DONALD TRUMP, AND NOW, DONALD TUSK BOTH ANNOUNCED BAD NEWS FOR MUSLIMS AND ISLAM - AS PLANNED BY THE US AND ISRAEL!
WHO ARE THE ENEMIES OF EUROPE AND ISRAEL? ALL NATO ENEMIES!
Russia (?) I do not believe that shit!
IRAN
Bosnia
Chechnya
Turkey (?) - They already own Turkey!
Arabia (?) - They already own and occupy Arabia!
Yemen
Jordan
Libya
Syria
Iraq
Afghanistan
Korea
Pakistan
Egypt
Palestine
Somalia
Sudan
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Bangla Desh
Malaysia
Indonesia
Etc., MOSTLY MUSLIM COUNTRIES
"Computer hackers"?
"Militants"? Those 50+ Muslim countries who want FREEDOM?
NATO TERRORISTS OF THE WORLD UNITE UNDER ISRAEL AND GLOBAL MARXISM!
After Global "JUDEO-CHRISTIAN" Colonialism, Imperialism, and Racism, PESCO has now been set up as a Permanent European Godless, Satanic, Socialist, Communist, and Terrorist, Israel Controlled MILITARY Organisation!
'Bad news for our enemies': EU launches defence pact
By Robin Emmott,Reuters 20 hours ago
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union nations, now unfettered by Britain's decision to quit, achieved a 70-year-old ambition on Thursday to integrate their defences, launching a pact between 25 EU governments to fund, develop and deploy armed forces together.
European Council President Donald Tusk deemed the move "bad news for our enemies".
First blocked by the French parliament in the 1950s and later by Britain, which feared creation of an EU army, the pact aims to end the squandering of billions of euros by splintered defence policies.
It is also aimed at lowering Europe's heavy reliance on the United States.
"More than half a century ago, an ambitious vision of the European Defence Community was created but what was missing was the unity and courage to put it into practice," Tusk, who chairs EU summits, said of the failed 1950s attempt.
"The dream was at odds with reality. Today this dream becomes reality," he said in a speech in front of EU leaders and military personnel from each of the 25 countries involved.
Denmark, which has an opt out from EU defence matters, and Malta, were the only EU countries not to sign up, along with Brexiting Britain.
French President Emmanuel Macron, whose election victory in May gave new impetus to efforts to revive defence cooperation after Britons voted in 2016 to leave the bloc, hailed "concrete progress." Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said the pact would make the EU more agile abroad and would support NATO.
The pact, called Permanent Structured Cooperation, or PESCO, is meant as a show of unity and a tangible step in EU integration, diplomats said, particularly after Britain's decision to leave.
Caught off guard by Russia's Crimea annexation in 2014 and facing threats ranging from state-sponsored computer hackers to militant attacks, EU governments say the pact is justified by EU surveys showing most citizens want the bloc to provide security.
EU governments proved unable to act as a group in the 1990s Balkan wars and relied on U.S.-led NATO to stop the bloodshed on their doorstep.
In Libya in 2011, a Franco-British air campaign ran out of munitions and equipment and was again forced to turn to the United States, in what is considered an enduring embarrassment for the EU, a major economic power.
U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of low European defence spending, a host of divisions on foreign policy, and Trump's warnings to allies that they could no longer rely on the United States if they did not pay up, have also played a role.
"It's sad that we needed Donald Trump to give us a boost, but whatever, it is the right outcome," said former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer, who as minister backed NATO's intervention in Kosovo in 1999 but opposed the 2003 Iraq war.
BRITISH INTEREST
Unlike past attempts at European defence integration, NATO backs the project, but NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, who attended part of the summit, warned against duplication. Twenty-two EU countries are also members of NATO.
"There has to be coherence between the capability developments of NATO and the European Union. We cannot risk ending up with conflicting requirements from the EU and from NATO to the same nations," he told reporters.
"Forces and capabilities developed under EU initiatives also have to be available for NATO because we only have one set of forces," Stoltenberg said.
Issues remain about financing future EU missions. An EU defence fund, with money from the European Commission for the first time, still needs to be approved, although a pilot phase is already underway for defence research.
In one irony noted by EU diplomats, British Prime Minister Theresa May, who attended the summit, was left seeking a way into the project now that it was an actuality.
A 1998 Anglo-French EU defence accord is considered the genesis of Thursday's agreement. In a possible compromise on PESCO, Britain may be able to join in later on, but only on an exceptional basis if it provides funds and expertise.
Britain and France, both nuclear-armed, are Europe's two biggest military powers, and in 2010 set up a Combined Joint Expeditionary Force to cement long-standing ties in defence.
"We do face a number of threats across Europe," May said. "I'm very clear that although the British people took a sovereign decision to leave the EU, that does not mean that we were going to be leaving our responsibilities in terms of European security," she told reporters.
