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Russian President Vladimir Putin seemingly cannot believe his luck as he watches NATO cause near irreparable harm to itself from the sidelines.
NATO has been a major force in reigning in Putin's revanchist vision for Russia, with the alliance holding a series of military exercises and basing troops in vulnerable nations throughout Eastern Europe and the Baltics as a check on Russian aggression following the annexation of Crimea.
Now, however, that sense of unity across Europe and North America against Russian aggression is flailing, as NATO does drastic amounts of self-harm.
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and I'll enjoy it again in November too , if you fix that vote , my dear .
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A militant splinter group on the French island of Corsica has warned Islamist extremists that they would respond to any attack that took place on the island.
Jean-Claude Juncker has vowed that no matter how bad terrorism or the migrant crisis gets, the European Union (EU) will never give up on open borders. The European Commission president said terrorism could be countered with better intelligence-sharing between member states.
BRUSSELS' bureaucrats are plotting a bloc-wide personal pension scheme as part of desperate efforts to boost the economy and save the euro, it has been revealed.
The European Commission (EC) is looking at how to encourage savers to invest into retirement schemes, so the cash can be used for business and economic growth.
A consultation has now been launched looking at a personal pension framework that would work across borders, with the commission asking for views from savers and businesses.
AMID a toxic cocktail of low interest rates and stalling economic growth, the full scale of Europe's banking crisis is set to be laid out this evening.
Investors are nervously awaiting for the results of the European stress tests, which are designed to show how well prepared firms are for market shocks or downturns.
Italian and German bank balance sheets are drawing the biggest concerns ahead of the results, which are to be released after markets close at 9pm British time.
A late minute rescue deal has been tabled for Italy's Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS), the world's oldest bank, as investors and pensioners brace for the result of the assessment of its economic health.
A SYRIAN man was caught masturbating next to a children's playground on Monday afternoon.
A month on from the Brexit vote and Scotland's EU-smitten First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, continues to stamp her foot in frustration. But hopefully, after her frantic tour of European capitals pleading for Scotland to remain a vassal of the EU one way or another, the absurdity of her stance is beginning to dawn on her. She's a little less strident, a touch more subdued
Prime Minister Theresa May has made clear she wants a bespoke Brexit package suited to the UK – a demand which could fall on deaf ears among notoriously inflexible EU officials.
Speaking alongside her Italian counterpart, Matteo Renzi, May said she has an "open mind" about upcoming Brexit negotiations and that Britain should not pick an agreement already "on the shelf."
Over half the population of the European Union (EU) is overweight or obese. Without effective action, this number will grow substantially in the next decade warns an important new report.
House prices in Britain have continued to rise in the wake of the Brexit vote, a report says.
British house prices have risen at their fastest annual pace in four months in July at 5.2 percent, according to Nationwide, whose latest survey showed average prices edged up 0.5 percent from June alone.
Workers in Britain have suffered the biggest fall in real wages since the financial crisis than any other leading economy besides Greece, a new study has found.
Between 2007 and 2015, real earnings of British workers declined by 10.4 percent, according to the Trades Union Congress (TUC).
Speaking today on state television, Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shogu announced additional military deployments along the nation's southwestern flank with NATO, including the deployment of more air defense systems and ground troops into the Northern Caucasus, and additional troops into the Crimea.
Technically, Russia's territory in the Northern Caucasus doesn't border NATO, but is relatively close to Turkey, and has a substantial border with Georgia, which has NATO ambitions. Both Russia and NATO have been escalating deployments on their frontier in Europe, particularly in the Baltics, and this looks to be an extension of that.
I am amazed at the general degree of restraint Russia is demonstrating, as it is getting completely surrounded by NATO troops and NATO weapons.
Ever have that archetypal dream of seeing a slo-mo train wreck about to occur, and you have no way of stopping it?!?
I have been having that dream frequently, looking at the buildup of NATO arms and personnel in places like Poland and Lithuania.
The biggest and most important bank in the biggest and most important country in Europe continues to implode right in front of our eyes. If you follow my work regularly, you probably already know that I issued a major alarm about Deutsche Bank last September. Subsequently, Deutsche Bank stock hit an all-time low. Then I sounded the alarm about Deutsche Bank again back in May, and once again that was followed by another all-time low for Deutsche Bank. And then I warned about Deutsche Bank again in early June, and you can probably imagine what happened after that. Over the past year, this German banking giant has literally been coming apart at the seams, and in so many ways it is paralleling exactly what happened to Lehman Brothers back in 2008.
World War II resulted in Europe being conquered, not by Berlin but by Washington.
The conquest was certain but not all at once. Washington's conquest of Europe resulted from the Marshall Plan, from fears of Stalin's Red Army that caused Europe to rely on Washington's protection and to subordinate Europe's militaries to Washington in NATO, from the replacement of the British pound as world reserve currency with the US dollar, and from the long process of the subordination of the sovereignty of individual European countries to the European Union, a CIA initiative implemented by Washington in order to control all of Europe by controlling only one unaccountable government.
With few exceptions, principally the UK, membership in the EU also meant loss of financial independence. As only the European Central Bank, an EU institution, can create euros, those countries so foolish as to accept the euro as their currency no longer have the power to create their own money in order to finance budget deficits.
Germany is preparing to use their internal army, as well as increased police forces, in the event of a large scale terror attack:
But attack after attack strains everybody's ability to respond with the levels of emotion such atrocities demand.
In the previous week in Germany alone there has been a fatal machete attack, an axe attack on a train, a suicide bombing and a shooting rampage in a shopping mall.
But attack after attack strains everybody's ability to respond with the levels of emotion such atrocities demand.
In the previous week in Germany alone there has been a fatal machete attack, an axe attack on a train, a suicide bombing and a shooting rampage in a shopping mall.
Read more at SHTFplan
Russia has strengthened its southwestern flank as NATO builds up its military presence and Ukraine remains unstable, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said on Wednesday in remarks the United States called contrary to efforts to lower tensions.
