https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSUYzOLmmqc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEBmeRmAYVo
The Watchman On The Wall
Eph 6:12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Verse 13 Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand.
Monday, April 15, 2019
Lavrov On The New World Order; Lavrov sul nuovo ordine mondiale
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
declared today that the Western, liberal model of society is dying, and a new
world order is taking its place. Lavrov made the
comments at his annual meeting with students and professors at the Foreign
Ministry’s Diplomatic Academy.
“The
Western liberal model of development, which particularly stipulates a partial
loss of national sovereignty – this is what our Western colleagues aimed at
when they invented what they called globalization – is losing its
attractiveness and is no more viewed as a perfect model for all. Moreover, many
people in the very western countries are skeptical about it,” Lavrov said.
According
to him, global development is guided “by processes aimed at boosting
multipolarity and what we call a polycentric world order.”
“Clearly, multipolarity and the emergence of
new centers of power in every way requires efforts to maintain global stability
and search for a balance of interests and compromises, so diplomacy should play
a leading role here,” Lavrov went on to say. “Particularly because there are a
lot of issues that require generally acceptable solutions. These include
regional conflicts, international terrorism, food security and environmental
protection. This is why we believe that only diplomacy can help make agreements
and reach sustainable decisions that will be accepted by all.
“The
US and its allies are trying to impose their approaches on others,” Lavrov
noted. “They are guided by a clear desire to preserve their centuries-long
dominance in global affairs although from the economic and financial
standpoint, the US – alone or with its allies – can no longer resolve all
global economic and political issues,” he said.
“In
order to preserve their dominance and recover their indisputable authority,
they use blackmail and pressure. They don’t hesitate to blatantly interfere in
the affairs of sovereign states.”
Its All About Energy! Все об энергии! Vse ob energii!
Lebanon and Israel have been involved
in a maritime dispute regarding the exact location of their sea borders. The
contested area is important to both countries because it harbors natural-gas fields. Israel has one of the largest gas
fields in the region, the Leviathan field.
Parts of that field could potentially extend into territory claimed by both
Israel and Lebanon. This gas deposit is so big, it is leading to
Israel becoming a major energy exporter.
Meanwhile, Egypt has what has been called a
"supergiant gas field" within its waters, the Zohr gas field.
The Trump
administration this week asked Egyptian authorities for a seat at the table at
an upcoming energy summit in Cairo, seeking a leading role in the establishment
of a major gas forum in the Eastern Mediterranean.
U.S. national
security officials see strategic value in the success of the Egyptian project,
which could eventually wean European allies off their dependence on Russian
fuel and provide the basis for improving relationships. “That’s the roadmap to
Middle East peace,” one official said, “building up cooperation that’s clearly
in your best interests.”
During Egyptian
President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s visit to Washington on Tuesday, Trump’s top
aides asked their Egyptian counterparts if the United States could attend the
second meeting of the Eastern Mediterranean Gas Forum, a group that Cairo
launched in January with Jordan,
Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
It would be the Trump
administration’s first time engaging with the forum, designed to allow
participating nations to develop their newly discovered gas reserves in
concert, optimizing extraction and export options that will help them compete
in an increasingly crowded gas market.
“We would like the
United States to have an observer role for the forum,” one of the officials
said. “It’s our position that with our technical expertise and our market role,
it would be very helpful for us to be involved.”
U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry would attend the meeting, expected to
take place in Cairo, the official hub of the forum, later this month. The goal
of the meeting is to “see more of the structure of the forum and the practical
implications of it,” one senior official said.
“Right now, the forum
is pretty conceptual. And where the U.S. can play a helpful role is getting it
to reality,” the official added. “This is going from a concept of peace to a
tangible result of it.”
The group has only
met once before at the ministerial level and brings together parties with
historically cold relations, such as Israel and the Palestinian Authority,
which administers significant gas fields off the Gazan coast.
Israel first
discovered major offshore gas reserves, named Tamar and Leviathan, over the
past decade. Major U.S. energy companies had previously shied away from working
in Israel due to its tense relations with oil-rich Gulf neighbors and the false assumption that
there were no significant energy resources to be found.
U.S.-based ExxonMobil
is now consideringestablishing
a presence in Israel and company officials met last month in Houston with
Israeli Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz for preliminary talks.
Expanding
opportunities for U.S. energy companies and brokering “practical alliances”
based on natural resource requirements is an organizing principle of the Trump
administration, the officials said, characterizing President Donald Trump as
“enthusiastic” about the Egyptian initiative.
It is one basis of the administration’s greater design
for regional peace in the Middle East, in which opposing parties recognize the
economic benefits of cooperation. Egypt is at the center of that vision, the
administration officials said.
But their enthusiasm
for Egypt’s leadership on the gas forum stands in contrast with their
disappointment over Cairo’s decision this
week to withdraw from a major strategic alliance the Trump administration is
trying to build to confront Iran.
