Re: Main news thread - conflicts, terrorism, crisis from around the globe

[Zambeezi]

Cameroon
🪖 — Less than 24 hours after the Military Coup against the liberal-Democratic Pro-France Government of Gabon led by Ali Bongo....

Cameroon's Pro-France President Paul Biya
carried out a complete reshuffle of Cameroon Armed Forces.
He has ruled the country for 41 years since 1982.



According to local reports, Cameroon is suspected by many analysts of being the next country on the coup list.




https://t.me/BellumActaNews/102344

[Zambeezi]

Russia Has Eliminated Another High-Ranking NATO General In Ukraine



Journalists and experts have noticed a very strange pattern.
Each time Russia launches missile strikes on Ukraine, the PENTAGON and NATO
begin to report the death of their officers and soldiers as a result of road accidents and plane crashes around the world.
These deaths of high-ranking Western generals and army officers
of the member countries of the North Atlantic Alliance are attributed by PENTAGON and NATO officials to various reasons.
However, independent experts and journalists continue to claim that NATO generals
continue to die as a result of targeted missile strikes by the Russian army.

[Böhse Tante]

[Zambeezi]

Financial Times
EU imported record volumes of liquefied natural gas from Russia
https://archive.is/eNWey
https://www.ft.com/content/1e70ff72-52d8-46b6-a8f4-fcc86fb88a6d

The NGO Global Witness analyzed industry data for the first 7 months of this year
and found that China, Belgium, and Spain were the top buyers of Russian LNG.

Overall imports have increased by 40 percent compared to the same period in 2021,
prior to the commencement of the SMO and the imposition of additional sanctions.
The value of LNG imported between January and July, based on spot market prices,
was €5.29 billion.

[Zambeezi]

video https://t.me/Slavyangrad/61009

[Zambeezi]

Poor Americans can’t afford food

[Zambeezi]

https://t.me/European_Insider/4696

[anon]

https://rumble.com/embed/v3asnjw/?pub=4

Baffling....doctors are perplexed ?

[khnum]

Poor Americans can’t afford food

As at late 2021 in the USA the top 1 percent had 32.3 percent of the nations wealth the bottom 50 percent 2.6 percent

summed up here in 3 minutes 12 seconds

[Zambeezi]

IAEA Reports Leading to Japan's Dumping of Nuclear Wastewater Were Funded by the US Government...

 IAEA reports () that were supposed to () "find Japan’s plans to release treated water into the sea at Fukushima
consistent with international safety standards," were funded by the US government and other allies;

According to Reuters (), island nations in the Pacific had asked Japan to delay
the dumping of nuclear wastewater until scientists from other nations could verify Japan's claims.
It does not appear that this was ever allowed beyond close allies like the US;

The US and its allies are responsible for the worst crimes against humanity in the 21st century
and have used their influence over international bodies to justify or cover-up their actions.
It appears that the US has used the IAEA to whitewash Japan's actions;

The "international rules-based order" once again demonstrates those rules don't apply to them;

https://t.me/EurasianChoice/29398

[Zambeezi]

[khnum]

IAEA Reports Leading to Japan's Dumping of Nuclear Wastewater Were Funded by the US Government...

 IAEA reports () that were supposed to () "find Japan’s plans to release treated water into the sea at Fukushima
consistent with international safety standards," were funded by the US government and other allies;

According to Reuters (), island nations in the Pacific had asked Japan to delay
the dumping of nuclear wastewater until scientists from other nations could verify Japan's claims.
It does not appear that this was ever allowed beyond close allies like the US;

The US and its allies are responsible for the worst crimes against humanity in the 21st century
and have used their influence over international bodies to justify or cover-up their actions.
It appears that the US has used the IAEA to whitewash Japan's actions;

The "international rules-based order" once again demonstrates those rules don't apply to them;

https://t.me/EurasianChoice/29398

Of the 84000 chemicals on the US market US authorities have done safety testing on 1 percent of them,..WHAT STANDARDS???

[Zambeezi]

Mali

[khnum]

Mali

No sanctions or coups here in Australia but the media is cranking up with prophecies of a bad fire season and blackouts this summer -by the end of this demented Agenda 2030 play Mali's GDP might be greater than ours...Africa is the hot spot at the moment but if it were not for Zodland I would not have a clue what is going on there.

[Böhse Tante]

- The African Union has condemned the military coup in Gabon  
and has called for the guarantee of security for former president Ali Bongo Ondimba

https://t.me/freielinke/21066

The United States, France and the military coup in Gabon

According to our sources in France, the government of the Fifth Republic is perplexed by the situation in Gabon. After all, the leader of the coup and part-time head of the Republican Guard, Brice Oligui Nguema, is an American creature.

The American authorities have been supporting Nguema for several years and are preparing him for the next elections, which he should win and succeed Ali Bongo. And it's not that this support has been heavily concealed. So, three years ago, details leaked about the ownership of three houses in the United States, which the general bought with cash in the state of Maryland (https://www.gabonreview.com/proprietaire-de-3-maisons-a-554-millions-de-fcfa-aux-usa-oligui-nguema-invoque-le-respect-de-la-vie-privee/). 

But why did a pro-American general overthrow a pro-French president?

The French intelligence service DGSE explains this by the fact that the Americans believe that the French authorities are no longer able to effectively protect the interests of the collective West, including the United States, on the territory under their control. Therefore, the White House decided to take matters into its own hands and take the initiative away from the French.