Moscow has deployed more air defense systems in the southwest and has also deployed a "self-sufficient" contingent of troops in Crimea, Shoigu told a meeting at the Defence Ministry broadcast on state television.
"Since 2013 ... we have formed four divisions, nine brigades and 22 regiments," he said. "They include two missile brigades armed with Iskander missile complexes, which has allowed to boost fire power to destroy the potential adversary."
Shoigu said "terrorist" groups were also active in the North Caucasus.
While images of dead children are evidently fair game for Marxist propaganda, a different set of rules appears to be in operation if the dead children in question are the undeniable victims of the hybridized interests of foreigners and the Left. Social media was awash almost immediately on the night of the 14th with pleas to delete images from Nice and 'respect victims' privacy,' often from the kind of 'refugees welcome' types who wave posters of beached African corpses at candle-lit rallies. Our enemies do not want the kind of social action that might be provoked by the image of our young French child, and we can thus be sure that it will rarely feature in mainstream press coverage, and certainly never 'go viral' like that of the young Arab.
Mass murder and shocking acts of terrorism have become commonplace – and are happening on a daily basis now. The EU is facing an all-out war against foreign invaders who are picking off random targets and fueling chaos, and they are ready to institute a police state in desperate attempt to control it.
Things are getting quite serious.
As RT reported:
The one thing European countries should be doing, in a concerted way, and with one very loud voice, is telling the US government that it MUST stop these horrific wars of conquest which are driving this massive influx of refugees in the first place.
And yes, these attacks are horrific and repugnant; but they are so random as to probably not be able to be controlled by ramping up a police state and martial law.
My answer to the question of "cui bono?", meaning, who benefits, who can effectively bend the narrative to fit their desired outcome, is very clear to me.
Martial law, as a way of controlling even the good, decent people in a country, is seen as very attractive by some leaders who know that their present and future programs will not be popular with the people who elected them.
And what better way to suppress domestic unrest at those policies than prevent the free and honest discussion of those policies ideas, or - horror of horrors - demonstrate peacefully against them?!?
These terroristic acts are just the excuse to invoke martial law; but the reason for the problem in the first place is the ham-fisted, pig-headed quality of American foreign policy, the authors of which never see a war they don't want to start in order to control resources to which they have no moral right.
In the aftermath of last month's Brexit vote, there was an outpouring of concern in Europe that the British decision would embolden similar separatist movements across the continent. Earlier Wednesday, this is precisely what happened when Catalan nationalists voted to approve a plan to secede from Spain, defying the nation's Constitutional Court and challenging acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, who is currently in political limbo as he struggles to form a government.
The decision was approved by 72 regional MPs out of 135. Ten MPs from the CSP group linked to Podemos, Partido Popular and Ciudadanos walked out of the assembly and the Socialists did not vote. A recent poll shows that 48% of the Catalan population currently supports independence compared with 43% against it.
President Erdogan claimed the EU was not honest
Erdogan claimed Turkey had only received a fraction of the money promised to them for taking in migrants sent back from Greece - stating they were given just a third of the €3bn promised.
But the Commission has hit back, saying the leader's allegations were "not true" as the full sum had been sent over.
The deal, and the promised cash, allows Europe to send Middle East refugees who arrived in Greece back to Turkey in exchange for political and financial freedom.
But the Turkish leader estimated Turkey has spent some £9.12billion (€10.9 bn) to help refugees since the start of the five-year civil war in Syria.
Turkey has spent some £9.12billion to help refugees
He added: "Ask them, did you pay? But Turkey still hosts 3 million people.
"What would Europe do if we let these people go to Europe.
The European economy is already teetering on fine edge right now.
Another flood of refugees would put it absolute over the edge, economically, and voters would demand regime change in every country which allowed more refugees in.
And unfortunately, no leader in Europe has the "male attributes" to demand that President Obama stop these wars of conquest, which are creating the refugee problem in the first place!
THE BREXIT victory has sparked calls for Germany to follow Britain out of the EU. But could it happen?
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker appeared to play both good and bad cop on Monday when he said that Britain could take its time before triggering Article 50, while also stating that the UK will not get "special" treatment.
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban said his country "does not need a single migrant" during a joint press conference with Austrian chancellor Christian Kern in Budapest.
Dutch Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders called for the EU to ban all Muslim immigration and said terrorism will only get worse because leaders like Angela Merkel are "cowards and weak."
In selecting Kaine, Clinton is making clear that she plans on running a right-wing, pro-war campaign targeted at winning over the military and sections of the Republican Party dissatisfied with Trump, and particularly with the Republican candidate's attitude toward Russia. Clinton also wanted to repudiate any association with the issues of social inequality that motivated the widespread support for her main rival in the primaries, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
Kaine is among the most hawkish figures among Senate Democrats. As governor of Virginia from 2006 to 2010, Kaine oversaw billions of dollars in cuts to the state budget. The state of Virginia is a major center for the military and defense industry, and is home to the Pentagon and the headquarters of the CIA.
Between 2009 and 2011, Kaine served as the head of the Democratic National Committee, the leadership body of the Democratic Party. He is close to Wall Street, having recently backed measures to deregulate banks.
THE EU has ordered Spain to pay back €140million (£117million) in state aid it has already forked out on a high-speed train test centre.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has assured Northern Irish leaders that there will be no return to old border posts and permanent structures. However, her attempt to keep the United Kingdom in place suffered a major blow when Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon made it clear yesterday that Scotland's best option may be to leave the UK.
US military experts' recommendations to Warsaw on what to do if Russia attacks Poland are "analytics of madmen," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday.
Answering a question on how the Kremlin assesses US military experts' recommendations to Poland, Peskov said: "As pseudo-analytics of madmen."
US military experts earlier said that Russia can seize the territory of Poland overnight.
