America don't do it. Syria, Keive, Ukraine, ISIS and more. War???

[User-E]

Now they're beheading children.

 

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[PLOS]

“The decision of the US Senate is extremely dangerous. If it is supported by the House of Representatives and signed by their president, Russia must reply with adequate measures,” Mikhail Yemelyanov of the Fair Russia party told reporters on Friday.

"It is quite possible that we should return to the decision by our Upper House and give the Russian president an opportunity to use military force on Ukrainian territory preemptively. We should not wait until Ukraine is armed and becomes really dangerous,” the lawmaker stated.

Yemelyanov also noted that in his opinion the US Senate’s decision to arm Ukraine had revealed that Washington wasn’t interested in the de-escalation of the Ukrainian conflict. He then said that US actions gave him the impression they was seeking to turn Ukraine into some sort of an “international militant targeting the Russian Federation.”

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014...-aid-ukraine-end-week-russian-response-follow

 

[papasmerf]

“The decision of the US Senate is extremely dangerous. If it is supported by the House of Representatives and signed by their president, Russia must reply with adequate measures,” Mikhail Yemelyanov of the Fair Russia party told reporters on Friday.

"It is quite possible that we should return to the decision by our Upper House and give the Russian president an opportunity to use military force on Ukrainian territory preemptively. We should not wait until Ukraine is armed and becomes really dangerous,” the lawmaker stated.

Yemelyanov also noted that in his opinion the US Senate’s decision to arm Ukraine had revealed that Washington wasn’t interested in the de-escalation of the Ukrainian conflict. He then said that US actions gave him the impression they was seeking to turn Ukraine into some sort of an “international militant targeting the Russian Federation.”

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014...-aid-ukraine-end-week-russian-response-follow

hmmmmmmmmm

odd that neither faction mentioned the control of a natural gas pipe line to Europe.

Seems the Russians neglected to mention they invaded another country, by taking advantage of the political turmoil.

 

[Jacklyn7]

God can multi-task like a boss.

You mean instead of spending all his time on an Escort Review Board? Damn-Not too smart

 

[ReservoirDog]

[h=1]American troops battle ISIS for first time as they see off attempted attack by militants on Iraqi base[/h]

• Islamic State militants attempted to overrun Ein al-Asad base on Sunday
• US support troops and advisers killed an unknown number of the militants
• The troops were supported during the battle by F18 fighter jets
• ISIS forced to retreat after suffering casualties during two hour firefight

 

[Wanker]

Morgan Stanley thinks Russia’s doomed




Morgan Stanley has a short message for Russia: you’re doomed.

This past week hasn’t been easy for the Russian economy: on Thursday, the EU foreign ministers decided to extend the sanctions on Russia by six months. Additionally, the Central Bank slashed interest rates to 15% down from 17% after the economy deteriorated following the rate hike in December.

And now Morgan Stanley is out with a pretty scary forecast, too.

“We downgrade 2015 growth from -1.7%Y to -5.6%Y and revise our 2016 growth from a mild (0.8%Y) recovery to a 2.5%Y recession,” writes Morgan Stanley’s Alina Slyusarchuk.

“The key new assumption that triggers the revision is the signifcantly weaker oil price, combined with a tighter policy response. At the same time, we see risks to our call as being titled to the downside, given the enhanced risk of further sanctions, and concerns over increased state control over the economy.”

Unless there’s a rebound in oil prices or western-imposed sanction, Morgan Stanley highlights three risks:

1. “We see the implementation risk that ‘top-down’ stabilization is undermined by special deals to help particular banks and companies” — weakening the ruble and driving inflation.
2. Further potential sanctions on Russia “might trigger rating downgrades and index exclusion, which would drive another wave of capital outflows” — again weakening the ruble and driving inflation.
3. The government might finally introduce capital controls.

Now here’s the scariest part of the latest Morgan Stanley report: Although initially analysts and Russian politicians alike were likening the current economic crisis in Russia to that of 2009, the latest Morgan Stanley note suggests this one is could be much more severe.

“Looking ahead, barring a strong rebound in oil prices or the lifting of sanctions, we see the recession lasting much longer through 2016, unlike the V-Shaped rebound in 2009, particularly given the rising risk of further sanctions,” Slyusarchuk writes.

https://business.financialpost.com/2015/02/02/morgan-stanley-thinks-russias-doomed/

 

[God]

Morgan Stanley thinks Russia’s doomed




Morgan Stanley has a short message for Russia: you’re doomed.

