“Independent experts”
Manafort founded it in 2012 with the aim of “gathering a small group of high-profile, influential European leaders and politically credible friends who can act informally and without any visible relationship with the Ukrainian government.” Secrecy was part of the plan: the “independent experts” would speak for Yanukovych, and talk down the proceedings surrounding the incarcerated Yulia Timoshenko. In the end, the work was unsuccessful – the approach failed, Yanukovich was overthrown after protests at the Maidan in 2014. Altogether should be flowed between Manafort and Yanukovich 60 million euros, by black money and money laundering. Manafort paid two million euros to the Hapsburg Group in 2012 and 2014 through at least four offshore accounts. In order to circumvent the European tax, it was “wrongly stated in the contract with the Hapsburg Group that their activities would not take place in Europe,” states the confession. Gusenbauer is said to have received 30,000 euros per month, Bloomberg reported in June , when an unredigated memo from Mueller was online for a few hours. According to a 2012 Manafort employee reported: “Alfred Gusenbauer is ready to be discreet.” On the phone he had the idea to comment “from the underground”. Gusenbauer replied that he had made speeches in the conviction that an approximation of Ukraine to the EU would be good. He did not question the origin of the money. He assured the platform Addendum to have his fee taxed in Austria.
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The extra-judicial agreement Manaforts with special investigator Mueller gleaning Manafort closes in Russia affair deal with investigator Mueller Gusenbauer denies “discreet lobbying” in Ukraine –
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M.N.: One is out, the scores to go. Investigate and Purge. Purge and Investigate.
Not a single fact, detail or occurrence of the “Trump – Russia Affair”, Manafort – Ukraine – Hapsburg Group Affair”, “Salisbury Poisoning Affair”, and most likely many others were unknown to the German Intelligence.
Investigate them in the UTMOST DEPTH, their connections with the Abwehr after the WW2, and all the other relevant issues raised in this and other blogs and posts which address these issues.
This reality show is performed in the genre of cabaret, with The Demiurge playing the role of the invisible, omnipotent, omniscient, obsessive-compulsive, meticulous, artistic but talantless, pedantic Master of Ceremonies. And he left his signature too, as usually. The latest of them are: “Boshirov” and “Petrov”: Boshi (the Germans) and their Pet, ROV… – 10:30 AM 9/29/2018 – “Life is a cabaret, old chum; Life is a cabaret…”
Operations “Trump Card”, “Call 9/11”, and “MuckCart-hy” – By Michael Novakhov“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.” – “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu
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The three party leaders of Germany’s coalition government agreed late Tuesday to reassign the country’s chief domestic spy after he made controversial remarks about videos from last month’s riots in Chemnitz. Coalition coalescencePoliticians first met last Thursday to discuss Mr. Maassen’s fate but then delayed their decision until Tuesday. German media presented the tussle as another trial for the country’s governing coalition with the left-leaning Social Democrats, or SPD, demanding his resignation and Interior Minister Seehofer saying he had faith in the official. The SPD is part of the governing coalition and Mr. Seehofer is a member of the Christian Socialist Union, or CSU, a conservative Bavarian party allied with Chancellor Merkel’s Christian Democrats, and also part of the coalition government. |
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Horst Seehofer has accomplished a number of feats in his long political career, but he could hardly be thought capable of defying the law of gravity. Until now. Mr. Seehofer could not prevent the dismissal of his confidant Hans-Georg Maassen, but he could prevent Mr. Maassen’s fall. The supposed victim skated away from his previous function as president of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution to the top levels of the interior ministry. He was spared a hard landing into temporary retirement. It is no coincidence that the controversies are taking place in the interior ministry. Under Mr. Seehofer’s leadership, something like an opposition cabinet is being formed there. In his future role as state secretary for security, Mr. Maassen will meet his old friend Dieter Romann, the head of the federal police, with whom he shares a vehement rejection of the chancellor’s refugee policy. Given this lineup, one thing is certain: There won’t be less conflict in Ms. Merkel’s coalition in crisis. |
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UPDATE: The Kommersant Evidence
