowden files… these below stated products seem to have become a bunch of Mickey Mouse tools for hobby investigators… But nevertheless simplifying some of theses older products, could well give some of us a picture of the "modus operandi"….that some may find interesting. TYPHON HX: Fake cell towers – You think your cell has connected to a typical provider (Bell, AT&T, Orange…or other equivalents of these companies in China or Europe..)   this type of hacking was spotted in action by the Ecuadorian embassy shortly after Julian Assange arrive as a house guest. The embassy’s staff started getting welcome messages from Uganda Telecom on their mobile because the British intelligence services hadn’t reconfigured their data slurping base-station correctly from a previous operation… so if you suddenly get an obscure messages from...

The Iranian nation toppled the US-backed Pahlavi regime in 1979, ending virtually 2,500 years of monarchical rule, and will see nationwide rallies on Feb. 11, the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. In the 36 years since mass protests deposed the monarchy in Iran, the country has struggled with immense challenges. After the Islamic Republic's establishment by way of a popular referendum, Iran endured a period of chaotic instability, with various armed factions seeking to undermine the nascent government. Amid this volatility, Iran was invaded by Saddam Hussein’s Iraq, whose army was supported by most global powers and against whose aggression Iranians of all walks of life defended their country. After the devastatingly costly war — during which hundreds of thousands of Iranians and Iraqis died, many under the barrage of Saddam’s chemical weapons — the country started the arduous process of attempting to rebuild. Any endeavors toward a speedy recovery, however, we...