Victims of "Russian propaganda"

One of the accusations made to me in Twitter that I find more surprising and ridiculous is that of being victim of "Russian propaganda" or "Putin's propaganda". This accusation is a big insult to anyone's intelligence.

I live in Spain. When I turn on the TV there is not even one channel that broadcasts anything similar to "Russian propaganda"; quite the opposite, the only version given is that of the the EU, the US and NATO. When I turn on the radio, there is no "Russian propaganda" to be found anywhere; as in the tv, everywhere there is only the Western version. Exactly the same can be said about printed newspapers and magazines. But not only that, whenever you enter the internet, the headlines that services like Twitter, Google, Microsoft, etc. suggest me are those from big Spanish and International news corporations. Everything a Spanish citizen receives is EU/US/NATO propaganda. And I am quite sure that exactly the same happens in every Western country.

To receive "Russian propaganda" you have to look for it. A Spanish citizen will never come in contact with RT (Russia Today - the most popular "Russian propaganda" news service), or any other pro-Russian site, if they do not actively look for it (or a contact in a social media actively looks for it). So you simply can not be a victim of "Russian propaganda" if you live in a Western country: you can only be a victim of Western propaganda or a "rebel".

PS1: One of the recurrent moments when I get the accusation of being victim of "Russian propaganda" is when I oppose the affirmations "Russia invaded Ukraine" or "Russia occupied Crimea". But there is no influence of the "Russian propaganda" in my opinion; in fact it is the influence of Western propaganda. The Western propaganda that recurringly showed maps of the Ukrainian election results to show "how unfair was for half of the Ukrainians that Yakunovych was president". And I thought, why is this unfair, and not the opposite situation? And when Yanukovych was removed from the Presidency, I thought how can this be fair for the half of the Ukrainians that voted for him? And I foud it logical that the regions of Ukraine that had majorily voted for him, wanted to leave a country where their democratic vote could be washed away by a revolution by the other half who have voted for the other option. More essentially, my option is based on the maps of the elections that the Western media published over the years, until Yanukovych was removed.

PS2: If you want to know my theory about why people look for it, for "Russian propaganda", as well as for any alternative source of information (zerohedge, infowars, etc.), is that people do not trust anymore Western media, because you feel they are not telling the truth, or not telling the entire truth, and they want to see another point of view.

Bernard Levy, la UE y la crisis de los "refugiados"

The United Nations Special Representative for International Migration lying

Incidentally as the transcript of the House of Lords will testify I never said that the EU should undermine the homogeneity of Member States

— Peter Sutherland (@PDSutherlandUN) 31 d’agost de 2015

He was probably referring to this news from BBC.

What he said: "The United States, or Australia and New Zealand, are migrant societies and therefore they accommodate more readily those from other backgrounds than we do ourselves, who still nurse a sense of our homogeneity and difference from others.
And that's precisely what the European Union, in my view, should be doing its best to undermine."

You can see and hear the man himself saying from the Partliamennt TV.

A link between the EU, the UN, Bilderberg and the Trilateral Comission

Peter Sutherland: a link between United Nations, European Union, Goldman Sachs, Bilderberg Group, Trilateral Comission, who promotes the Refugees invasion.

Refugees

[Original Spanish Version]

It might seem a taboo subject. It is an inappropriate question. But, nevertheless, it remains there: can a migration of the magnitude that we are witnessing in the recent months from Syria to Europe occur spontaneously? And this question needs to be raised.

In our society, there are everyday more taboo subjects, and this is one of them. If refugees came from Eastern Europe we could easily raise this question, but as they are mainly Muslims simply asking this question, it is an act of xenophobia/racism...

But when some issues are swindled from the public, certain groups "fish in troubled waters" and take advantage of them. Depriving society of a serious debate on inmigration has enabled far-right groups to appropriate of this debate and make it theirs. So an "official truth" and a "the alternative truth" have been created; perhaps the two concepts further from the real truth.

Iker Jimenez, Spanish journalist, head of "Milenio 3" radio show and "Cuarto Milenio" tv show, can be criticized for many reasons, but there is a merit that he takes pride of, and that can not be denied: he has touched many issues that never appear in other programs in Spanish mass media, simply because they are uncomfortable. It will do better or worse, but he dares with them. Surely his aura of "freakism" plays against him in terms of credibility, but it also protects him from corporate censorship (official line of the company you work for), and political correctness censorship.

Thus, it appears that is the only known journalist (famous or notorious), who dared to ask this question. In the debate on the refugees drama held in "Cuarto Milenio" (video at the end of this post), some wild ideas were raised, and at some point, some reprehensible statements, but there was also interesting information, such as the reference to Peter Sutherland (that we will discuss later).


So the big question is, who would want this massive refugee arrival?

