Random Politics & Religion #00

Cyprus has offered Russia to have air and navy bases on its territory.

Cypriot president Nicos Anastasiades announced that the country is ready to host Russian aviation and naval bases. The official agreement on military cooperation between the two nations is expected be signed on February 25, 2015, according to Lenta.ru .

"There is an old [defense] agreement, which should be renewed as is. At the same time, some additional services will be provided in the same way as we do with other countries, such as, for example, with France and Germany," Nicos Anastasiades said. "Cyprus and Russia have traditionally had good relations, and this is not subject to change."

Cyprus' announcement comes after Russia expressed interest in having a military base in Cyprus in late January, according to the Global Post and Greek Reporter.

Notably, Cyprus is one of the 28-member states in the EU, which have been imposing sanctions on Russia over the past year in response to the actions in Ukraine.

And just like Greece has recently caused a stir by complicating the process of extending sanctions on Russia, Cyprus, too, just voiced some opposition to the additional sanctions on Russia, adding that many EU members share that opinion.

"We want to avoid further deterioration of relations between Russia and the European Union," the Cypriot president reportedly said.

So military cooperation between Cyprus and Russia is yet another red flag for the EU.

Idk what I'm looking for. All I see is anime and cats.

Here’s how reporters are reacting to Snowden’s revelations

nathaniel BY NATHANIEL MOTT
ON FEBRUARY 6, 2015

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The global surveillance programs revealed by Edward Snowden have caused journalists to change how they operate, question what the government knows about them, and consider abandoning investigative reporting, according to a survey from the Pew Research Center.

A significant number of the journalists surveyed said they had changed their behavior, whether it’s how they store sensitive files (49 percent), how they communicate with other journalists (29 percent), whether they’ve reached out to a source (13 percent), or pursued a specific story (2 percent).

Many are also convinced the government is gathering information about them. Some 64 percent of journalists believed intelligence agencies had “probably collected data” about them. (The other 36 percent, as “InfoSec Taylor Swift” joked, must not read the news.)

These fears have led 2 percent of the journalists surveyed to consider leaving investigative reporting entirely. That’s not surprising — many also believe neither their Internet service providers nor their employers have done enough to protect them or confidential sources.

This is a problem. It’s no secret that the United States has been waging a war on press freedoms, and without independent journalists many important things — including the revelations that prompted this survey — would never have been revealed to the public.

Mass surveillance might not have done a whole lot to prevent terrorist attacks, despite whatever the government claims, but it might be able to convince some journalists not to expose the government’s wrongdoing. Unfortunately, that might be considered just as large a “win” by those who believe controversial programs should never see the light of day.

Greece next. You can thank Turky and its position in NATO.

Turkey and Russia on Sunday tentatively agreed on the route for their planned Turkish Stream gas pipeline which Moscow hopes will replace its now scrapped South Stream project.

Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yildiz and Gazprom chief executive Alexei Miller surveyed the route over the Black Sea during a four-hour ride by helicopter from Istanbul.

Russian President Vladimir Putin dramatically scrapped the South Stream project during a visit to Ankara in December, blaming the European Union for placing obstructions in its way.

The South Stream pipeline aimed to carry Russian gas from southern Russia to EU consumers under the Black Sea avoiding Ukraine, whose relations with Russia are currently in deep crisis.

It was to have surfaced in EU member Bulgaria.

Under the new Turkish Stream project, the pipeline will surface on Turkish territory on the Black Sea and then carry the gas overland up to the Greek border.

Yildiz told the Anatolia news agency that the pipeline landfall was planned to be in the Turkish Black Sea town of Kiyikoy.

The Turkish Stream pipeline would go through Turkey's Luleburgaz region to the town of Ipsala on the Turkey-Greece border.

"We had an opportunity to... explore the pipeline route," Yildiz told Anatolia. "We passed over some places two to three times as we tried to *** how we can work with environmental concerns,"he added.

Gazprom in a statement confirmed the route and said that the length of the onshore pipeline in Turkey would be 180 kilometres (110 miles) after it crosses the Black Sea.

"The tentative date for the completion of the first line is December 2016," it said.

The capacity of the pipeline -- to be built by a new Gazprom subsidiary -- will be 63 billion cubic meters of gas. About 50 billion cubic meters will be delivered to the Ipsala gas hub for further export.

The Turkish Stream pipeline is seen as a symbol of a burgeoning new relationship between Turkey and Russia, at a time when both countries have chilly ties with the West.

Turkey is an official candidate for EU membership but that process has stalled in recent years over several stumbling blocks, including its human rights record and objections from some EU states to admitting an overwhelmingly Muslim country.

Was a post about me typing from my phone at the time, basically akin to saying "sorry for the spelling."

Aside from the spelling though, it was fine the way it was.

Whoa watch out people i believe Milamber and Kingnobody actually truly believe that if you repost a video your not thinking or understanding about the cause and effects.

They are sheep ,and a successful product of the 3rd age of slavery in the 21st century who are obedient slaves to a system they think is absolutely perfect.

Morpheus said this in the matrix,lol

I will rebuild the united states of america, will it be perfect?

nothing is, i think for myself i am awake.

Yes i can make a difference and will and will do my best to achieve that life goal.

I am exercising my civic duty as a citizen of this great union to make it a better place.

Pew poll shows fear of NSA effects on journalist and journalism




Seems the free press is only as free as one's willingness to get spyed and possibly assassinated.

woops I linked a story that demonstrates no freedom of press, US dirty covert operations in foreign nations and the oppression of ethnic minorities all at once. I HONESTLY didn't mean to make an Anti-American post but its becoming increasingly hard to avoid doing such - like trying to have a shower without getting your face wet.

Shot of King:

It does not apply to journalism alone but even presidential or civil rights speech, President Kennedy and Martin Luther King are proof that people who oppose free speech do not want us to unite and only wish to keep us divided by any means necessary because we outnumber them 300 million+/ to roughly 600 currently representing us. I am happy to bring new life and acknowledge that i heard the voice of great men who also had dreams. I will unite the people of this great union to rebuild a better america.

Executive Order that Unites the people by the president


I have a Dream

Broken image...

KN, I think when the guy said he's studying law and stuff he meant by himself, he's not really in any school.

University of YouTube strikes again!

More delusional conspiracy talk from LG, more anti-Jew/anyi-America crap from Blazed. life goes on.

He wasn't being anti Jew.

He was being pro [Deco era German National Socialist Party.]

Asura.Kingnobody said
since they are obviously brainwashing the masses into a slave debt-oriented state

He wasn't being anti Jew.

He was being pro [Deco era German National Socialist Party.]

University of Google strikes again!

I always look back to the messages of former presidents and honored the honesty of them because i hold myself to that same standard. When i say i mean what i say and i will do what i talk about.

This was a message President Jackson gave a South Carolina congressman to give to the nullifiers of his state who refused a tax increase on slave goods.

" tell them" Jackson said " that they can talk and write resolutions and print threats to their hearts content. But if one drop of blood is shed there in opposition to the laws of the United States ( regarding a tax increase on slave goods), I will hang the first man i can get my hands on to the first tree i can find."

Someone questioned if President Jackson really did mean those words and got a answer. " When Jackson begins to talk about hangings, they can begin to look for the ropes".



rp&r page 213 Let Freedom Reign
rp&r page 216 The Law That Never Was the 16th amendment.
rp&r page 223 The Constitutional Republic known as the USA.
rp&r page 239 Taxation without representation.

President Jackson, as you so often quote, was the father of the Spoils System, and so are his lackeys. His presidency was rife with corruption far beyond any president since or before.