“To our
understanding, [the Egyptians] have concerns – as we understand, as everyone
would – of entering into a new alliance of that sort,” one senior
administration official told McClatchy, confirming Cairo’s notice to the United
States that it would pull out of the emerging group known as the Middle East Strategic Alliance.
“We remain extremely enthusiastic about the potential for MESA.”
One primary goal for
the gas forum is to explore cost-efficient ways to export regional gas to
Europe, its closest and wealthiest market.
The Trump
administration has harshly criticized European governments – especially Germany
– for its reliance on Russian natural gas, an argument it has used to push back
against European Union claims that Washington is retreating from its support
for NATO.
“If Germany persists
in building the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, as President Trump said, it could turn
Germany’s economy into literally a captive of Russia,” Vice President Mike
Pence said this month
at a NATO anniversary event in Washington, referencing a proposed pipeline that
could double Germany’s imports of Russian gas.
The shipment of the
gas remains an expensive endeavor. Egypt already has two liquefaction plants
that provide the basis for a shipment strategy. And Secretary of State Mike
Pompeo encouraged Israel, Cyprus and Greece to proceed on talks over a $7
billion Eastern Mediterranean pipeline in a visit to the region last month.
Other administration
officials offered cautious optimism on the potential for a pipeline, however,
warning that its price tag could raise the cost of the Eastern Mediterranean
gas out of Europe’s reach.
“Our understanding is it’s the longest and deepest
pipeline ever proposed,” said one senior official. “But what’s technologically
challenging today might be less so in several years.”
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Saturday, April 6, 2019
New Zealand's 9-11; L'11 settembre della Nuova Zelanda;
New
Zealand is a large and beautiful land mass with hardly any people. A running
joke in New Zealand is that there are more sheep than people. The population of
the entire country is under 5 million people. Or, about the same as a small
neighborhood in Mexico City.
So,
when, supposedly, a lone gunman killed 50 people in Christchurch, it was a very
significant event for the region. According to the government and mainstream
media a lone gunman, with numerous firearms, entered a mosque and slaughtered
50 Muslims. The assailant
livestreamed it all via Facebook and then the video was removed from the
internet in every way possible including, within just two days, the New Zealand
government stating that if anyone is caught sharing the video they will face 14
years in jail! And, soon after, a man was arrested for sharing the video.
Conspiracy theories abound but the best theories have come from two
Anarchapulco 2019 speakers, Ole Dammegard (HERE) and Max Igan (HERE). Most
interesting is the rabid attempt by the New Zealand government to try to make
sure no one can see or talk about the video. It is quite evident in the video
that there were a number of other people involved, mostly wearing red jackets,
who seemed to be facilitating or organizing the shooting. No matter the truth
of what happened, it is very clear what the “solution” to the “problem” was by
the New Zealand government. Within hours of the event the first video I came
across from New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, was of her giving a
well prepared speech stating, “I can tell you one thing right now, our gun laws
will change.” And, that is already in
process with this headline from Radio New Zealand summing things up perfectly,
“Gun owners shocked at short submission time on firearms law change”. Just like
the “Port Arthur Massacre” in Australia in 1996, where 35 people were killed,
resulted soon after with a complete ban on firearms in Australia. The New
Zealand shooting has even further repercussions than firearm bans though. It
has also led to major censorship, not only with the video itself, but with
Bitchute and many other websites. So, while many “news watchers” believe this was the result of one angry
lone shooter, what it really was was another orchestrated event to disarm and
increase censorship on the populace.
Rapper Nipsey Hussle Murder Again,
if you are a “news watcher” who is unaware of what is really going on you may
think this was just a rapper getting shot. 33 year old (33 again!) Nipsey
Hussle was shot and killed outside of his LA clothing shop on April 1st . As WR
readers are likely aware, countless natural health practitioners who have
developed alternative treatments to cure serious ailments such as cancer over
the years have been routinely suicided. One such person, known as Dr. Sebi, was believed to be
taken out in 2016 in Honduras. Nipsey Hussle, in his song “Blue Laces 2”, from
2018 album Victory Lap, contains the lyric "They killed Dr Sebi, he was
teaching health.” Hussle was working on a documentary on Dr. Sebi at the time
of his death and stated, regarding the implications of making the documentary,
“If they kill me for this documentary, y'all better ride for me.”
Interestingly, American actor and rapper, Nick Cannon, just came out and said
he will finish the documentary, commenting, “They can’t kill us all.” I wish
him the best. But, between the New Zealand false flag and another killing of a
person trying to get the truth out about alternative health therapies, the
powers that be continue their killing to keep people in fear, take away their
rights, censor the truth and keep therapies that help people out of the hands
and minds of the public. For more information on Nipsey’s involvement with Dr.
Sebi, Anarchapulco speaker, Luke Rudkowski, covers some of the details HERE
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