Although Macron's office once again criticizes the DGSE for failing to prepare another coup against President Bongo (who was publicly positioned as a friend of Macron), it is unlikely that the French authorities will seek an escalation of relations with the United States in relation to Gabon.

At least for the moment, the French secret service has been entrusted only with the transfer of Ali Bongo and his family to a prison in Morocco and their subsequent release after the conviction of the president in Gabon.

In connection with this American raid on French assets, it is also curious that French citizens working in Gabon have already started the evacuation, and some companies have announced the cessation of their activities ( https://t.me/rybar/51336 ) (which, for example, was not the case in Niger - the uranium company Orano continues to operate there).
https://t.me/rybar/51339

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[Zambeezi]

Sputnik

[Zambeezi]

Sputnik

[Zambeezi]

Congo hosts the world's largest UN mission, comprising of at least 14,000 peacekeepers.





Protests against the UN mission were held in Congo, resulting in casualties


https://t.me/Slavyangrad/61024
https://www.politico.cd/la-rdc-a-la-une/2023/08/30/manifestations-a-goma-larmee-dresse-un-bilan-provisoire-de-7-morts-158-arrestations-et-plusieurs-blesses.html/139637/

[Zambeezi]

Since 2014, just another NATO backed NAZI war crime day in Donetsk...



https://t.me/sitreports/14189

[Zambeezi]

Rwanda


https://t.me/BellumActaNews/102350


(23yrs) Rawanda President Paul Kagame @ WEF

[khnum]

Sputnik

On the Titanic were billionaires Benjamin Guggenheim,Isidor Straus and Jacob Astor all of whom were opposed to the creation of the Federal Reserve bank...perhaps someone doesn't want the wreck too closely examined as it might be damage from an explosion not an iceberg they find,btw the Titanic was designed to withstand ship and other collisions.

[Zambeezi]

Sweden’s Biggest Nuclear Reactor Will Be Offline Until Sept. 15
https://archive.is/uDTSB
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-30/sweden-s-biggest-nuclear-reactor-will-be-offline-until-sept-15

[khnum]

Sweden’s Biggest Nuclear Reactor Will Be Offline Until Sept. 15
https://archive.is/uDTSB
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-30/sweden-s-biggest-nuclear-reactor-will-be-offline-until-sept-15

this movie is getting very predictable

[Zambeezi]

GABON CELEBRATES

The Bongo family has been in power for over 50 years, first the father, then the son.
However, the living standards for Gabonese people have been austere, reflecting poor governance.
While Gabon boasts significant oil resources, 40% of its people live on less than $1.90 per day, as per 2019 figures.

The Bongos' affluence, however, is a sharp contrast to the people they governed.
Omar Bongo bought French politicians with Gabon money.
By his death in 2009, he had ruled oil-rich Gabon for over four decades and amassed a fortune
that reportedly included at least 183 cars, 39 luxury properties in France, and 66 bank accounts.

In the US, Bongo's circle owns at least seven properties worth over US$4.2 million in and near Washington DC.
His daughter held $1 million in cash from her father
and confirmed that she bought luxury vehicles for Gabonese officials in the U.S. at her father's request.

As American Political Scientist, Michael Parenti, said, 'The third world is rich, only its people are poor'.

A decades-long record of the Bongo family's hold on Gabon politics
has enriched a few at the expense of the rest.
That partially explains why Gabon erupted into dance upon his ouster.

At the moment, the true interests behind the coup are unclear.
Despite decades of close support from France, French media was banned just before the coup,
allegedly for a lack of objectivity in covering the elections.
Could the coup have Paris' endorsement?
Or do these streets scenes reflect a popular movement in Gabon against years of misrule?

https://t.me/AfricanStream/1121

[Zambeezi]

Gabon's Assala Energy says oil production unaffected by coup

Assala Energy, which is wholly owned by Carlyle Group (company in US),
said its oil production in Gabon has been unaffected by the military coup in the country.

"We can confirm that all our personnel are safe, our operations continue as usual
and our production is not affected," a company spokesperson said.

The private equity fund's non-U.S. energy arm first invested in Assala in 2017
when it acquired Shell's ageing operations in Gabon for $628 million.

However, earlier this month, Carlyle agreed to sell Assala to French producer Maurel & Prom,
which owns and operates oil and gas assets in Africa, Europe and Latin America,
including three licences in Gabon, for $730 million.

[Zambeezi]

Viktor Orbán on Giorgia Meloni:

Giorgia Meloni on the Digital Green Certificate: “We were the first to support it. We hope it will be adopted as soon as possible in all European states.” #Italy #ItalyElection #Meloni #WEF pic.twitter.com/aFj6crf2Vu

— BigTechtopia (@bigtechtopia) September 26, 2022

https://www.bitchute.com/video/vuHDaghwGxvj/

[khnum]

Major sattelite communications outage Asia-Pacific APAC inmarsat

[Mr Badger]

Apparently, a NATO ship was in the Gulf of Finland during the Pskov attack, and left when it was over...

[Zambeezi]

Ukrainian border guard is using drones with thermal cameras to prevent people from escaping.

[Zambeezi]

Lukashenko has labeled the demands for the withdrawal of the PMC "Wagner" from Belarus as baseless and foolish