The Brussels-based Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies called on the European Union to take a number of measures to fight against organizations officially or unofficially funded by the Russian government and spreading the country's influence over the 28-nation bloc.
Are they going to blame Putin for the BREXIT? :)
Rather than close Europe's borders in response to recent terror attacks by migrants, the EU should be transformed into a surveillance state, so says European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker.
A NEW Daily Express online poll has revealed that 98 per cent of respondents - 3,548 people - want the historic Brexit vote to be enacted now instead of Britain being embroiled in months or years of talks with Brussels bureaucrats.
Graham Peebles argues that despite the turmoil that is breaking the sclerotic political moulds in the US, UK and elsewhere, "these are wonderful times for democracy and politics" which will lead to fundamental social and economic change.
The Hungarian leader linked increased security threats to increased migration and endorsed Mr Trump's proposals to beat terrorism.
Mr Orban is known as one of Europe's most outspoken politicians and has even recently called for a razor wire fence to be built along Hungary's southern border to stop migrants entering.
Mr Trump wants a wall to be built along America's border with Mexico.
A massive fire has erupted near a NATO base within the Buca district in Izmir, western Turkey, local media report.
NATO spokesperson Oana Lungescu has denied the reports of a fire "in or near" territories hosting NATO facilities in Turkey, adding that its HQ "is fully operational."
Despite intense efforts by NATO-stationed troops to stop the fire, the rapidly-spreading flames are moving closer to the arsenal, T24 News reports. The channel also reports that possible "sabotage" is suspected.
The fire is threatening the Allied Land Command (LANDCOM) base at ?irinyer (Buca) in ?zmir, Turkey. LANDCOM is charged with improving the effectiveness and reaction time of the alliance's land forces that when needed could respond to an international crisis.
The creation of this fire, has, in effect, prevented NATO personnel there from being able to assist the 2,700 NATO personnel still locked down at Incerlik.
The Western public doesn't know it, but Washington and its European vassals are convincing Russia that they are preparing to attack. Eric Zuesse reports on a German newspaper leak of a Bundeswehr decision to declare Russia to be an enemy nation of Germany.
According to a report issued on June 6th in German Economic News (Deutsche Wirtschafts Nachrichten, or DWN), the German government is preparing to go to war against Russia, and has in draft-form a Bundeswehr report declaring Russia to be an enemy nation. DWN says: "The Russian secret services have apparently thoroughly studied the paper.
In advance of the paper's publication, a harsh note of protest has been sent to Berlin: The head of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Russian State Duma, Alexei Puschkow, has posted the Twitter message: 'The decision of the German government declaring Russia to be an enemy shows Merkel's subservience to the Obama administration.'"
The dramatic shrinkage of Greek earnings due to recession, the explosion of unemployment and the dominance of flexible forms of employment is exposed in a new document submitted by an experts' committee to Greek Labor Ministry. As KeepTalkingGreece reports, the document featured details wage inequality during the period 2010-2015 and exposes a new social class of workers: the Neo-Poor Greeks earning wages much less than the unemployment allowance of 360 euro.
BRUSSELS bureaucrats have threatened to take almost half EU member states to court after accusing them of breaking EU law.
"To whom much is given, much will be required.
"This is the very belief that made my father make this great sacrifice.
"To run for the most powerful yet unforgiving office in the world.
"There is no greater calling….
"Vote for the candidate who can't be bought, sold, purchased, coerced, intimidated or steered from the path that is right, and just and true….
"To the veteran tuning into this speech from his or her hospital, whose been ignored and disrespected by an ungrateful system, my father is running for you….
"Vote for the one candidate who does not need this job."
— Eric Trump, son of GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, spoke Wednesday night at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
Thousands of demonstrators took to the sweltering streets of Philadelphia on Sunday, chanting and beating drums in the first major protests ahead of the Democratic national convention.
The group of about a dozen marchers walked on sidewalks from near the convention site up toward the Liberty Bell. One played This Land is Your Land on bagpipes as the group weaved around people eating brunch at sidewalk cafes and others walking dogs.
"This latest revelation from WikiLeaks underscores how much the media is in bed with the DNC to circle the wagons around Hillary," Stein told US Uncut in a phone interview. "The corruption and underhanded tactics and deception and conspiratorial efforts to silence Bernie and delegitimize him — I mean, welcome to the Green Party. This is what we've been up against forever."
"The leaked DNC emails are the smoking gun that the Democratic establishment was rigging the game against Bernie the whole time," Stein said in a press release issued by her campaign. "Instead of running the process impartially and letting the voters decide, top Democratic officials were doing all they could to ensure a Clinton victory, including collusion with journalists to present a pro-Clinton, anti-Sanders narrative."
Mike Pence rallies crowd behind Trump, takes on Hillary Clinton:
Hillary Clinton, Secretary of status quo, looking for another title ?
The German government has called for EU-wide gun controls in the wake of the Munich shootings, as it emerged the teenage attacker bought a gun on the "dark web".
One of the mysteries of the attack has been how Ali Sonboly managed to get hold of a Glock handgun and the 300 rounds of ammunition police found in his backpack.
Police now believe he bought the gun on the so-called "dark web", an area of the internet not accessible without special software, used by criminals and paedophile networks, according to Süddeustche Zeitung newspaper.
BRUSSELS bureaucrats are set to fine impoverished Greece a million euros every month in revenge for its Government stepping in to save ship builders' jobs.
Out of touch eurocrats are seeking a court order for a massive financial crackdown on the struggling country, which has been driven into third world poverty by EU policies.
They want to impose a six million euro upfront penalty on Greece's cash-strapped government, to be followed by a daily levy of 34,974 euros.
The row has erupted because Greek ministers used taxpayers money to save the Hellenic Shipyards company in 2008, guaranteeing the jobs of more than a thousand workers.
Britain must tie its fate more closely than ever to the US in the wake of the EU referendum – meaning the Far East will become key, an academic has claimed.
