from Zero hedge:
“Why are Western leaders expressing their determination to “destroy” ISIS using all means necessary, while avoiding the most significant factor of all: the material infrastructure of ISIS’ emergence in the context of ongoing Gulf and Turkish state support for Islamist militancy in the region.”
For the better part of a year, Turkey remained on the sidelines in the “fight” against ISIS.
Then, on July 20, a powerful explosion ripped through the town of Suruc. 33 people were killed including a number of Socialist Party of the Oppressed (ESP) and Socialist Youth Associations Federation (SGDF) members who planned to assist in the rebuilding of Kobani.
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“Why are Western leaders expressing their determination to “destroy” ISIS using all means necessary, while avoiding the most significant factor of all: the material infrastructure of ISIS’ emergence in the context of ongoing Gulf and Turkish state support for Islamist militancy in the region.”
For the better part of a year, Turkey remained on the sidelines in the “fight” against ISIS.
Then, on July 20, a powerful explosion ripped through the town of Suruc. 33 people were killed including a number of Socialist Party of the Oppressed (ESP) and Socialist Youth Associations Federation (SGDF) members who planned to assist in the rebuilding of Kobani.
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ISIS Releases "Greatest" Piece Of Terrorist Video Propaganda In History, Tells US, Russia To "Bring It On"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/25/2015 - 11:20Russia Says Turkey's Attack On Jet Was "Planned Provocation" As Ankara Moves Tanks Near Syrian Border
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/25/2015 - 09:02US Services Economy Surges To 7-Month Highs (As Manufacturing Hits 2 Year Low)
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/25/2015 - 09:53 Following US Manufacturing PMI's tumble to two year lows, amid slowing new orders and employment, Markit reports that US Services PMI rose to 56.5 - its highest since April. Amid a solid increase in job creation (low-paying compared to the job weakness in manufacturing) and improvement in business growth, the divergence between Services & Manufgacturing is at its highest since Q3 2013 which presaged a complete collapse in Services.Steen Jakobsen Warns "First It Will Get Worse..."
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/25/2015 - 09:42 The world is changing in so many ways which is ignored by markets and commentators. We live an era where the most successful people and businesses create a social virtual reality, where updating your social status is more important than manners, respect and thinking. We think the Paris event is yet another wake up call for the markets on geopolitical risk, for the under-investment in education and basic research, but most importantly for how we continue to ignore facts. First it will get worse... we are simply not prepared for geopolitical risk to matter for markets neither are we yet willing.Ackman Loses Over $100 Million In Early Trading As More Valeant Questions Emerge
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/25/2015 - 09:28 After tripling down on Valeant by way of a synthetic short as we noted previously, which pushed Ackman's long to a grand total of 34.1 million Valeant shares, all it takes for Ackman to generate $100MM in paper losses is a modest $3 move lower in Valeant stock, which is what it has done this morning following a new report by Bronte Capital alleging that Valeant is still back up to its specialty pharma gimmicks, only this time instead of a "chess" theme, the Canadian company is using a cluster of pharma names linked to Stephen King books.Pardoning The Wrong Turkey?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/25/2015 - 15:45 Gobble, gobble, gobble...
by J. D. Heyes, Natural News:
Is the U.S. Supreme Court set to give prosecutors authority to strip defendants of their own means of self-defense? It’s possible, depending upon what the high court decides in a very important case that could determine your ability to maintain enough resources to hire a defense lawyer.
In Luis v. US, federal prosecutors are arguing that the government has the power to freeze all of a defendant’s assets, including those that were not earned through criminal activity, in the latest twist and insult to freedom involving civil asset forfeiture.
“What the government proposes to do is financially cripple someone before they’ve been convicted, before they’ve had a trial and not allow them to use assets that are theirs to try to match the government in the courtroom,” defense attorney Howard Srebnick told reporters, in reference to oral arguments made before the high court by U.S. attorneys Nov. 10.
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Is the U.S. Supreme Court set to give prosecutors authority to strip defendants of their own means of self-defense? It’s possible, depending upon what the high court decides in a very important case that could determine your ability to maintain enough resources to hire a defense lawyer.
In Luis v. US, federal prosecutors are arguing that the government has the power to freeze all of a defendant’s assets, including those that were not earned through criminal activity, in the latest twist and insult to freedom involving civil asset forfeiture.
“What the government proposes to do is financially cripple someone before they’ve been convicted, before they’ve had a trial and not allow them to use assets that are theirs to try to match the government in the courtroom,” defense attorney Howard Srebnick told reporters, in reference to oral arguments made before the high court by U.S. attorneys Nov. 10.
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from RT America:
The Chicago Police Department has released the dashcam video showing Officer Jason Van Dyke fatally shooting 17-year-old Laquan McDonald 16 times, sparking protests against the death. RT’s Simone Del Rosario speaks with retired US Marshal Matthew Fogg about the video and what it might mean for the indictment of Van Dyke.
The Chicago Police Department has released the dashcam video showing Officer Jason Van Dyke fatally shooting 17-year-old Laquan McDonald 16 times, sparking protests against the death. RT’s Simone Del Rosario speaks with retired US Marshal Matthew Fogg about the video and what it might mean for the indictment of Van Dyke.
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