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Trump & KJU names missing on CSM's Peace Prize list, S Korea's Moon & Pakistan's Khan on the list




A starting list for the Peace Prize

Four world leaders stand out so far this year, showing how peace is possible and natural.

March 5, 2019
By the Monitor's Editorial Board


These may be trying times for the Nobel committee. So many world leaders are standouts to win this year’s Peace Prize. In the midst of their particular crises, each one is trying different ways to prevent violence. Yet each can be held up as a model of peacemaking in process, worthy of a supportive award.

In South Korea, President Moon Jae-in took office in 2017 and soon opened a door to a North Korea that was escalating its missile and nuclear tests. His deft diplomacy laid the groundwork for the first summit between the United States and North Korea last June. With the apparent failure of a second summit last month, he again seeks peaceful engagement. Reconciliation between the two Koreas, he says, is the “driving force” to denuclearize North Korea.

Perhaps the biggest surprise in peaceful leadership – and most critical to the world – is Imran Khan. The former cricket star became Pakistan’s prime minister last year in a country where the military traditionally controls security policy.
In a goodwill gesture that suddenly changed the mood, Mr. Khan returned an Indian fighter pilot shot down inside Pakistan.
“Nobody wins in a war. Especially countries that have the sort of weapons that India and Pakistan possess should not even think of war...,” he said.

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On Friday Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said the country was ready for war and its army would respond if attacked by India or “any superpower” during a speech in southeast Pakistan's Chachro town, according to Al Masdar News based on televised footage.
“If someone, if it is India or any superpower, wishes to enslave the Pakistani nation, I want to make it clear that my nation and I will fight until the last breath to save our independence,” he said. “Keep in mind; you will receive a befitting response from here.”

Following repeat Indian accusations that Pakistani actively harbors terrorists which have recently struck Indian troops and police — such as a recent Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) Feb. 14 suicide bomb attack which killed 40 in the Indian-controlled part of the disputed Kashmir region, resulting in India sending fighter jets into Pakistan for the first time since the 1970s, leading to current tensions — Khan underscored that his policy has been to defeat all terrorist militias anywhere in Pakistan.
“Unfortunately, this policy was not implemented in the recent past but after we came to power, we decided to implement the National Action Plan,” said Khan.


He vowed that "in case of any misadventure by India, the armed forces and people of Pakistan are fully prepared to respond."

More at: https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-...dy-war-pm-khan

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"India was Israel’s largest arms client in 2017, paying £530m for Israeli air defence, radar systems and ammunition, including air-to-ground missiles"

Robert Fisk

Israel’s fingerprints are all over India’s escalating conflict with Pakistan
https://www.independent.co.uk/voices...-a8800076.html
http://archive.is/GicU0


Hindu nationalists had constructed “a narrative of Hindus as historically victims at the hands of Muslims”, an attractive idea to those Hindus who recall partition and the continuing turbulent relationship with Pakistan.

In fact, as Malhotra pointed out in Haaretz, “Israel’s biggest fans in India appear to be the ‘internet Hindus’ who primarily love Israel for how it deals with Palestine and fights Muslims.”

it is difficult to see how Zionist nationalism will not leach into Hindu nationalism when Israel is supplying so many weapons to India – the latest of which India, which has enjoyed diplomatic relations with Israel since 1992, has already used against Islamists inside Pakistan.

Signing up to the “war on terror” – especially “Islamist terror” – may seem natural for two states built on colonial partition whose security is threatened by Muslim neighbours.

In both cases, their struggle is over the right to own or occupy territory. Israel, India and Pakistan all possess nuclear weapons. Another good reason not to let Palestine and Kashmir get tangled up together. And to leave India’s 180 million Muslims alone.

(hegemons creating the 'perfect storm' with MbS funding the hit & run sunni ops and zion feeding the ^^above. neocons fapping at the chaos)

Did not see any reporting on this in US press.
Could elections / 'wag the dog' tactics be also playing a part in these escalations close to polling & corruption charges in both cases:

Netanyahu to Stand Trial for Bribery, Fraud and Breach of Trust

Enough evidence to prosecute PM Modi for corruption in Rafale deal: Rahul Gandhi
PTI | Mar 06, 2019
"There is now enough evidence to prosecute the PM in the Rafale Scam. The trail of corruption begins & ends with him. That crucial Rafale files incriminating him are now reported “stolen” by the Govt, is destruction of evidence & an obvious coverup," he said on Twitter, using the hashtag "FIRagainstCorruptModi".
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Indian media was showing pictures of building with 8 holes in the roof as evidence of Indian fighter jets destroyed the terrorist camp buildings.

Which 1000 kilo bomb makes hole in the roof only and the building is standing there ??

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China has blocked a U.N. Security Council attempt to sanction Masood Azhar, the leader of the Pakistan-based militant group Jaish-e-Mohammed, Reuters reported March 13.

China is Pakistan's strongest ally and has previously blocked similar efforts to impose a U.N-sponsored travel ban, arms embargo and asset freeze against Azhar.

Although Pakistan launched a militant crackdown last week that led to the arrest of over 100 suspects, it has thus far refused to rein in Azhar.

More at: https://worldview.stratfor.com/situa...ilitant-leader