Writing in the Telegraph on Wednesday, King's College London history and foreign policy professor John Bew said that as the delicate Brexit negotiations are carried forward the UK must prepare for its future role in Asia.
Clashes broke out in the Greek town of Kastanies as dozens of pro-refugee protesters rallied against the fence set up at the Turkish border and attempted to breach police lines. Authorities resorted to stun grenades and tear gas to stop the unruly crowd.
The Trump phenom is about economic insecurity. This isn't about ideology, or racism, it's about reality;
Western elites were shocked by Brexit, shocked that all their fear mongering and finger-wagging amounted to nothing. The same is true in the US, where the media's daily attacks on Trump have failed to erode his base of support at all, in fact, they may have added to it.
That's the reality that made Trump possible, and that's what this election is about, economic insecurity.
Make America Work Again. "We are going to put America First."
"Let me tell you something about "Risk." If Hillary Clinton were elected, she'll be the first President who could not pass a basic background check.
Hillary Clinton is a "Risk" Americans cannot afford to take."
The Western pubic doesn't know it, but Washington and its European vassals are convincing Russia that they are preparing to attack. Eric Zuesse reports on a German newspaper leak of a Bundeswehr decision to declare Russia to be an enemy nation of Germany.
This is the interpretation that some Russian politicians themselves have put on the NATO military bases that Washington is establishing on Russia's borders.
Washington might intend the military buildup as pressure on President Putin to reduce Russian opposition to Washington's unilateralism. However, it reminds some outspoken Russians such as Vladimir Zhirinovsky of Hitler's troops on Russia's border in 1941.
In doing a fact-check of this article, the language to be used here, when this is published, is: Concerning Moscow, Berlin is "faced with a challenge."
As reported in June of this year at rbth.com:
The traditionally solid relations between Russia and Germany took a turn in an uncertain new direction last week following a report in German newspaper Die Welt on June 4 that German ministries are preparing a new "white book" – the document in which the country's official security doctrine is outlined. The document states that Russia is no longer "a priority partner," as is written in the 2006 edition, but now is Germany's rival. The change in approach is due to Moscow's "violent securing of its interests" in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, its "violation of international law" and the "unilateral change of borders." "Without a fundamental change in course, in the foreseeable future Russia will be a security challenge for our continent," the document stresses. But how serious is this change in Germany's relation to Russia? 'Regret and concern' The Kremlin was quick to respond to the information found in the White Book, stating that the apparent change in Germany's stance toward Russia engenders "regret and concern." "Such a position can surely lead to some kind of confrontational actions, which will not help promote mutual trust and cooperation," said Russian presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov. Kremlin worried by reports Germany no longer sees it as partner Kremlin worried by reports Germany no longer sees it as partner Since Russia places a high value on maintaining good relations with Germany, relations that some experts believe have been "essential" since the end of the 1960s, the judgments expressed in the "white book" could not have failed to upset the Kremlin. However, Germany itself has called on Russia not to rush to conclusions. German Ambassador to Russia Rüdiger von Fritsch emphasized that the White Book still has not been published. "Let's not pay attention to propaganda," said the ambassador, not explaining, however, whose propaganda he was talking about. German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen was more precise. In her words: The new doctrine will not contain the words "rival" or "enemy." Concerning Moscow, Berlin is "faced with a challenge."
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) says that mass surveillance of innocent people may be legal in a preliminary ruling issued today. The ECJ is the highest court in the European Union, and it issues preliminary rulings by a General Advocate about six months ahead of its final ruling. Today's preliminary ruling allows for mass surveillance on a state-by-state basis, but only when five conditions are met.
Give me your tired,your poor and your buck naked crazies yearning to eat pasta!
A naked man shouting out 'praise to Allah' was filmed in a public square running rings around three police officers who struggle to catch him.
The 22-year-old man from Tunisia, who has not been named, was seen running in the nude around the Pratto della Valle Square in the city of Padua in the northern Veneto region of Italy.
He was spotted by a passing police patrol and amused onlookers watched as a game of cat and mouse unfolded.
While the NATO meetings in Warsaw agreed to continue economic sanctions aimed at Russia for another six months and to station four battalions of troops in Poland and the Baltic states – along with separate US forces in Bulgaria and Poland – there was an undercurrent of dissent. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called for de-escalating the tensions with Russia and for considering Russian President Vladimir Putin a partner rather than an enemy.
Greece was not alone. German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier called NATO maneuvers on the Russian border "warmongering" and "saber rattling." French President Francois Hollande said Putin should be considered a "partner," not a "threat," and France tried to reduce the number of troops being deployed in the Baltic and Poland. Italy has been increasingly critical of the sanctions as well.
I am strongly of the opinion that if internal White House and DNC polls indicate that Trump will absolutely win this election by a landslide, such a war will be generated before the election, and the US economy will be deliberately brought down as "pre-election gifts" to soon-to-be President Trump.
THE MAN who wrote Article 50 has admitted it was NEVER supposed to be used as Britain gets set to divorce the European Union.
Giuliano Amato, a former Italian Prime Minister, claimed Britain must "lose" when it comes to finances - so they are forced to stay in the single market.
Mr Amato told a conference in Rome, he had inserted the get-out clause specifically to prevent the British from complaining that there was no clear cut, official way for them to bail out of the Union.
He said: "I wrote Article 50, so I know it well.
"My intention was that it should be a classic safety valve that was there, but never used. It is like having a fire extinguisher that should never have to be used. Instead, the fire happened.
"When it comes to the economy they have to lose."
Why don't American voters get to decide on the membership of the United States in European organizations? The United States is not a member of the EU, but it is a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
So what is NATO and why should American voters want the United States to leave the organization? Why should they, if given the opportunity, vote for a NATO exit, a Nexit if you will?
