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sábado, 28 de setembro de 2019

DPR/Alexander Kurenkov: Attracting third-party peacekeeping missions to DPR territory is pointless


Опубликовано 27.09.2019, People`s Council of the Donetsk People’s Republic https://dnrsovet.su/alexander-kurenkov-attracting-third-party-peacekeeping-missions-to-dpr-territory-is-pointless/

The Donetsk People’s Republic independently ensures its own security, and also protects internal order and its borders. Therefore, we consider the involvement of third-party peacekeeping missions on our territory not only pointless, but can also treat them as a military intervention. This was stated in a commentary to the official DPR website by the DPR People’s Council MP, Alexander Kurenkov.

“First things first, I must say that we really appreciate the participation of the Belarusian president in the peace process and are grateful to him for the platform for negotiations with the Ukrainian party provided in Minsk.

It was in the capital of Belarus that the signing of such an important document for Donbass as the Minsk agreements took place.

Now the main task of the parties to this international treaty is

sexta-feira, 29 de novembro de 2013

SUPPRESSING THE TRUTH ON SYRIA: MOTHER AGNES MARIAM AND BRITAIN’S SELF PROCLAIMED “ANTIWAR MOVEMENT”



Global Research, November 27, 2013


Here’s what it looks like when a respected reporter tweets about his blackmail note to an established anti-war organization regarding the organization’s upcoming conference in a tweet on November 15:

I’ve informed organizers of @STWuk that I will not participate in their conference if Mother Agnes is on the platform.

— jeremy scahill (@jeremyscahill) 15 Novembre 2013

The reporter is Jeremy Scahill, who was booked as the keynote speaker and to show his film “Dirty Wars” (based on his book “Dirty Wars”) at the November 30 International Anti-War Conference in London, put on by Stop the War Coalition (STWuk), which was first organized in 2001 in opposition to an American attack on Iraq. More than 12 years later, the coalition notes dryly on its webpage for the conference, “We need more effective anti war resistance internationally. This conference is a chance to analyse, build links and lay plans.”

Scahill’s threat to boycott the conference soon became moot the following day, when the dreaded Mother Agnes withdrew from participation. Her letter read, in part:

“It has come to my attention that my participation in your conference has become a matter of serious contention, even prompting some other speakers to consider withdrawing. This is apparently due to a campaign of cruel and unsubstantiated accusations which seek to work against my efforts and those of the Musalaha (Reconciliation) Initiative in Syria.

“The basis of our work toward peace is reconciliation and forgiveness. This means extending an olive branch to