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‘They got him’: Lindsey Graham says ‘sympathetic’ to Turkey’s ‘YPG problem’ in call with Russian prankster team

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham was the latest to fall victim to Russian prankster duo “Lexus and Vovan,” who, posing as a Turkish minister, tricked the lawmaker into admitting his ‘sympathy’ for Turkey’s ‘problem’ with Kurds. … Read More >‘They got him’: Lindsey Graham says ‘sympathetic’ to Turkey’s ‘YPG problem’ in call with Russian prankster team

Middle East

Tehran confirms Iranian tanker hit by 2 projectiles, says attack resulted in oil spill

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

Tehran has confirmed that an Iranian-owned oil tanker, the Sinopa, was attacked in the Red Sea, and that the mysterious strike caused an oil spill. The vessel was reportedly hit by two missiles. … Read More >Tehran confirms Iranian tanker hit by 2 projectiles, says attack resulted in oil spill

Shows

Justin Trudeau’s scandals, real corruption around Ukraine & the Ecuadorian government flees protesters

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

VIP opens with Lee shredding some headlines from this week. The corporate media always reliably give him some great material to make fun of including lackluster coverage of a US puppet government in Ecuador being chased out of the capital by protesters. Also, Redacted Tonight’s new correspondent Anders Lee digs into the dark side of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he runs for reelection. There’s more than just the blackface scandal. … Read More >Justin Trudeau’s scandals, real corruption around Ukraine & the Ecuadorian government flees protesters

Shows

Demystifying Syria

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

On this edition of CrossTalk, we demystify Syria’s Kurds. Almost all of the criticism levied against Trump’s Syria policy is not rooted in facts. In fact, that criticism is driven by false narratives and the inability to admit that the international proxy war to overthrow the Damascus government has failed. The sooner all American troops leave Syria, the better for Syria and the region. … Read More >Demystifying Syria

Journalism & Mass media

The American Mediaocracy: When Lies Become Truth

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

This is one of the most serious topics facing us today as we watch our freedoms and liberties being destroyed … intentionally assisted by the very media we depend on to keep us informed. From information to propaganda … Read More >The American Mediaocracy: When Lies Become Truth

USA

War, sanctions or deal: Trump says US has ‘three choices’ with Turkey in Syria

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

US President Donald Trump has laid out three choices for Washington in dealing with Turkey’s incursion into Syria, including a “deal” between Ankara and the US-allied Kurdish militias. … Read More >War, sanctions or deal: Trump says US has ‘three choices’ with Turkey in Syria

Business USA

‘Movie Idiocracy is a reality!’ Google gets to chug millions of gallons of drinking water from dwindling aquifer to cool servers

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

Google has been given the go-ahead to pump some 550 million gallons of clean drinking water per year to cool servers at its sprawling data center in South Carolina, sparking outrage and fears the company will deplete the supply. … Read More >‘Movie Idiocracy is a reality!’ Google gets to chug millions of gallons of drinking water from dwindling aquifer to cool servers

Shows

The News with Rick Sanchez – October 10, 2019 (20:00 ET)

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

Mainstream US news outlets have finally decided to focus on the Syria conflict, a conflict they’ve hitherto mostly ignored. But their dearth of coverage of Yemen and Libya conflicts speaks volumes. Rick Sanchez explains. … Read More >The News with Rick Sanchez – October 10, 2019 (20:00 ET)

Middle East

46 injured after Turkish border towns shelled by Kurdish militias from Syria — media

Posted on October 11, 2019October 11, 2019By Editor

At least 46 people were injured and three killed, including an nine-month-old baby, in a series of attacks on Turkish border towns carried out by YPG militias based in Syria, media reports say. … Read More >46 injured after Turkish border towns shelled by Kurdish militias from Syria — media

USA

Over 1.5 million people are now without power in California

Posted on October 11, 2019October 24, 2019By Editor

More than 1.5 million people in Northern California were in the dark Thursday, most for a second day, after the state’s biggest utility shut off electricity to many areas to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires as strong winds sweep through. … Read More >Over 1.5 million people are now without power in California

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