Eric Zuesse ■ On Wednesday, July 2nd, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko resumed unlimited war against the residents of southeastern Ukraine, whom he calls “terrorists” for their wanting not to be killed by his troops. European leaders (especially Merkel of Germany, Hollande of France, and Putin of Russia) urged him not to resume his bombing campaign against the southeast, but the U.S. (specifically President Obama) supports the bombings, and that’s enough for Poroshenko; so, he did it. As the U.S. State Department said, “he has a right to defend his country.” Reuters reports that Poroshenko gave as his reason for the resumption, “to rid Ukraine of ‘parasites’.” Adolf Hitler had given the same reason for ethnically cleansing his country.

View here our bombing-victims. Impeach and prosecute Obama for his international war crimes!

Head Of World Bnei Akiva Calls For Murder Of Hundreds If Not Thousands Of Arabs As Revenge For Kidnapping And Murder Of 3 Zionist Orthodox Teens. The secretary-general of Zionist Orthodox World Bnei Akiva Movement, Rabbi Noam Perel, called for indiscriminate revenge against Arabs for the kidnapping and murder of three Zionist Orthodox teenage boys on the West Bank, Ha’aretz reported.

"An entire nation and thousands of years of history demand revenge. The government of Israel is gathering for a revenge meeting that isn't a grief meeting. The landlord has gone mad at the sight of his sons' bodies. A government that turns the army of searchers to an army of avengers, an army that will not stop at 300 Philistine foreskins. The disgrace will be paid for with the blood of the enemy, not with our tears.”

[Arnon Sofer]: “If we don’t kill, kill and kill, all day, every day, we will cease to exist” - Video
Global Research ■ One Palestinian Child has been Killed by Israel Every 3 Days for the Past 13 Years
Patrick Martin ■ Israel bombs Gaza Strip, masses army on border

(Swedish) Expressen: Rape suspect Julian Assange, 43, may be a free man in a few weeks. Assange's defense lawyers requires that the evidence must be reviewed and the arrest lifted. Stockholm District Court has decided that the case should be examined on July 16. ● We have good arguments and look confidently towards a positive decision, said defense lawyer Thomas Olsson. Should the district court decide to lift the detention, Assange then becomes free to leave the Embassy.[*] The founder of the whistleblower site WikiLeaks has been detained since November 18, 2010 on [alleged] suspicion of rape, three counts of sexual molestation and unlawful coercion by two women in Stockholm in the same year. He has, despite pressure from the judiciary, consistently refused to go to Sweden to allow to be questioned about the allegations. Assange has [said that] his reluctance [stems from a reasonable fear that] Sweden will hand him over to the United States, a country that he says would bring him to "justice" for the revelations he helped publish on Wikileaks. For two years now the Australian has been living in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he received refuge and political asylum.

[*] Not so fast: He jumped bail in England, so that means the lickspittle British police may still want to have a word with him. This not over yet. - Editor

Concern about the prowess of al-Qaida's bomb-maker in chief – and his willingness to work with Isis insurgents in Syria and Iraq – underlies the decision to increase security at British and other European airports. Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, a Saudi chemist who became a bomb-maker, has for years been high on America's most-wanted list, because he is believed to be behind many audacious attempts to bring down transatlantic flights, using his skills as a chemist to devise increasingly imaginative ways to conceal explosives, with the best known being the "underwear" bomber. The new element that led to the present scare is intelligence linking Asiri for the first time to two groups in Syria and Iraq, the Nusra Front and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isis). The worry is that Asiri's skilfully disguised bombs might be carried on to transatlantic airlines by passport-holders from the US or Europe.

Daily Mail: Hunt for 'invisible bomb' maker

A new espionage scandal between Germany and the United States ● According to information obtained by SPIEGEL ONLINE, the Federal Attorney General is investigating a 31-year employee of the BND who allegedly spied for the United States. According to information from the mid-level employee, he had passed secret documents belonging to the foreign intelligence service (BND) to an American contact in exchange for money. Later it was reported that the BND agent had worked at the post office of the intelligence services, but actually he worked in a department. The BND man was arrested on Wednesday. On Thursday, an arrest warrant by an investigating judge was issued. Apparently the suspect has confessed. His statements are now checked and the evidence is in the process of being evaluated. He was caught because he apparently had offered his services to Russian intelligence and was immediately registered by the German authorities.

Süddeutsche Zeitung: BND-Mitarbeiter unter Spionageverdacht

Martin Armstrong ■ I have gone on record that the most dangerous organization is the now French led IMF with Christine Lagarde at the helm, which has presented a concept report that debt cuts for over-indebted states are uncompromising and are to be performed more effectively in the future by defaulting on retirement accounts held in life insurance, mutual funds and other types of pension schemes, or arbitrarily extending debt perpetually so you cannot redeem. Yes you read correctly, The new IMF paper is described in great detail exactly how to now allow the private sector, which has invested in government bonds, to be expropriated to pay for the national debts of the socialist governments. I have been warning that there is an idea that has been running around behind the curtain that the national debt of the USA could be settled by usurping all pension funds in the country. Here is a remarkable blueprint that throws all previous considerations concerning the purchase of government bonds over the cliff. The IMF working paper from December 2013 states boldly: “The distinction between external debt and domestic debt can be quite important. Domestic debt issued in domestic currency typically offers a far wider range of partial default options than does foreign currency–denominated external debt. Financial repression has already been mentioned; governments can stuff debt into local pension funds and insurance companies, forcing them through regulation to accept far lower rates of return than they might otherwise demand.” People are blind. They think this is authorization to go get the rich. They are going after everyone. For [even] the “rich” are tiny players in the game. People do not want to hear that. They want to think the rich can pay the bills for everyone else.

Nick Beams ■ A revealing speech by US Fed chief Yellen (Question & Answer session with Lagarde)

Meet XKeyscore - "a computer network exploitation system", as described in an NSA presentation, devoted to gathering "nearly everything a user does on the internet." The German site Das Erste has exposed the shocking truth about the rules used by the NSA to decide who is a "target" for surveillance. While the NSA claims to only "target" a small fraction of internet users, the perhaps unsurprising truth is very different. As Boing Boing concludes, one expert suggested that the NSA's intention here was to separate the sheep from the goats -- to split the entire population of the Internet into "people who have the technical know-how to be private" and "people who don't" and then capture all the communications from the first group.

Death in 2006 of British agent Denis Donaldson, 'political enforcer' for Gerry Adams, has led to 903 lines of inquiry. ● At the 15th hearing investigating the killing of Denis Donaldson at a remote cottage in Glenties, County Donegal, eight years ago, a Garda detective revealed that the force was looking into 903 lines of inquiry and had interviewed more than 300 people. No one has been prosecuted in connection to the leading Sinn Féin official, though the killing, in April 2006, was admitted by the Real IRA. The inquest was adjourned until February because the Garda Síochána, Ireland's national police service, is seeking to extend inquiries into another jurisdiction. Donaldson was unmasked as a police and MI5 informer in the aftermath of raids on Sinn Féin's offices at the Stormont parliament in Belfast. The veteran republican openly confessed at a Sinn Féin press conference that he had worked for the police and MI5 for 20 years.