This past week hasn’t been easy for the Russian economy: on Thursday, the EU foreign ministers decided to extend the sanctions on Russia by six months. Additionally, the Central Bank slashed interest rates to 15% down from 17% after the economy deteriorated following the rate hike in December.

And now Morgan Stanley is out with a pretty scary forecast, too.

“We downgrade 2015 growth from -1.7%Y to -5.6%Y and revise our 2016 growth from a mild (0.8%Y) recovery to a 2.5%Y recession,” writes Morgan Stanley’s Alina Slyusarchuk.

“The key new assumption that triggers the revision is the signifcantly weaker oil price, combined with a tighter policy response. At the same time, we see risks to our call as being titled to the downside, given the enhanced risk of further sanctions, and concerns over increased state control over the economy.”

Unless there’s a rebound in oil prices or western-imposed sanction, Morgan Stanley highlights three risks:

1. “We see the implementation risk that ‘top-down’ stabilization is undermined by special deals to help particular banks and companies” — weakening the ruble and driving inflation.
2. Further potential sanctions on Russia “might trigger rating downgrades and index exclusion, which would drive another wave of capital outflows” — again weakening the ruble and driving inflation.
3. The government might finally introduce capital controls.

Now here’s the scariest part of the latest Morgan Stanley report: Although initially analysts and Russian politicians alike were likening the current economic crisis in Russia to that of 2009, the latest Morgan Stanley note suggests this one is could be much more severe.

“Looking ahead, barring a strong rebound in oil prices or the lifting of sanctions, we see the recession lasting much longer through 2016, unlike the V-Shaped rebound in 2009, particularly given the rising risk of further sanctions,” Slyusarchuk writes.

https://business.financialpost.com/2015/02/02/morgan-stanley-thinks-russias-doomed/

Putin pissing his pants yet?.

 

[Massimo]

Jordan executes two prisoners after ISIS killed its pilot, spokesman says

Jordan executes two prisoners after ISIS killed its pilot, spokesman says

An eye for two, or is it two for four?.


AMMAN, Jordan — A Jordanian government spokesman says Jordan has executed two prisoners, including a would-be female suicide bomber from al-Qaida.

The executions at dawn Wednesday came just hours after ISIS militants released a video that purportedly showed a captured Jordanian fighter pilot being burned alive in a cage.

Jordan vowed a swift and lethal response.

Government spokesman Mohammed al-Momani said that two prisoners, Sajida al-Rishawi and Ziad al-Karbouli, were executed early Wednesday.

Al-Rishawi has been on death row for her role in a triple hotel bombing in the Jordanian capital Amman in 2005 that killed dozens.






https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wo...ponse-to-pilot-burned-alive-by-jihadists.html

 

[VivaLV]

That was a quick retaliation, impressed.

 

[Rolex]

US should do the same and post the video on prime time.

 

[Wanker]

can't even bring himself to call them terrorists!

African Muslim Terrorists -/It wasn't me:-/

 

[papasmerf]

African Muslim Terrorists -/It wasn't me:-/

Islamic Terrorists.

Now that is not to say that all Islamic followers are terrorist but the majority of terrorist with a war against the US claim Islamic Jihad as reason for it.

 

[oldguyzer]

Time to put an end to these whackos. Unleash the Madman!

 

[HOOHAS]

I hear there is a lineup on who is next -/It wasn't me:-/

 

[User-E]

Hackers Anonymous disable extremist social media accounts

Hacking group Anonymous has issued another warning against the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) terror group.

It came during a video posted on YouTube where the hackers claimed to have shut down Twitter and Facebook accounts used by the terrorists.

"ISIS, we will hunt you, take down your sites, accounts, emails and expose you," warns the video.

Anonymous "declared war" on jihadist websites last month after an attack on a magazine's offices in Paris.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/31313610

 

[Louis XIV]

US should do the same and post the video on prime time.

I thought we already had something like that now on NBC? It's called 'Celebrity Apprentice' and somebody always gets offed at the end, without fail.....Hmmmmmm

 

[Butch]

Islamic State releases video showing beheading of 21 Egyptian Christians in Libya

Islamic State releases video showing beheading of 21 Egyptian Christians in Libya

New ISIS video allegedly shows beheading of 21 Egyptian Christians
The men, Egyptian guest workers, were kidnapped in Libya in January
The graphic video appeared on an ISIS-supporting Twitter on Sunday


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-purporting-beheading-21-Egyptians-Libya.html

Who ever going to interfere to stop this madnes.

 

[Wise Guy]

Not opening it.