Kommersant publishes interviews with people from Chepiga’s home village. The article makes clear he has not been seen there for many years. It states that opinions differ on whether Chepiga is Boshirov. One woman says she recognised Boshirov as Chepiga when he appeared on TV, especially the dark eyes, though she had not seen him since school. Another woman states it is not Chepiga as when she last saw him ten years ago he was already pretty bald, and he has a more open face, although the eyes are similarly brown. Naturally mainstream media journalists are tweeting and publishing the man’s evidence and leaving out the woman’s evidence. But the Kommersant article gives them a bigger challenge. Kommersant is owned by close Putin political ally, Putin’s former student flatmate, Chariman of Gazprominvestholdings and the UK’s richest resident, Alisher Usmanov. That Russia’s most authoritative paper, with ownership very close to Putin, is printing such open and honest reporting rather belies the “Russia is a dictatorship” narrative. And unlike the Guardian and BBC websites, on Kommersant website ordinary Russians can post freely their views on the case, and are. One thing this does stand up is that Chepiga definitely exists. The evidence mounts that Russia is not telling the truth about “Boshirov” and “Petrov”. If those were real identities, they would have been substantiated in depth by now. As we know of Yulia Skripal’s boyfriend, cat, cousin and grandmother, real depth on the lives and milieu of “Boshirov” and “Petrov” would be got out. It is plainly in the interests of Russia’s state and its oligarchy to establish that they truly exist, and concern for the privacy of individuals would be outweighed by that. The rights of the individual are not prioritised over the state interest in Russia. But equally the identification of “Boshirov” with “Colonel Chepiga” is a nonsense. The problem is with Bellingcat’s methodology. They did not start with any prior intelligence that “Chepiga” is “Boshirov”. They rather allegedly searched databases of GRU operatives of about the right age, then trawled photos in yearbooks of them until they found one that looked a bit like “Boshirov”. And guess what? It looks a bit like “Boshirov”. If you ignore the substantially different skull shape and nose. ![]() Only the picture on the left is Chepiga. The two on the right are from “Boshirov’s” Russian passport application file, and the photo of “Boshirov” issued by Scotland Yard. Like almost the entire internet, I assumed both black and white photos were from Chepiga’s files, and was willing to admit the identification of Chepiga with “Boshirov” as valid. But once you understand is that – as Bellingcat confirm if you read it closely – only the photo on the left is Chepiga, you start to ask questions. The two guys on the right and the centre are undoubtedly the same person. But is the guy on the left the same, but younger? <a href=”http://Betaface.com” rel=”nofollow”>Betaface.com</a>, which runs industry standard software, gives the faces an 83% similarity, putting the probability of them being the same person at 2.8%. By comparison it gives me a 72% identity with Chepiga and a 2.1% chance of being him. ![]() ![]() There is a superficial resemblance. But if you take the standard ratios used for facial recognition, you get a very different story. If you draw a line between the centre of the pupils of the two guys centre and right, and then take a perpendicular from that line to the tip of the nose, you get a key ratio. The two on the right both have a ratio of 100:75, which is unsurprising since they are the same person. The one on the left has a ratio of 100:68, which is very different. To put that more simply, his nose is much shorter, and less certainly his eyes are further apart. It is possible this could happen in photos but it still be the same person. The head would have to be tilted backward or forward at quite a sharp angle to alter these ratios, which does not seem to be the case. The camera could be positioned substantially above or below the subject, again not apparently the case. And the photo could be resized with height and width ratios changed. That would hard to detect. But the three white dots across the bottom of the nose are particularly compelling (the middle one largely obscured by a red dot in the Chepiga photo). They illustrate that Chepiga has a snub nose and Boshirov something of a hook. Again, the software is reinforcing what they eye can plainly see. However, there are also other ratios that are different. Chepiga has a narrower mouth compared to the distance between the pupils than the two photos of “Boshirov”, and that is measured on the same plane. The difference is 100-80 compared to 100-88. It is a ratio that can be changed by facial expression, but this does not seem to be the case here. Professor Dame Sue Black of the University of Dundee is the world’s leading expert in facial forensic reconstruction. I once spent a fascinating lunch sitting next to her, while I was Rector. I shall contact her for her view on whether the guy on the left is the same person, and if she is kind enough to give me an opinion, I shall pass it on to you unadulterated. This website is less definitive, but gives a nice clear result, and you can repeat it yourself without having to subscribe (unlike <a href=”http://Betaface.com” rel=”nofollow”>Betaface.com</a>). ![]() Again for comparison, I tried