There is an obvious answer: those Muslim countries that promote Islam in the world. The existence of these countries and their willingness for global Islamisation is undeniable:

"...the best known mosque in our country [Spain], colloquially dubbed as the "mosque of the M-30". A luxury complex of 12,000 m2 and 6 plants built entirely with Saudi money. The Arab country gave 12 million euros to erect its most faithful representation in Spain: gleaming marble walls, a splendid minaret and exhibitions of the prophet's life or the different versions of the Koran. Several guards guard the premises and men in suits come and go without stopping. The center management is provided by the Arabic country that sends its own staff and teaches its doctrine to interpret Islam.

And it is that Saudi Arabia has financed several mosques in our country. Some of the most luxurious are located in Malaga, Fuengirola or Marbella, the prince himself Abdul Aziz Al-Saud had built it to pray during his vacation. But within the community, many fear that the petrodollars bring with ideological wills, that is, the spread of the Wahhabi current: a very conservative vision of Sunni Islam,"
[¿Quién paga las mezquitas? Las finanzas del islam en Europa.]

Is it the same in other European countries? Obviously yes:

"According to the French newspaper Le Figaro, "the public authorities contribute 30% of the construction of places of worship", according to an estimate from the French Interior Ministry. 70% is distributed among the faithful and "the great patrons," reveals Jalul Siddiq El Confidencial, a worker at the Great Mosque of Paris, "governments like Algeria, Morocco and Saudi Arabia paid great works".
(...)
Yahya Birt, director of "City Circle", an association of Muslim professionals in England, said that "the Saudi religious abroad spending is between 2 and 3 billion dollars per year. (...) That has been invested in 1,500 mosques, 210 Islamic centers, schools and Muslim schools”. 
(...)
In other European countries with large Muslim communities, such as Belgium and Germany, they receive large sums of nationalities of its immigrant community and the Maghreb and Turkey, respectively."
[¿Quién paga las mezquitas? Las finanzas del islam en Europa.]

This article from El Confidencial updates what already was denounced in the the article by Juan de la Cal in El Mundo in 2005 "El promotor de mezquitas".

To end this subject, two stories that have taken place in recent days, in relation to the arrival of refugees:

"Saudi Arabia offers Germany 200 mosques – one for every 100 refugees who arrived last weekend."

"Norway Refuses Millions of Dollars From Saudi Arabia for Mosque Building."


But that doens't answer another question, probably more intriguing: why European governments are so ineffective in front of a disaster of the magnitude of this one (and has no prospects of being solved, but on the contrary, as the New York Times noted, and we will explain later)? Moreover, are the Western powers collaborating in this movement?

Let's remember what happened in Spain during the housing boom: the false Spanish economic growth (based on the housing bubble) was made possible by the arrival of immigrants, who, as was repeated insistently, came to develop "the jobs that Spaniards didn't want to do" and "were essential to sustain that growth". In retrospect, it is clear that this arrival, that supported this false growth, (which was actually only inflating the bubble), was a mistake, Therefore, the arrival of immigrants was not only unnecessary, but counterproductive.

Was it simply an act of political and economic blindness, or was something else? We might think that it was the former (the Spanish government has given big evidence of political blindness with subsequent consequences (see its management of "the Catalan question"), but relevant events in other countries, make us suspect that it may be the latter.

The arrival of immigrants in recent months, and the response of Germany, welcoming immigrants without even considering any measures to stop this migration (as did, right or wrong, Russia), and deciding to force all countries in the EU to "take over" "a proportionate share", leads us to think not.

And here is where the aforementioned reference to Peter Sutherland, that can be checked from the BBC, can bring a new light on this matter:

"EU should 'undermine national homogeneity' says UN migration chief".
Now check Peter Sutherland's CV:

- Special Representative for Migration, of the United Nations.
- Honorary Chairman of the Trilateral Commission (2010 -).
- Director-General of the World Trade Organization (formerly G.A.T.T.).
- Non-executive Chairman of Goldman Sachs International.

And formerly:

- Chairman of the Committee that produced The Sutherland Report on the completion of the Internal Market of the EEC.
- Non-executive chairman of BP.
- He served on the steering committee of the Bilderberg Group, until May 2014.
- European Commissioner for Competition (1985-1989).
- Attorney General of Ireland (1981-1982).
- Chairman of the Trilateral Commission (Europe) (2001–2010).
- Vice chairman of the European Round Table of Industrialists (2006–2009).


The big question is, why the powers that be would want to destroy the homogeneity of the European countries? The economic arguments do not hold up at all.

Sutherland's argument, opposing the US, Australia and New Zealand versus the European Union

is unfounded: for these three countries are former colonial countries, countries of immigration since its formation, that is, beyond which the identity their "founding fathers" wanted to create, they never had a previous identity to its creation as states.

