Vanessa Beeley, Eva Bartlett & Patrick Henningsen Expose the White Helmets
(glad to see Vanessa getting some air time after the RP Institute interview. She deserves it.)
They are clearly ahead of the 'game'...
warning us of the escalation in the propaganda methods of interventionism.
The spooks are ALL about this manipulation.
I remember within DAYS of the Euromaidan staged coup..
the CIA went to work WHOLESALE and developed 'Ukraine Today' Radio and Television studios
and were up and running producing sophisticated CNN type graphics, music and anchor intros.
Ukraine had NOTHING like it previously.
So... the 'White Helmets' of the Ukraine are probably 'ready to roll'
See what I mean???
►Dramatic viral combat photo from eastern Ukraine ‘clearly staged’ – war photographer to RT
Last edited by goldenequity; 10-07-2016 at 07:04 PM.
LaBlades @SoLaTiDoBlades 9 hod.
'Massive evidence foreign-funded White Helmets support terrorist entities in Syria'
http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Middl...kers-battle-on
Amid pounding of Aleppo, volunteer rescue workers battle on
BEIRUT, LEBANON — For Ammar Salmo, his daily bid to save lives as bombs and artillery shells fall from the skies on Aleppo is caught up in a daunting barrage of obstacles: the barrel bombs that tumble from the backs of Syrian Army helicopters, the airstrikes that collapse apartment blocks and houses, the lack of medical facilities even as more than 300 people reportedly have died in the city in the past two weeks alone – turning all sense of humanity on its head.
“In Aleppo right now … day is like night because we are attacked at every moment. And we are so exhausted,” says Mr. Salmo, the Syria Civil Defense chief in Aleppo, speaking with a breathless urgency via Whatsapp from his headquarters in the city. “We are exhausted because we cannot sleep at night because of the [sound] of the clashes, the [sound] of the war, of the aircraft that are all the time in the sky…. It is so hard and difficult right now, but we will work as long as we can breathe.”
Amid the bloodshed and destruction that has ravaged Aleppo, Syria’s second city, a group of volunteer activists face a Sisyphean task, risking their own lives to save lives, pulling the dead and wounded alike from the shattered ruins of buildings toppled by barrel bombs, missiles, and artillery fire – taking on roles for which nothing they experienced before Syria dissolved into civil war could have prepared them.
They belong to the Syria Civil Defense, popularly known as the White Helmets for the color of their protective headgear. When bombs turn buildings into piles of dust-coated rubble, the White Helmets – both men and women – are ready to deal with the grim aftermath, providing the only search-and-rescue asset operating in many areas outside government control. So far, the group claims to have saved more than 60,000 lives.
But the intensity of the airstrikes and artillery shelling in the past two weeks and the humanitarian conditions that result make it a near impossible task.
“In the past six years we have seen nothing like this. There is nothing to eat, no water, and there are a lot of attacks and they have been hitting hospitals… You can’t imagine the situation in Aleppo,” says Abdelrahman Hassan, a White Helmets volunteer from Aleppo.
Learning from earthquakes
The Syria Civil Defense has its origins in early 2013, when a need arose for search-and-rescue teams to help extricate casualties from bombed buildings. James Le Mesurier, director of Mayday Rescue, was working with ARK, a Turkish NGO, at the time, promoting good governance and civil society support in areas of northern Syria that were under rebel control.
“We would meet with local leaders and offer them support, to which their general response was, ‘What am I supposed to do with a laptop when I’m being bombed. I don’t want civil society training,’ ” he says.
Instead, ARK decided to offer more practical support in training teams of Syrian volunteers in search-and-rescue techniques, a skill prevalent in earthquake-prone Turkey.
“So we thought, if you can rescue someone from a building that’s been hit by an earthquake, you can rescue someone from a building that’s been hit by a bomb,” Mr. Le Mesurier says.
Today, nearly 3,000 Syria Civil Defense volunteers are scattered across the country in 121 teams. So far, 145 of them have been killed. Although it operates in areas outside government control, the group says it is a humanitarian, nonpolitical organization that is willing to provide assistance to anyone who needs it.
Originally Posted by Zippyjuan
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no wait....
I got one for you zip. Here ya go...
Russian ship loitering near undersea cables
The Russian Navy’s Project 22010 mini-sub host ship Yantar (пр.22010 Крюйс)
has taken up position near the undersea cables off Turkey.
In September last year Yantar caused concern in Intelligence and Naval circles
when it hung off the US coast on its way to Cuba where undersea cables land near Guantánamo Bay.
On October 3rd Yantar passed south through the Bosporus with a declared destination of Oman.
However, she has been loitering in the Eastern Mediterranean in the vicinity of the undersea cables
connecting Turkey and Northern Cyprus.
►Yantar photographed heading south through the Bosphorus on 3rd October
Yantar (actually Cruys) was launched in 2014 and joined the Russian Navy in 2015.
It is described variously as a ‘Special Purpose Ship’ and an ‘Oceanographic vessel’ which is a euphemism for a spy ship.
She can host two deep submergence submarines for undersea engineering missions.
These missions are thought to include cable cutting, laying of bugs and related intelligence missions.
The two submersibles are
the 3-man pr.16810 "Rus" (AS-37 Russia)
and
pr.16811 "Consul" (AS-39 Consul) which can dive to 6,000m (20,000ft).
The crew are housed in a strong spherical chamber in the center and it is equipped with hydraulic manipulators.
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