two photos of myself 12 years apart and got “from nearly the same person”. It is worth repeating that the only evidence that Chepiga is Boshirov offered by Bellingcat is this photo. The rest of their article simply attempts to establish Chepiga’s career. This is gross hypocrisy by Bellingcat, who have argued that scores of photos of White Helmets being Jihadi fighters are not valid evidence because you cannot safely recognise faces from photographs. ![]() Yet Higgins now claims his facial identification of Chepiga as Boshirov as “definitive” and “conclusive”, despite the absence of moles, scars and blemishes. Higgins stands exposed as a quite disgusting hypocrite. Let me go further. I do not believe that Higgins did not take the elementary step of running facial recognition technology over the photos, and I believe he is hiding the results from you. Is it not also astonishing that the mainstream media have not done this simple test? The bulk of the Bellingcat article is just trying to prove the reality of the existence of Chepiga. This is hard to evaluate, but as the evidence to link him to “Boshirov” is non-existent, is a different argument. Having set out to find a GRU officer of the same age who looks a bit like “Boshirov”, they trumpet repeatedly the fact that Chepiga is about the same age as evidence, in a crass display of circular argument. This unofficial website does indeed name Chepiga as a Hero of the Russian Federation and recipient of 20 awards, as Bellingcat claims. But it is impossible to know if it is authentic, and by contrast there is no Chepiga on the official list of Heroes of the Russian Federation, for the stated 2014 or for any other year, which Bellingcat fail to mention. Their other documents and anonymous sources are unverifiable. The photo of the military school honours arch, with Chepiga added right at the end and not quite in line, looks to me very suspect. My surmise so far would be that most likely Bellingcat’s source of supply is Ukrainian, and trying to tie the Skripal affair into the Ukrainian civil war via Chepiga. My view of the most likely explanation on presently available evidence is this: Boshirov is not Boshirov, and the Russian Government are lying. Boshirov is not Chepiga, and Bellingcat are lying. The whole Skripal novichok story still does not hang together, and the British government are lying. I will continue to form my opinions as further evidence becomes available. UPDATE Incredibly, at 13.15 on 27 September the BBC TV News ran the story showing only the two photos of “Boshirov”, which of course are the same person, and not showing the photo of Chepiga at all! |
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Who is Salisbury Novichok poisoning suspect Ruslan Boshirov and is …The Sun–Sep 27, 2018
RUSLAN Boshirov is one of the men suspected of poisoning Sergei Skripal – but what is his real name? Here we reveal his true identity, what …
Putin’s ‘tourist’ accused of nerve agent attack turns out to be a highly …
Business Insider–Sep 27, 2018 Skripal Suspect Boshirov Identified as GRU Colonel Anatoliy Chepiga
Highly Cited–bellingcat–Sep 26, 2018 Anatoliy Chepiga: Who is the ‘hero’ Russian colonel suspected of the …
Local Source–Sky News–Sep 27, 2018 ‘Complete Nonsense’: How Russia Is Countering A New Report On …
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England makes case for a 3rd Russian agent in spy poisoningWe Are The Mighty (blog)–1 hour ago
The UK in early September 2018 accused two Russian men, who traveled under the names Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov, of the attempted …
Novichok assassin’s former Russian army chief comes forward to …Daily Mail–3 hours ago
‘Boshirov‘ previously appeared on TV claiming he and his partner Alexander Petrov were merely nutritional supplement salesmen visiting Salisbury to see the …
Kremlin ridicules UK spy poison claimsDeutsche Welle–4 hours ago
On Thursday, Bellingcat identified Boshirov as Colonel Anatoly Chepiga of the Russian military intelligence agency (GRU). He was reportedly awarded Russia’s …
Hard to tell truth from fiction in Skripal affair: KremlinNew Straits Times Online–5 hours ago
On Wednesday, Bellingcat, the British based investigative group, said that the real name of Ruslan Boshirov, one of the two men accused by British authorities of …
Former commander of Chepiga calls investigation into Boshirov …<a href=”https://en.crimerussia.com/” rel=”nofollow”>https://en.crimerussia.com/</a>–5 hours ago
The Kremlin does not have information about the awarding Colonel Anatoly Chepiga, who is Ruslan Boshirov, the title of the hero of Russia. This was stated by …
A 3rd Russian agent reportedly went to England to prep the nerve …Business Insider Australia–6 hours ago
Jack Taylor/Getty ImagesBritish authorities reportedly say a third Russian intelligence agent travelled to England to prep for the nerve agent attack on former …
Kremlin: No Information of Anyone Named Chepiga Ever Awarded by …Sputnik International–7 hours ago
… out to Anatoly Chepiga – alleged by UK investigative bloggers from Bellingcat to be the real name of Ruslan Boshirov, a suspect in the Skripal poisoning case.