The head of a private school in the Zurich area called the police after the school received threats on Facebook linked to the failed military coup in Turkey a week ago.
American officials may be looking to sign a quick and easy trade deal with the UK following last month's Brexit vote in an attempt to breathe life into the stalled TTIP agreement between the US and EU.
US attitudes towards a bilateral agreement with Britain have softened just months after President Barack Obama said Britain would "go to the back of the queue" for trade deals if it voted for Brexit.
US Secretary of State John Kerry discussed a bilateral deal with his UK counterpart, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson, during a visit to London this week.
Senior executives from sectors including banking, property and tourism said Brexit will not mean "doom and gloom" for British business but is an opportunity to stand up and show the rest of the world how strong the country is.
21:37 Media say an alleged shooter may have shot himself.
21:36 Bild says Munich's police don't rule out that the shootings in the city were terrorist attacks.
21:17 AFP quoting police sources reports six people have been killed in the shooting.
21:16 The Bavarian Interior Ministry has dismissed media reports on three people killed in the shooting.
"The reports quoting us stand at variance with reality," it said. "We didn't release any such data."
21:01 According to the local police, the shooting started in Hanauer Strasse. Another shooting occurred in Riesstrasse. The third shooting occurred at the Olympia trade center. There're no official data on the casualties...
Only significant economic damage from its 'mad' decision to leave the EU might force Britain to change its mind, the author of the Article 50 divorce clause said. The former Italian PM added that the "safety valve" was never really intended to be used.
Ankara's presence in the Balkans has been growing since 1992, when Turkey and Albania created a military alliance, and now it can be seen in various forms – from peace-keeping forces to investment and "soft power." With Turkey encountering difficulties in its relations with Europe, the United States and the Middle East, the Balkans is just about the only region where Turkish positions in the last 25 years have gone from strength to strength without any rollbacks (as, for instance, in relations with Russia and the European Union). On Saturday and Sunday all the republics of the former Yugoslavia, plus Bulgaria and Albania, condemned the coup, repeating the formula proposed by John Kerry and Brussels in support of the "legitimate and democratically elected" Turkish government. Each country had its own reasons for echoing the official statements. One could hardly expect anything special from Slovenia and Croatia.
Karadzic appeals against 40 years sentence for war crimes
On Friday former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic filed an appeal against the 40 year prison sentence the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague gave him in March, the Volkskrant reports.
Karadzic stood trial for his role in atrocities committed during the Bosnian War, including the Srebrenica massacre in 1995 during which some 8,400 Muslim men and boys were slaughtered. He was also charged with genocide in seven Bosnian municipalities in the first year of the war (1992). From April of that year the Bosinan Serb army performed "ethnic cleansing" which was accompanied by mass detentions and executions of Bosnian Muslims and Croatians .
All in all Karadzic faced 11 charges – >>>
The misshapen priorities of President Barack Obama's administration may have reached a climax this past weekend as he scurried around the NATO summit in Warsaw, Poland, reassuring the Estonians and other Eastern Europeans of America's guarantee of their security, while old wounds in his own country opened wide in a growing conflict between our police and our people.
The president flew home from Europe a day early, skipping sightseeing in Seville, so he could visit Dallas, one terrible scene of the action. Gosh.
The annual NATO budget is $1 trillion. It is 17 times as large as Russia's military budget. A lot of good could be done at home with the American lion's share of that NATO budget, in terms of police training, urban education and improvement in the quality of housing and health care among America's poor.
It is NOT Vladimir Putin into who needs some "sense talked into him"; it is rather this bellicose, war-centric administration which desperately needs to have some logic surgically implanted into their collective brains.
These troops and weapons which the US and NATO have pre-positioned in Europe, and specifically to Eastern Europe, are the harbingers of a war the White House wants to see happen, to prevent the rise of the Russian economy and the ruble, post-sanctions.
They also want the war to happen to misdirect Americans' anger at the way in which the economy at home has been mismanaged to the point where the American middle class has gone nearly extinct.
And if internal Clinton and White House polls show Trump handily defeating Clinton in November, there will be a tremendous haste to bring such a war about, to hand Trump a full-going hot war and a destroyed American economy even before he takes the Oath of Office.
Such a war would be an horrific mistake, and insanity writ large, on the part of this government; the US military doesn't have the weaponry, the troop strength, the money, or the manufacturing to insure a positive outcome to a conventional war against Russia.
Thirty archaeologists and students from the region near the Corridor 10 near Paracin excavated remains of the largest Neolithic settlements in Serbia.
Primary school in Drenovac near Paracin and this summer the base archaeologists, researchers and students who more than a decade unearthing the remains of a Neolithic village near highway. They 6 hours every morning they go to the site on the right side of Corridor 10 from the direction of Paracin to Belgrade and under the protective structure-balloon working on defining two Neolithic houses, revealing the remains of the floor and the wall.
At this point, about 6,000 years ago, or 4 millennium BC, there was a real urban Neolithic city in which he lived close to 3,000 "soul". The geomagnetic recordings under the ground was discovered 600 buildings, of which at least half could be home.
Russia is unpredictable and may attack the Baltic states and Poland at any moment, so Warsaw should strengthen its military and be prepared to hit the city of Kaliningrad with missiles and shut down RT, a think tank with close ties to NATO has said.
Called 'Arming for Deterrence', the 25-page document released by the US-based Atlantic Council says what NATO in general and Poland in particular should do to "counter a resurgent Russia." The threat of such an attack is imminent, the report states.
Between ethnic Russians leaving for Russia and Balts leaving for the UK the three baltic states are emptying out - Latvia and Lithuania lost 8.3 and 11.3 percent of their residents last year alone - whole regions are on course to completely empty of people by 2050. Latvia experienced a population decline of 8.7 percent in the last year. From among the 28 members of the European Union (the United Kingdom has not yet officially left), only Lithuania has had a larger drop in the number of its residents (11.3 percent). Of the three Baltic States, Estonia alone boasted net population growth last year, equal to 2.0 percent (TVNET, July 8). According to statistical data, around 1.9 million people lived in Latvia at the beginning of 2016—which is about one-fifth less than in 1989. The number of inhabitants has increased only around the biggest cities in central Latvia as well as in the capital, Riga.
