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zectech
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Why the assassination happened. When Washington saw Iraq slipping from their hands, trump panicked.
So to summarise, & to get this straight, the US has:
- refused to finish reconstructing the country they destroyed
- demanded 50% of all oil revenues from Iraq in exchange for finishing this work (gangster-style)
- lost their mind when Iraq looked to China instead
- demanded that Iraq rescind the agreement, & upon rejection, fomented mass protests
- demanded anew, and this time when rejected again, stationed Marines snipers to take out protestors and security men
- threatened to KILL the caretaker PM and the MoD if word of this got out
And when the Iranians helped Iraq protesters demand the end of the occupation, the assassination was ordered.
So, no, Washington is not leaving Iraq. That is the very reason why the general was assassinated, which I already knew before this new information from Iraq.
So to summarise, & to get this straight, the US has:
- refused to finish reconstructing the country they destroyed
- demanded 50% of all oil revenues from Iraq in exchange for finishing this work (gangster-style)
- lost their mind when Iraq looked to China instead
- demanded that Iraq rescind the agreement, & upon rejection, fomented mass protests
- demanded anew, and this time when rejected again, stationed Marines snipers to take out protestors and security men
- threatened to KILL the caretaker PM and the MoD if word of this got out
And when the Iranians helped Iraq protesters demand the end of the occupation, the assassination was ordered.
So, no, Washington is not leaving Iraq. That is the very reason why the general was assassinated, which I already knew before this new information from Iraq.
Who is the source? How can we know its true or not?
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The only news that is unverified is:
- threatened to KILL the caretaker PM and the MoD if word of this got out
Everything else is normal news timeline. The other events are standard operating procedures for the CIA and DoD.
In arabic:
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It's not mainstream news, even if true, it will never come out. I saw on video PM said he asked Soleimani to Iraq when he was assassinated, he probably was going to ask for his help, thats why they assassinated him.
Iran announces all American forces as terrorists, and funds Quds force with 200 million Euros
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- refused to finish reconstructing the country they destroyed (trump wants everybody to pay for their own reconstruction)
- demanded 50% of all oil revenues from Iraq in exchange for finishing this work (trump campaigned on taking the oil - and shakes down South Korea and European states, and Saudi Arabia - trump is treating Iraq the same)
- lost their mind when Iraq looked to China instead (trump went mental when Erdogan bought Russian weapons, same when India did this, economic deals with China to change spheres is a no-no)
- demanded that Iraq rescind the agreement, & upon rejection, fomented mass protests (SOP - they did this in Venezuela, Bolivia, and in dozens of other countries)
- demanded anew, and this time when rejected again, stationed Marines snipers to take out protestors and security men (unverified but not out of the normal)
- threatened to KILL the caretaker PM and the MoD if word of this got out (this is what is not known, trump has done this in the past)
However the rest is normal news.
You mean like this:
CBP Denies Detaining Iranian-Americans 'Because Of Their Country Of Origin'
By Chantal Da Silva On 1/6/20 at 4:54 AM EST
Current Time 0:24
Duration 0:32
HD
Killing of Qassem Soleimani Escalates US Iran Tensions
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U.S. CBP Immigration
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has denied allegations that it saw dozens of Iranian-Americans and others of Iranian descent detained at the U.S. border "because of their country of origin" over the weekend.
The CBP denied the allegations in a Twitter post on Sunday, asserting that "social media posts that CBP is detaining Iranian-Americans and refusing their entry into the U.S. because of their country of origin are false."
The agency also maintained that neither the Department of Homeland Security nor CBP had issued any "directive" ordering border agents and officers to detain people of Iranian descent.
Despite the agency's assurances, the Washington state chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-WA) said it had identified more than 60 Iranians and Iranian-Americans "of all ages" who said they had been "detained at length and questioned" by CBP officials.
All of those who were detained, CAIR-WA said, had been stopped at the Peace Arch border crossing in Blaine, Washington.
The organization said that those stopped reported having their passports taken away before being questioned about their political views and allegiances. Some, it said, were also "reportedly refused entry to the United States due to a lack of capacity" for CBP to detain them.