Chepiga’s Ex-Commander Calls Claims About Skripal Suspect Identity …Sputnik International–7 hours ago
According to Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, the news about the alleged identity of Ruslan Boshirov is nothing but fake news aimed at …
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‘The cathedral is beautiful this time of year…isn’t it worth coming all the …Daily Mail–Sep 13, 2018
Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov flew from Moscow to …… RB: Or FSB. … The men at the centre of the scandal have finally admitted they were in … The suspects were handed genuine Russian passportsand then …
Russian spy poisoning: What we know so farBBC News–Mar 7, 2018
Recently published pages from Mr Petrov’s passport dossiers contain … of the man calling himself Ruslan Boshirov is actually Colonel Anatoliy …
Sergei Skripal ‘poisoning’ – as it happened: Theresa May chairs …
International–The Independent–Mar 6, 2018 Trump Putin call: CIA helped stop Russia terror attackBBC News–Dec 17, 2017
Russia’s FSB security service said in a statement on Friday that it had detained seven members of a cell of Islamic State supporters and seized …
US Secret Service ‘mistakenly hired Russian spy who worked in …South China Morning Post–Aug 2, 2018
“We figure that all of them are talking to the FSB, but she was giving them way more information than she should have,” an official told CNN.
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Russia’s Top 10 Most Influential: A Spy, A Woman And Only One …Forbes–Sep 3, 2018
Bortnikov has been in charge of the Russian version of the CIA since 2008. He has been an officer of the old Soviet spy agency when it was …
Russian academics slam FSB security chief for comments on Stalin’s …The Japan Times–Dec 23, 2017
In an open letter published by Kommersant broadsheet, more than 30 academics slammed Alexander Bortnikov, the head of the FSB security …
Russian Website Under Fire After Investigation Of FSB ChiefRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty–Jan 25, 2018
Some Russian Internet and mobile providers blocked <a href=”http://Russiangate.com” rel=”nofollow”>Russiangate.com</a> shortly after the investigation into FSB Director Aleksandr Bortnikov …
‘A Very Humane Human’: Putin Gets Love, Love, And More Love From …RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty–Sep 3, 2018
… Republic of Tuva, where he went hiking with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Federal Security Service chief Aleksandr Bortnikov.