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Subclavian Vein Thrombosis
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The subclavian vein courses over the first rib and posterior to the clavicle; the artery lies superior and posterior to the vein (see the image below). Sir James Paget first described thrombosis of the subclavian veins in 1875.[1] He coined the name gouty phlebitis to describe the spontaneous thrombosis of the veins draining the upper extremity. Paget noted that the syndrome was accompanied by pain and swelling of the affected extremity, but he incorrectly attributed the syndrome to vasospasm. In 1884, von Schrötter postulated that this syndrome resulted from occlusive thrombosis of the subclavian and axillary veins.[2] In 1949, in recognition of the work of these pioneers, Hughes coined the term Paget–von Schrötter syndrome.[3]
A related condition is thrombosis of the subclavian vein that is induced by the presence of indwelling catheters. The incidence of this condition has increased remarkably over the past two decades because of the extensive use of central venous catheters in patients with cancer and other chronic medical conditions.
The demand for a more standardized treatment of subclavian vein thrombosis is growing. However, until randomized data from well-designed trials are available, absolute statements about treatments cannot be made. Linked medical records using administrative healthcare data sets may provide information (ie, readmission rate or level of outpatient services) on the results of treatment of large numbers of patients with subclavian vein thrombosis or significant risk factors such as central venous cannulation. Until such information is obtained, the best way of treating subclavian vein thrombosis is to prevent it by limiting the use of central venous catheters for extended periods.
For patient education resources, see Phlebitis.
During long-term venous catheterization of the subclavian vein and internal jugular vein in cancer patients, the risks of complications appear to be similar. However, for short-term catheterization, subclavian vein catheterization is recommended because of the decreased risks of thrombotic complications and catheter colonization by skin flora. For patients requiring hemodialysis, the femoral and internal jugular veins appear to have similar thrombotic complications. However, the risk of mechanical complications via the internal jugular vein appear to be higher. The subclavian vein should be avoided for both long- and short-term hemodialysis because the risk of thrombosis is very high.[4]
Differentiating catheter-associated subclavian vein thrombosis and Paget–von Schrötter syndrome is important because they appear to have different natural histories.
Paget–von Schrötter syndrome
This syndrome sometimes is referred to as spontaneous axillary-subclavian vein thrombosis (ASVT) to express the usually dramatic unexpected presentation of the disorder in otherwise healthy, generally young individuals. Over the past two decades, there has been growing recognition that the disorder can occur equally in both sexes and can affect all age groups. In the 1960s, the term effort-induced thrombosis was applied to this disease to acknowledge that it often follows unusually strenuous use of the arm or shoulder on the affected side.
The pathophysiology of effort-induced thrombosis is multifactorial. It involves compressive changes in the vessel wall, stasis of blood, and hypercoagulability. External compression of the axillary-subclavian vein has been suggested to contribute to the stasis of blood that engenders thrombosis. The factors that cause external compression include the following:
Anomalous subclavius or scalenus anterior, long transverse process of cervical spine, cervical rib, abnormal insertion of the first rib, congenital fibromuscular bands, or narrowing of the costoclavicular space from depression of the shoulder
Stress from exercise temporarily causing hypercoagulability
Repetitive shoulder-arm motion causing microscopic intimal tears in the vessel wall
These factors, taken together, satisfy the classic Virchow triad for thrombosis. Furthermore, coexistent hematologic abnormalities that can contribute to thrombosis include protein C deficiency, antithrombin III deficiency, factor V Leiden mutation, and prothrombin 20210A mutation.
Catheter-induced subclavian vein thrombosis
Introducing catheters and transvenous pacemakers in to the subclavian vein alters the venous flow and increases turbulence. This results in platelet aggregation, release of procoagulants, and, ultimately, fibrin deposition. This causes a further reduction in the lumen of the vessel due to thrombus formation, which eventually culminates in total vessel occlusion. Intravenous (IV) medications and even parenteral nutrition have been known to cause thrombophlebitis. In patients with cancer, an additional contributing factor is that the tumor may generate procoagulant factors, predisposing to thrombosis at sites remote from the tumor.
The primary etiology is referred to as effort-induced thrombosis or Paget–von Schrötter syndrome. It usually results from the excessive use of the involved arm by predisposed individuals. The secondary etiology is subclavian vein catheterization, especially in patients with cancer. (For detailed descriptions of catheterization techniques, see Central Venous Access, Subclavian Vein, Subclavian Approach and Central Venous Access, Subclavian Vein, Supraclavicular Approach.)
Other causes include transvenous pacemakers, factor V Leiden mutation, protein C deficiency, protein S deficiency, antithrombin III deficiency, and prothrombin 20210A mutation. Long-term parenteral nutrition[5] and use of hemodialysis catheters[6] account for some cases of subclavian vein thrombosis. Trauma is only rarely associated with this syndrome.
In a few cases, the diagnosis remains unknown. However, routine follow-up with these patients has revealed the development of lung cancer within 1 year of follow-up. The most common lung malignancy associated with subclavian thrombosis has been the Pancoast tumor.
Before 1967, thrombosis of the axillary or subclavian vein accounted for 1-2% of all cases of deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Since then, the incidence has risen as a consequence of more frequent use of central venous access for multiple clinical conditions. Among patients with effort-induced thrombosis with subclavian vein stenosis, the thrombosis occurs in the dominant arm in 80% of cases.