Patient little demons aren't they? Zionist Delegation of long-term schemers photographed in Turkish ruled - Arab populated Jerusalem, 1898. From left to right: Joseph Seidener, Moses T. Schnirer, Theodor Herzl, David Wolfsohn, Max Bodenheimer
The Judaics and complicit or leading decadent Christendom accused Germans of shrinking the heads or skulls of Jews, yet, we have seen none of those shrunken heads, but only a SHRUNKEN PALESTINE right here for everybody to see unless they deliberately put on their Judaic glasses! (BAFS)
BRITISH INTEREST
Unlike past attempts at European defence integration, NATO backs the project, but NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, who attended part of the summit, warned against duplication. Twenty-two EU countries are also members of NATO.
"There has to be coherence between the capability developments of NATO and the European Union. We cannot risk ending up with conflicting requirements from the EU and from NATO to the same nations," he told reporters.
"Forces and capabilities developed under EU initiatives also have to be available for NATO because we only have one set of forces," Stoltenberg said.
Issues remain about financing future EU missions. An EU defence fund, with money from the European Commission for the first time, still needs to be approved, although a pilot phase is already underway for defence research.
In one irony noted by EU diplomats, British Prime Minister Theresa May, who attended the summit, was left seeking a way into the project now that it was an actuality.
A 1998 Anglo-French EU defence accord is considered the genesis of Thursday's agreement. In a possible compromise on PESCO, Britain may be able to join in later on, but only on an exceptional basis if it provides funds and expertise.
Britain and France, both nuclear-armed, are Europe's two biggest military powers, and in 2010 set up a Combined Joint Expeditionary Force to cement long-standing ties in defence.
"We do face a number of threats across Europe," May said. "I'm very clear that although the British people took a sovereign decision to leave the EU, that does not mean that we were going to be leaving our responsibilities in terms of European security," she told reporters.
(Reporting by Robin Emmott; Editing by Jeremy Gaunt)
David Wolfsohn
1856-1914
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NY TIMES (1914): ZIONIST LEADER CALLED FOR WORLD CONQUEST
By Mike King
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A good amount of E-mail and even some old fashioned 'Snail-mail' flows into the inboxes of TomatoBubble.com & The Anti-New York Times. We don't always have a chance to respond, but we do read and reflect upon every single incoming message. In addition to the fan mail (and the vicious hate mail -- which we also enjoy!) interesting items pertaining to news and history also come in. Much of it is news to us and greatly appreciated. But there is also no lack of hoaxes and falsely attributed quotes floating around the alternative news community.
One day, a reader called our attention to a sentence which he claimed appeared in the New York Slimes back in 1914. It was said to be from an obituary for a prominent, make that extremely prominent, Zionist leader named David Wolfsohn (sometimes spelled Wolffsohn). The brief write-up closed with this stunning statement of admission:
"... he (David Wolfsohn) pleaded for greater unity among the Jews and said that eventually they must conquer the world." (emphasis added)
Though such a sentiment would not be surprising, the idea that the Slimes would publish such a claim did not seem credible. This was not going to be shared with our readers until we could verify it 100%. So, Sugar the Cat, my trusted feline sidekick with a nose for research, was dispatched into The Times Machine Archive (a service that is paid for each month from the donations of readers -- hint, hint). Lo and behold -- look what the cat sniffed out and brought back from page 9 of the September 17, 1914 issue: |
ZIONIST LEADER DIES
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David Wolfsohn Was Once Chairman of International Committee
LONDON, Sept. 16. - Word has been recived in London from Homburg of the death of David Wolfsohn, the well known Zionist, who was at one time Chairman of the International Zionist Committee.
Dr. Wolfsohn made the opening and closing speeches at the International Zionist Congress held at The Hauge in 1907. In his closing address he pleaded for greater unity among the Jews and said that eventually they must conquer the world.
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ZIONIST LEADER DIES
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David Wolfsohn Was Once Chairman of International Committee
LONDON, Sept. 16. - Word has been recived in London from Homburg of the death of David Wolfsohn, the well known Zionist, who was at one time Chairman of the International Zionist Committee.
Dr. Wolfsohn made the opening and closing speeches at the International Zionist Congress held at The Hauge in 1907. In his closing address he pleaded for greater unity among the Jews and said that eventually they must conquer the world.
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Wolfsohn's death occured just weeks after the start of World War I - a tragic conflict which would end up witnessing the Rothschild-British takeover of Palestine from conquered Turkey (a German ally) and the eventual betrayal of the independence-seeking Arabs who helped the British to defeat the Turks.
It is interesting to note that in the very same issue of the Slimes; propaganda cheap shots, aimed at Turkey (often referred to as "the sick man of Europe"), were already being launched. The Zionists already had it in mind to eventually drag the U.S. into the war so that the struggling British could still win the war and then steal Palestine for the Zionists. (See 'Balfour Declaration')
Thank you to The Slimes for letting this bit of "conspiracy theory" about Mr. Wolfsohn and his greasy gang leak out to the public - albeit inadvertently. "Youse guys" (New Jerseyese for the plural of you) be sure to spread this page around, OK?
The Judaics and complicit or leading decadent Christendom accused Germans of shrinking the heads or skulls of Jews, yet, we have seen none of those shrunken heads, but only a SHRUNKEN PALESTINE right here for everybody to see unless they deliberately put on their Judaic glasses! (BAFS)
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