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Putin hitman unmasked: Smirking Salisbury ‘hitman’ is revealed as …Daily Mail–Sep 26, 2018
Investigative website Bellingcat found Col Chepiga’s passport photo from … it bore a similarity to ‘Ruslan Boshirov’s‘ passport photo from 2009 (middle) … a local woman who found Novichok three months after the attack in March … Tom Tugendhat, who chairs the Commons foreign affairs committee, said: ‘It …
Was there an inside man? Russia’s secret service ‘influenced British …Daily Mail–Sep 27, 2018
Picture released by Bellingcat of Ruslan Boshirov’s passport photo from 2009 …. Colonel Sergei Skripal – suggested the attack was sanctioned at the highest level. … Tom Tugendhat, who chairs the Commons foreign affairs committee, …. the external spying service, and the domestic FSB (the equivalents of …
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Russia faces barrage of criticism at UN over novichok attackThe Guardian–Sep 6, 2018
Russia faces barrage of criticism at UN over novichok attack … a parallel universe where the normal rules of international affairs are inverted”. … flew from Moscow to London on genuine Russian passports – because Britain … numerous CCTV images of Petrov and Boshirov visiting London and Salisbury …
Britain launches cyber warfare on Russia: Theresa May vows to …
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A third suspect has been identified in the Novichok poisonings of former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, according to reports.
Investigators believe another Russian military intelligence officer visited the city on a reconnaissance mission prior to the attack in March, the Telegraph reported. The spotter would have travelled alone to assess the location before Ruslan Boshirov and Alexander Petrov brought toxic nerve agent Novichok into the UK in a perfume bottle. The Skripals both survived, but local woman Dawn Sturgess died after her partner Charlie Rowley found the perfume bottle used to dispense the poison. Ex-spy Boris Karpichkov, 59, told the Mirror that eavesdroppers from Russian spy agency the FSB would have monitored Yulia Skripal’s mobile, email, internet and Skype before she travelled to the UK to meet her father. Chepiga, 39, served in wars in Chechnya and Ukraine. He was made a Hero of the Russian Federation by decree of President Vladimir Putin in 2014. “Russia has only sought to obfuscate through desperate fabrication.” The Russian embassy said in a statement: “The UK is refusing to provide the Russian investigation with any information or evidence gathered by British Police when working on the Salisbury incident. |
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On 4 March 2018, Sergei Skripal, a former Russian military officer and double agent for the UK’s intelligence services, and his daughter Yulia Skripal were poisoned in Salisbury, England, with a Novichok nerve agent, according to official UK sources[3][4] and the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).[5] After three weeks in a critical condition, Yulia regained consciousness and was able to speak. She was discharged on 9 April 2018.[6][7] Sergei was also in a critical condition until he regained consciousness one month after the attack. He was discharged from hospital on 18 May 2018.[8][9] |
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2010 – Sergei Skripal, a former Russian military intelligence officer jailed for spying for Britain, is released and flown to the UK as part of a swap with Russian agents caught in the United States. He settles in Salisbury.
March 3, 2018 – Yulia Skripal arrives at Heathrow Airport from Russia to visit her father in England. March 4, 9.15am – Sergei Skripal’s burgundy BMW is seen in suburban Salisbury, near a cemetery, where his wife and son are commemorated. March 4, 1.30pm – The BMW is seen driving toward central Salisbury. March 4, 1.40pm – The BMW is parked at a lot in central Salisbury. ![]()
A police officer stands guard outside the Zizzi restaurant where Sergei and Yulia had lunch before they collapsed in a nearby park March 4, afternoon – Sergei and Yulia Skripal visit the Bishops Mill pub. ![]()
Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey was among the first police officers on the scene and was himself hospitalised March 5, afternoon – Wiltshire Police, along with Public Health England, declare a ‘major incident’
Officers wearing chemical protection suits secure the forensic tent over the bench where Sergei and Yulia fell ill
Karen Pierce on Russia ‘Dicing with the lives of people of Salisbury’
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Third Russian Possibly Involved in Salisbury PoisoningVoice of America–7 hours ago
British investigators now say a third Russian military intelligence officer was involved in the poisoningin March this year of former spy Sergei …
In Russia’s Far East, villagers recognize a Skripal poisoning suspect
In-Depth–Washington Post–5 hours ago Putin is bound to get the last laugh over the Salisbury poisoning
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Historical associations[edit]Superstition, prejudice, bringer of good or bad luck[edit]The folklore surrounding black cats varies from culture to culture. The Scots believe that a strange black cat’s arrival to the home signifies prosperity. In Celtic mythology, a fairy known as the Cat Sìth takes the form of a black cat. Black cats are also considered good luck in the rest of Britain and Japan.[5]Furthermore, it is believed that a lady who owns a black cat will have many suitors.[6] In Western history, black cats have typically been looked upon as a symbol of evil omens, specifically being suspected of being the familiars of witches, or actually shape-shifting witches themselves. Most of Europe considers the black cat a symbol of bad luck, particularly if one walks across the path in front of a person, which is believed to be an omen of misfortune and death. In Germany, some believe that black cats crossing a person’s path from right to left, is a bad omen. But from left to right, the cat is granting favorable times.[7] In the United Kingdom it is commonly considered that a black cat crossing a person’s path is a good omen.[8] |
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When Sun Is Silent | 10:30 AM 9/29/2018 – “Mi ripigneva là dove ‘l sol tace” – “Salis Bury! No Salir! No Exit!” This reality show is performed in the genre of cabaret, with The Demiurge playing the role of the invisible, omnipotent, omniscient, obsessive-compulsive, meticulous, artistic but talantless, pedantic Master of Ceremonies. | Global Security News | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
“Salis Bury! No Salir! No Exit!”Also: “Salus (Health) Bury”!