Case fatality rates for untreated ASVT-related pulmonary embolism (PE) may be as high as 10%, a figure comparable to that seen with PE originating from the lower extremity. The long-term consequences of venous occlusion cause substantial morbidity related to persistent pain and swelling for protracted periods of time. These symptoms occasionally are severe and can be exacerbated by physical activity, particularly with extended use of the affected arm. Consequently, this syndrome can lead to occupational disability and can adversely impact the patient's quality of life.
Conservative treatment consisting of bed rest, limb elevation, and anticoagulation is associated with a worse outcome. Some reports suggest that as many as 74% of patients treated with these conservative measures have residual disability as compared with those who are treated with thrombolysis.
With advances in endovascular technology, there is more supporting evidence that these techniques are the modality of choice when encountering a patient with upper-extremity thrombosis. Anticoagulation or thrombolytic therapy alone has proved inadequate. Today, both benign and malignant causes of upper-extremity thrombosis can be managed with endovascular stenting. This technique allows much faster recovery while giving rise to less morbidity and fewer complications in the long run.[7]
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this music video is fucking stupid and makes me not like this band anymore
Was kinda hoping they would do one for Edge of the Earth...
Agreed InnocentShadow.
this should have been intake. with a better video
Intake or Edge of the Earth would have been sweet.
lame vid :[
Yeah the video sucked.
What the hell they have two vocalists?
Wiggercore vocalists.....original.
this music video is fucking stupid and makes me not like this band anymore [2]
video is gay. seems super bro
it's not great.
I still love their music though.
if someone can explain why this band is originalgood i will listen to them
So, because of poor decisions likely made by the director of the music video on how the song should be represented visually, you no longer like the music or the band that is responsible for it? hmmmmm... I'd straight up stop watching music videos in general if they had that much of an impact on what I listen to.
It's just a regular ass video. Band being themselves, hanging out around town, playing music. It's not like they're bathing in milk, head-banging to a breakdown in unison, or smoking weed on a bus.
^^Agree hard with taxidermist.
for the most part boring song, should have done a video for one of the 3-4 good songs on the album.
oh maaan another children of cybertron video woulda brought the laughs
How much more proof do you want!? You can't fuck with us!
Only good song these guys have made is Intake, unfortunately everything else by them is another djent song.
I love the song but this video could have been so much better
they could have explored some interesting ideas but nahh
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yeah, but the thing is i already don't like this song.
the beginning is cool.
but go read the lyrics. i know they aren't supposed to be serious, but for some reason they just piss me off
i like the lyrics, i thought they could use the lyrics and do some whacky wormhole thing, would be cool
definitely could have done without watching the vocalists jumping around and acting bro as hell
i enjoyed this. great song.
Why couldn't they have just done a video for Intake or Edge of the Earth? Even Via or The Columbian Faction would have been preferable to this. Even on the EP, Wormholes always struck me as one of their weaker songs.
Also, the number of times that Michael Barr points at his forehead is kind of ridiculous.
Yeah, not sure why all the hate on this vid. Apparently flat billed hat = wiggercore?
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they guy is also wearing jeans and t shirts far too big for him
w/e great song regadless
Band is meh, Video is less than meh.
they shouldve gotten an ok from all the users here before making the video. or at least all you people complaining should get off your ass and become a director so you can make videos that you dont have to say sucks. then all of the other people will call your videos sucky
^ lol.
I love this band. Video was weak though..
"they shouldve gotten an ok from all the users here before making the video. or at least all you people complaining should get off your ass and become a director so you can make videos that you dont have to say sucks. then all of the other people will call your videos sucky"
by that logic, no one is allowed to critique anything unless they can do it themselves, rendering this whole site useless
I don't like this band at all.
song wouldnt be as bad if they cut out the first 2 minutes of the song and didnt dress like street kids
I love Volumes but they need to get rid of Gus. He looks like a douche and I think his vocals imitate A Plea For Purging a little too much.
Michael is boss though.
i dig the vocals.
yeah I dig the dual vocalist approach.
cleans are decent too
I like the cleans more than I like Structures' cleans.
structures' cleans have more depth imo
both are good i think.
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Wimbledon 2012: Sportsmail looks at 10 women set to dazzle at SW19
With Wimbledon 2012 starting on Monday, the countdown has well and truly begun.
We look ahead to the women's tournament and picks out our 10 to watch, including French Open winner Maria Sharapova and reigning champion Petra Kvitova.
Repeat? Maria Sharapova won the French Open and will hope to win Wimbledon
Maria Sharapova
After a year of near-misses and a seemingly endless and fruitless battle with Victoria Azarenka, Sharapova finally got back on the winner's podium at a grand slam at the French Open and regained the world number one spot.
She got to the Wimbledon final with ease last year, only to fall at the last hurdle.
Defending champ: Petra Kvitova is defending her title at SW19
Victoria Azarenka
After a spell of promise she lifted her first grand slam in Australia and won two more Tour titles after that.
Grass is not her favourite surface and with few women having shown durability to stay at the top for a long period of time, the odds may not be entirely in her favour, but she cannot be discounted.
Petra Kvitova
The reigning champion, Kvitova saw off Sharapova to win this event a year ago but she has fallen foul of the Russian in a number of high-profile events since then, including at the Australian Open.
Her baseline game will hold up well, though, and she will be well fancied for another strong run.
Back: Serena Williams is hoping to win another Wimbledon crown
Serena Williams
A winner of 13 grand slam singles titles, it seems foolish to think the younger Williams sister has been written off by some.
Her first-round exit to Virginie Razzano at the French adds strength to that, but she has won four times at Wimbledon and can never be discounted.
Li Na
A fourth-round exit at the French - where she was the defending champion - may have been a shock, but it may also leave Li fresh for Wimbledon.
She lost in the second round last year, and may well benefit from better preparation this year.
Caroline Wozniacki
Without the pressure of the world number one tag around her neck, the Dane could be more at ease this time around.
She clearly has the talent and now, with others ahead of her in the rankings, should have the motivation.