So if the economic explanation is not real, what is the real reason? Hard to imagine, but here's a theory, similar to what I've been thinking, but better exposed:

"So if radically open borders make no sense in terms of prosperity, then why push for them? Perhaps it's a case of multinational big business chafing against any types of restrictions on its operations. Perhaps those who see themselves as international movers and shakers see the more closed loyalties of the nation state as limiting the control of a globalist bureaucracy. Perhaps too it's the enduring influence of a right liberal ideology in which what is thought to matter is a self-determining life and so it's thought to be immoral for something predetermined, like ethnicity, to influence where we might choose as individuals to live or to work." [Mark Richardson]


Peter Sutherland is the head of the Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD), a "UN initiative" that has been proposed to carry out the goal stated by Sutherland:

"The Civil Society sub-committee of the GFMD meeting in Istanbul has already been tasked with achieving that ambition. According to its published five-year plan, the committee will work towards enhancing migrant labour “mobility”, “migrants’ rights protection” and “regulation of migrant labour recruitment processes”.

Defusing “tensions between the Western and the Islamic worlds” is another key theme of GFMD while “eliminating hate speech” is also high on the agenda.

It would be easy to dismiss the GFMD as a spectacularly funded debating society with little prospect of influencing national policies but it does have the ear of the UN and is granted its own special envoy in the form of Mr Sutherland.

Given that Turkey now plays host to an estimated 2 million migrants en-route to new homes in Europe, courtesy of the illegal migration path across the Mediterranean and Angela Merkel’s offer of a home in Germany to anyone who turns up on that country’s border, don’t be surprised if some of the ideas discussed in Istanbul quickly turn up on the UN’s own agenda." [Breitbart]


And if you think this is going to end soon:

The New York Times warning that more refugees are going to come:

"There are more displaced people and refugees now than at any other time in recorded history — 60 million in all — and they are on the march in numbers not seen since World War II. They are coming not just from Syria, but from an array of countries and regions, including Afghanistan, Iraq, Gaza, even Haiti, as well as any of a dozen or so nations in sub-Saharan and North Africa. They are unofficial ambassadors of failed states, unending wars, intractable conflicts.

The most striking thing about the current migration crisis, however, is how much bigger it could still get.

While the flow of migrants to Europe this year already represents the biggest influx from outside the Continent in modern history, many experts warn that the mass movement may continue and even increase — possibly for years to come. “We are talking about millions of potential refugees trying to reach Europe, not thousands,” Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, said in a recent Twitter posting."

Cuarto Milenio: Refugiados, La realidad oculta 25-10-2015.

[ANGLÈS] Les pressions espanyoles darrera la marxa enrera de Reding

SPANISH PRESSURES BEHIND VIVIANE REDING BACK DOWN:

"In a recent interview, Viviane Reding, the Luxembourgeois vice-president of the European Commission - who was on a visit to the Andalusian parliament - was asked whether international law meant that Catalonia would have to leave the EU in the event of the region achieving independence.

According to the journalist, Federico Durán Basallote, Ms Reding responded to his question by dismissing the suggestion, saying international law said no such thing.

Following the publication of Ms Reding's interview, the European Commission, through the office of its representative in Spain, Federico Fonseca Morillo, embarked on a media campaign to re-write Ms Reding's interview to expunge her comments on how international law might apply to Scottish or Catalan independence.

According to the journalist who carried out the original interview, the Madrid Government was furious at Ms Reding's remarks, which undermined the contention of the Spanish government that an independent Catalonia would be expelled from the EU and have to re-apply for membership.

The Spanish government then exerted pressure on the office of José Manuel Durão Barroso, the President of the European Commission, to force them to withdraw Ms Reding's comments about international law.

In a letter sent to the Diario de Sevilla on October 1, following publication of the interview, Mr Fonseca said it was "important to mention Vice-President Reding's exact words", and then gave a section of the interview, entirely omitting the key sentence in Ms Reding's reply to the question about international law.

However, when Newsnet Scotland contacted the journalist who conducted the interview and asked him to comment on the Commission’s denial, he said “That’s a lie”.

Federico Durán Basallote commented: “In my opinion, the European Comission has tried to change the words of Mrs Reding.”

He added: “The problem was that Madrid got really angry with Reding and pressed Durao Barroso [EC President] for a rectification on behalf of the European Commission.”

In support of his claim, the Spanish journalist has provided a full audio recording of his interview with Viviane Reding. Newsnet Scotland can reveal that, contrary to official EC denials, the EC Vice President did indeed dismiss suggestions that international law would mean the automatic expulsion from the EU of a newly independent Catalonia."

(...) In the audio recording, Mr Basallote is clearly heard putting to the EC Vice President the suggestion that a newly independent Catalonia would not continue as an EU member, to which Viviane Reding replies:

“Come on, Come on - it doesn't say anything like this. Please solve the internal political problems of Spain in Spain. I trust the European mindset of the Catalonian people.” [newsnetscotland]