The Demiurge is the owner of the Black Cat Cabaret (Rodolphe Salis), and they have a lot of black cats in the store, to run to the left, right, and all the other possible directions and to to threaten and to cause all sorts of “bad luck” and other calamities. Here they run the Salis’ black cat between Great Britain and Russia. Novichok, Amesbury, and Aldrich Ames – Global Security News globalsecuritynews.org/…/1057-am-7-5-2018-novichok-amesbury-and-aldrich-ames-is-t…
Jul 5, 2018 – 10:57 AM 7/5/2018 – Novichok, Amesbury, and Aldrich Ames: Is This A …… The Perfect Robots – By Michael Novakhov | Oakland ‘Ghost Ship’ … Michael Novakhov
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M.N.: Keep the “TAINO POLICIA” (that’s how I call them, it is the local Puerto Rican Police + the local faction of the local branch of the FBI + the invisible corrupt and criminal structures that are behind them) under the very close, tight, and constant Federal surveillance and control, non-stop, and 24/7. Investigate them and purge these structures without the end, otherwise their cancer will kill the whole body. The continuous process of importation of the good and experienced police and FBI officers from the mainland is the only solution, there are no other, except the continuous reeducation and acculturation efforts which might take the decades and the generations.
9.30.18 8:08 AM 6/10/2018 – Learning English: Give them the boot …Give them the boot! 1. Home – Page 1: Try COINTELPRO on them! The Road To Hell Or The Case of Francisco Reyes Caparrós – BY MICHAEL NOVAKHOV: In my humble opinion… _____ Carlos Cases FBI | Rosa Emilia Rodriguez-Velez DOJ _____ Mike Nova’s Shared NewsLinks Mike Nova’s Shared NewsLinks Carlos Cases FBI – Google Search Rosa Emilia Rodriguez-Velez DOJ – Google Search 1:04 PM 6/7/2018 …
Se contradicen funcionarios del FBI en juicio contra Rosa EmiliaPrimera Hora–May 30, 2018
Hoy testificaron el exjefe del FBI en Puerto Rico, Carlos Cases, y el agente del FBI Joe Rodríguez, quien condujo la investigación contra Reyes …Sometido el caso de hostigamiento laboral contra la Fiscalía federal
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Michael Novakhov@mikenov Analysis | Russia has been meddling in foreign elections for decades. Has it made a difference? 7:59 AM – Jan 8, 2018 Analysis | Russia has been meddling in foreign elections for decades.
MERKEL AND TRUMPMichael Novakhov: Merkel gets so much political mileage out of “Trump-Russia affair”, and consistently so; that it becomes increasingly hard to believe that it was not the German design from the beginning (with roots extending probably 15-20 years back.)