Surprise package: Sara Errani of Italy is an exciting prospect
Dominika Cibulkova
Cibulkova continues to excite and infuriate in equal measure.
She is capable of the great - as she displayed by crushing Azarenka in France - but is also prone to disappoint, as she did in the next round against Sam Stosur.
She imploded badly against Sharapova a year ago at Wimbledon and will have a point to prove.
Sara Errani
The Italian has burst on to the scene over the last 12 months, reaching a maiden slam quarter-final in Melbourne, winning in Acapulco, Barcelona and Budapest and then getting to the final of the French.
She has momentum on her side and could be one to watch.
Focus: Sharapova is hoping to retain her No 1 spot in the WTA rankings
Sam Stosur
The Queenslander has the game, as she proved in winning in the US Open last year, but is equally likely to flatter to deceive.
She was a first-round casualty at this event last year and also at the Australian but can always produce something special.
Agnieszka Radwanska
Despite her enormous potential, the Pole has never gone beyond a quarter-final at a grand slam.
Like many of her rivals, she can beat anyone on her day, but fails to marry that up with any level of consistency.
She could be an outsider here.
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Dolce Bodrum Hotel & Beach Club - Adults Only, Bodrum
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 60 guestrooms
- Private beach
- Restaurant and 2 bars/lounges
- Seasonal outdoor pool
- Beach umbrellas
- Airport shuttle
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
What's around
- In Bardakci Bay
- Bodrum Windmills (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- Myndos Gate (0.8 mi / 1.2 km)
- Bodrum Amphitheatre (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
- Bodrum Castle (1.4 mi / 2.3 km)
- Pedasa Ruins (3.3 mi / 5.3 km)
Dolce Bodrum Hotel & Beach Club - Adults Only, Bodrum
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $83
- Standard Double or Twin Room, Sea View
- Single Room, Partial Sea View
- Standard Double or Twin Room, 2 Single Beds, Partial Sea View
- Standard Single Room
- Standard Room
- Standard Double or Twin Room, Partial Sea View
- Standard Triple Room, Sea View
Also popular with travelers from the USA
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 60 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-Midnight
- Check-out time is 11 AM
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (12 years old and younger) not allowed
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Cruise terminal shuttle *
- Ferry terminal shuttle *
- Free valet parking
- Shopping center shuttle *
- Theme park shuttle *
Nearby Three Star Bodrum hotels
In the hotel
- Free buffet breakfast daily
- 2 bars/lounges
- Restaurant
- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Beach sun loungers
- Beach umbrellas
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Children's pool
- Beach towels
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2002
- Elevator/lift
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Terrace
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Pillowtop mattress
- Furnished balcony
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub only
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch LCD TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Access via exterior corridors
Top Bodrum hotels
Recently reviewed hotels in Bodrum
- Alexandra HotelFrom
"Very nice hotel close to shops and restaurants. Walk distance to the port. Nice and concerned stuff."Jul 18, 2016
- Ramada Resort BodrumFrom
" The hotel location at the mountain and they have private beach with the shuttle service every hour "Jul 17, 2016
- Aqua Blu Boutique Hotel & Spa - Adults OnlyFrom
"Great place to stay. Friendly and very helpful staff. Great management. Very accomodating."Jul 16, 2016
- Family Life Bodrum Imperial Hotel - All InclusiveFrom
"Winderful hotel, beautiful beach, helpful staff. The food is okay.. "Jul 16, 2016
Special features
DiningOnsite venue - This poolside fine-dining restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting). Open daily.
- Parasailing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
Dolce Bodrum Hotel & Beach Club - Adults Only, Bodrum's small print
Also known as
- Dolce Bodrum Hotel Beach Club Adults
- Dolce Otel Bodrum
- Dolce Otel Hotel
- Dolce Otel Hotel Bodrum
- Dolce Bodrum Beach Club Adults
- Dolce Bodrum
- Dolce Beach Club Adults
For transfers, guests must contact the property 48 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for TRY 45 per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of TRY 120.00 per vehicle (one way)
Cruise ship terminal shuttle and ferry terminal shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
Shopping center shuttle and theme park shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.1 /5 from 57 reviews
Very nice in a great hotel just outside Bodrum... easy 10 E cab ride from bus station that we took from airport. easy access into town via 15 min walk, 5 minute water taxi. Breakfast was very good and they have their own beach club and restaurant down by the water taxi station.
Great location. Very quiet and staff was outstanding. Room was clean but bathroom was a little dated. Understand they are in the process of revamping.
This is a lovely little hotel in Bodrum. It's on a steep hill, so be forewarned. It has easy access to the beach and to a water taxi and dolmus. The room is big and it had a little balcony.The bed was big and comfortable but the top sheet was barely as wide as the top of the mattress (something that seemed to happen a lot in Turkey). The shower as a bit leaky. The breakfast was the usual Turkish fare but the fact that they don't allow you to bring outside food into the hotel meant that for someone like me, with dietary restrictions, it got boring very fast. The location is a little outside the main Bodrum area. One of the hotels nearby does have live music sometimes in the evenings, so it's not that quiet. Overall it was good value for money.
Great View and the staff very friendly and helpful..really enjoy staying here..
Good location, beautiful sea view.
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Just three days before the assassination, Winfield P. Woolf, Jr. asserts that removing Dr. King from the SCLC would be disastrous.
Dr. King writes Ruth Ellington of New York to thank her for her financial contribution to the SCLC. He describes the current efforts of the SCLC and explains the importance of supporters for the continuation of the SCLC.
Eula M. Hanner sends a monetary donation to the SCLC.
Rev. Duffy expresses his religious and political concerns with Dr. King as he considers a potential presidential campaign in 1968.
Dora McDonald inquires about receiving additional copies of the Time Magazine issue that featured Dr. King as the Man of the Year. She informs Otto Fuerbringer that Mrs. King's relatives in her hometown of Marion, Alabama were unable to buy copies of the magazine.
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