One 24-year-old U.S. citizen of Iranian descent told CAIR-WA of how they were detained and interrogated for more than 10 hours with their family at the border crossing before being released.
Identified only as Crystal, the 24-year-old, who is a medical student, said that "the vast majority of people being held last night were American citizens."
"We kept asking why we were being detained and asked questions that had nothing to do with our reason for traveling and was told 'I'm sorry this is just the wrong time for you guys'," Crystal said.
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"These reports are extremely troubling and potentially constitute illegal detentions of United States citizens," said Masih Fouladi, executive director of CAIR-WA. "We are working to verify reports of a broad nationwide directive to detain Iranian-Americans at ports of entry so that we can provide community members with accurate travel guidance. We will continue to update the community and other civil rights organizations as we obtain more information."
In a series of tweets, the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), also warned that it had heard "credible reports" of people of Iranian descent being stopped at U.S. border points.
"URGENT: we are hearing credible reports of detentions at U.S. borders, both of Iranian Americans and permanent residents," the NIAC, which identifies itself as a nonpartisan nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing interests of the Iranian-American community, warned in a tweet on Sunday.
The organization said it was still "in the info-gathering stage," but said that reports had suggested that "many individuals of Iranian heritage have been detained for questioning at ports of entry—both at airports and border crossings."
Most reports, it said, however, had originated from the Peace Arch border crossing in Blaine, Washington.
Washington officials said they were looking into the matter, with Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib issuing a statement expressing concern over reports of people of Iranian descent being held "sometimes for 10 hours or longer" at the Canada-Washington border.
"My office is working as quickly as possible to gather information and to direct those being impacted to resources," Habib said.
Issuing his statement before CBP's own tweet denying the allegations, Habib said: "It is critical that Customs and Border Protection immediately clarify this drastic change in policy."
The controversy comes amid high tensions following the U.S.'s assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad last week. Soleimani, who was 62, had overseen Iranian military operations in the Middle East and was marked in the U.S. as a terrorist responsible for the deaths of thousands.
Cars line up to enter the United States at the Peace Arch border crossing, between British Columbia and Washington State. Reports of dozens of people of Iranian descent, including many American citizens, being stopped at a U.S. border entry point have sparked alarm. Christopher Morris/Corbis/Getty
In the wake of Soleimani's killing, Iran vowed to take "severe revenge" before announcing that it would no longer be adhering to the restrictions on sensitive nuclear activity that it had previously agreed to under the 2015 nuclear deal.
President Donald Trump has warned that any retaliation from Iran could result in the U.S. striking back in a potentially "disproportionate manner."
"Such legal notice is not required, but is given nonetheless," the president said in a tweet.
Newsweek has contacted CBP, the NIAC, CAIR-WA and the office of Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib for comment for this article.
https://www.newsweek.com/cbp-denies...icans-detained-because-country-origin-1480519
So Washington says these events to kidnap and detain Iranian American citizens never took place...
Well, there are advocacy groups in the US that force the media to cover the what really happened. Without these organizations, the 'official story' would be no Iranian American citizens were detained.
- demanded 50% of all oil revenues from Iraq in exchange for finishing this work (trump campaigned on taking the oil - and shakes down South Korea and European states, and Saudi Arabia - trump is treating Iraq the same)
- lost their mind when Iraq looked to China instead (trump went mental when Erdogan bought Russian weapons, same when India did this, economic deals with China to change spheres is a no-no)
- demanded that Iraq rescind the agreement, & upon rejection, fomented mass protests (SOP - they did this in Venezuela, Bolivia, and in dozens of other countries)
- demanded anew, and this time when rejected again, stationed Marines snipers to take out protestors and security men (unverified but not out of the normal)
- threatened to KILL the caretaker PM and the MoD if word of this got out (this is what is not known, trump has done this in the past)
However the rest is normal news.