By Michael Novakhov In The Infinity And Wilderness of Mirrors They Dance: The Meshuggah – Demiurge And The German Hypothesis Of The Operations “Trump” And “9/11” – By Michael Novakhov 7.17.18 – buried to the hilt – Google Search
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(1) Angela Merkel and the CDU chairmanship: On the slide – Politics | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Angela Merkel wants to become party leader again. Whether this will happen is uncertain: Before the party congress, people will vote in Bavaria and Hesse. This can completely change the situation in the CDU. Kein realistisches Szenario, in dem jemand anderes die Mehrheit im Bundestag hinter sich vereinen kannAls Kanzlerin ist Merkel zwar immer noch in einer kommoden Lage. Sie kann nur durch ein konstruktives Misstrauensvotum aus dem Amt gehoben werden. Es gibt aber kein realistisches Szenario, in dem jemand anderes die Mehrheit im Bundestag hinter sich vereinen kann. Derlei würde schon die SPD verhindern, die keinem anderen CDU-Politiker vor Neuwahlen zur Kanzlerschaft verhelfen wird. Als CDU-Chefin wird Merkel jedoch nicht durch Vorgaben des Grundgesetzes geschützt. Wenn die Delegierten Lust auf einen Wechsel verspüren, können sie sich einfach eine neue Führung wählen – so wie es die Unionsfraktion am Dienstag getan hat. |
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Do not be afraid of populism | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
D emokratien the party democracy is in crisis. That’s how it sounds for many months now. And then we look around – and what do we see? For a long time now, politics has been as alive as it is today. ![]()
Rainer Hank
Responsible editor for economics and “Money & More” of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung. Or Should not the fall of the CDU chief strategist and confidant Merkel Volker Kauder on the open stage be Described as a success of party democracy? That may not quite have Shakespearean features, but it would be enough for an evening on the studio stage. Have the Umstürzler agreed? Is Ralph Brinkhausthe schemer who plays the naive? Or is there a ringleader behind him? And what this prelude to the overthrow of the Chancellor, for which, of course, the theatrical machines would have to be a real big spectacle of it? Dank der AfD steigt die WahlbeteiligungJohn Stuart Mill, perhaps the greatest liberal thinker of the 19th century, saw two dangers to democracy: he called them the “dictatorship of the majority” and the “dictatorship of habit.” The dictatorship of the majority is today another word for the institutionalization of political alternatives, called the grand coalition. Dictatorship of habit is another word for the stagnation of a state that could at some point stifle its expendable spending. Let’s call the New Myself Populists – but they enliven democracy. It has not been as exciting in the Bundestag for a long time since the AFD was sitting there. Before, it was always said that the democratic discourse had shifted from parliaments to talk shows. |
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Merkel-Seehofer standoff shows a balance of weakness, not power | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Horst Seehofer has accomplished a number of feats in his long political career, but he could hardly be thought capable of defying the law of gravity. Until now. Mr. Seehofer could not prevent the dismissal of his confidant Hans-Georg Maassen, but he could prevent Mr. Maassen’s fall. The supposed victim skated away from his previous function as president of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution to the top levels of the interior ministry. He was spared a hard landing into temporary retirement. It is no coincidence that the controversies are taking place in the interior ministry. Under Mr. Seehofer’s leadership, something like an opposition cabinet is being formed there. In his future role as state secretary for security, Mr. Maassen will meet his old friend Dieter Romann, the head of the federal police, with whom he shares a vehement rejection of the chancellor’s refugee policy. Given this lineup, one thing is certain: There won’t be less conflict in Ms. Merkel’s coalition in crisis. |
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Domestic spy chief forced into new, higher-ranking role | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
The three party leaders of Germany’s coalition government agreed late Tuesday to reassign the country’s chief domestic spy after he made controversial remarks about videos from last month’s riots in Chemnitz. Coalition coalescencePoliticians first met last Thursday to discuss Mr. Maassen’s fate but then delayed their decision until Tuesday. German media presented the tussle as another trial for the country’s governing coalition with the left-leaning Social Democrats, or SPD, demanding his resignation and Interior Minister Seehofer saying he had faith in the official. The SPD is part of the governing coalition and Mr. Seehofer is a member of the Christian Socialist Union, or CSU, a conservative Bavarian party allied with Chancellor Merkel’s Christian Democrats, and also part of the coalition government. |