Saturday, 29 October 2016

FBIs cozy connections to the Clintons

The deputy FBI director one Andrew McCabe who investigated Mrs Clintons email server activities and found her not guilty of any wrong doing it turns out benefitted from a substantial donation made by Virginia Govenor Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat with ties to the Clintons, who gave nearly $500,000 to the state senate election campaign of McCabes, wife. She lost the election.

FBIs Deputy Director implicated in $500,000 Clinton election donation influencing his decisions

Meanwhile the current director of the same FBI James Comey was a director of HSBC bank during a period the same bank oversaw $81 million foreign payments into the Clinton foundation. HSBC was at the time implicated in laundering drug cartel money & was heavily involved in the LIBOR scandal. Sandy Berger was a Clinton aide who was caught removing and destroying  secret records from the US National Archives. The documents were related to Clinton administration activities prior to the 9/11 attack. Comeys involvement in the case saw him as deputy attorney general hamstring the investigation by actively excluding Clinton administration officials who allegedly colluded with Berger during his illegal activities.

FBI director James Comey-& -ex Clinton foundation board also worked for HSBC


Thursday, 27 October 2016

Ex Lib Dem peer suspended after House of Lords anti Jewish meeting

 Laura Hughes, political correspondent
27 OCTOBER 2016 • 4:46PM

A peer and former Lib Dem MP has been suspended from the party after hosting an event where the audience applauded the suggestion that Jewish people were responsible for the Holocaust.

Baroness Tonge, who sits as an independent in the Lords, hosted a meeting in Parliament where a speaker compared Israel to terror group the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.
Her suspension comes after a spokesman for the Israeli embassy described the event as "a shameful event" that "gave voice to racist tropes against Jews and Israelis alike".
House of Lords

The Palestinian Return Centre, which live streamed the event on its Facebook page, said the event inside Parliament was part of its Balfour apology campaign - which calls for the UK Government to "officially apologise for its past colonial crimes in Palestine".
One member of the audience was applauded after they claimed that “if anybody is antisemitic, it’s the Israelis themselves.”

She was photographed campaigning earlier this week with Sarah Olney, the Lib Dem's candidate in the Richmond Park by-election.

Screen shot of Lib Dem tweet
A Lib Dem spokesperson said: "The party has suspended the membership of Jenny Tonge. We take her comments very seriously and have acted accordingly.”
Cabinet minister David Lidington told MPs he was "genuinely horrified" by reports of the remarks.

Speaking in the Commons Mr Lidington said: "I read the newspaper reports of the event in question and I confess I was genuinely horrified by the speech that was reported there.


The peer has been suspended from the Lib Dem Party  CREDIT: CHRIS RATCLIFFE/BLOOMBERG

"I don't want to treat every newspaper article as gospel but I think we should all be very concerned about what happened there. "And I hope that since this appears to be an event organised by a leading member of the Liberal Democrat party, that the leader of the party does launch an immediate and thorough investigation so we can get to the truth and any appropriate disciplinary action can be taken."

In the Lords Lady Tonge lists her party as "independent Liberal Democrat".
In 2010 she was sacked as the party's health spokeswoman in the Lords after calling for an inquiry into allegations that Israeli soldiers supporting the relief effort in Haiti had been involved with organ-trafficking.

Lady Tonge was a Lib Dem MP between 1997 and 2005, when she entered the Lords. She has regularly run into controversy for her critical stance towards Israel. In 2004, she was sacked as a Lib Dem spokeswoman on children's issues after suggesting she could consider becoming a suicide bomber.

Wednesday, 5 October 2016

Poland will not support Tusk for second term as European Council President, conservative leader says

Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party (PiS), told the Polska newspaper that the Polish government will not support Donald Tusk, a former Polish prime minister, for a second term as President of the European Council. 

Kaczynski argued, “Tusk is a major problem. There are investigations going on in Poland in the parliament and in the prosecutor’s office that may lead to pressing some charges against him. 

Should such a person be the head of the European Council? I have serious doubts.” He added that Tusk’s “further stay in Brussels is highly risky, mainly for the EU.”

Source: Reuters