You mean like this:
CBP Denies Detaining Iranian-Americans 'Because Of Their Country Of Origin'
By Chantal Da Silva On 1/6/20 at 4:54 AM EST
Current Time 0:24
Duration 0:32
HD
Killing of Qassem Soleimani Escalates US Iran Tensions
Share
U.S. CBP Immigration
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has denied allegations that it saw dozens of Iranian-Americans and others of Iranian descent detained at the U.S. border "because of their country of origin" over the weekend.
The CBP denied the allegations in a Twitter post on Sunday, asserting that "social media posts that CBP is detaining Iranian-Americans and refusing their entry into the U.S. because of their country of origin are false."
The agency also maintained that neither the Department of Homeland Security nor CBP had issued any "directive" ordering border agents and officers to detain people of Iranian descent.
Despite the agency's assurances, the Washington state chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-WA) said it had identified more than 60 Iranians and Iranian-Americans "of all ages" who said they had been "detained at length and questioned" by CBP officials.
All of those who were detained, CAIR-WA said, had been stopped at the Peace Arch border crossing in Blaine, Washington.
The organization said that those stopped reported having their passports taken away before being questioned about their political views and allegiances. Some, it said, were also "reportedly refused entry to the United States due to a lack of capacity" for CBP to detain them.
One 24-year-old U.S. citizen of Iranian descent told CAIR-WA of how they were detained and interrogated for more than 10 hours with their family at the border crossing before being released.
Identified only as Crystal, the 24-year-old, who is a medical student, said that "the vast majority of people being held last night were American citizens."
"We kept asking why we were being detained and asked questions that had nothing to do with our reason for traveling and was told 'I'm sorry this is just the wrong time for you guys'," Crystal said.
Related Stories
"These reports are extremely troubling and potentially constitute illegal detentions of United States citizens," said Masih Fouladi, executive director of CAIR-WA. "We are working to verify reports of a broad nationwide directive to detain Iranian-Americans at ports of entry so that we can provide community members with accurate travel guidance. We will continue to update the community and other civil rights organizations as we obtain more information."
In a series of tweets, the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), also warned that it had heard "credible reports" of people of Iranian descent being stopped at U.S. border points.
"URGENT: we are hearing credible reports of detentions at U.S. borders, both of Iranian Americans and permanent residents," the NIAC, which identifies itself as a nonpartisan nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing interests of the Iranian-American community, warned in a tweet on Sunday.
The organization said it was still "in the info-gathering stage," but said that reports had suggested that "many individuals of Iranian heritage have been detained for questioning at ports of entry—both at airports and border crossings."
Most reports, it said, however, had originated from the Peace Arch border crossing in Blaine, Washington.
Washington officials said they were looking into the matter, with Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib issuing a statement expressing concern over reports of people of Iranian descent being held "sometimes for 10 hours or longer" at the Canada-Washington border.
"My office is working as quickly as possible to gather information and to direct those being impacted to resources," Habib said.
Issuing his statement before CBP's own tweet denying the allegations, Habib said: "It is critical that Customs and Border Protection immediately clarify this drastic change in policy."
The controversy comes amid high tensions following the U.S.'s assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad last week. Soleimani, who was 62, had overseen Iranian military operations in the Middle East and was marked in the U.S. as a terrorist responsible for the deaths of thousands.
Cars line up to enter the United States at the Peace Arch border crossing, between British Columbia and Washington State. Reports of dozens of people of Iranian descent, including many American citizens, being stopped at a U.S. border entry point have sparked alarm. Christopher Morris/Corbis/Getty
In the wake of Soleimani's killing, Iran vowed to take "severe revenge" before announcing that it would no longer be adhering to the restrictions on sensitive nuclear activity that it had previously agreed to under the 2015 nuclear deal.
President Donald Trump has warned that any retaliation from Iran could result in the U.S. striking back in a potentially "disproportionate manner."
"Such legal notice is not required, but is given nonetheless," the president said in a tweet.
Newsweek has contacted CBP, the NIAC, CAIR-WA and the office of Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib for comment for this article.
https://www.newsweek.com/cbp-denies...icans-detained-because-country-origin-1480519
So Washington says these events to kidnap and detain Iranian American citizens never took place...
Well, there are advocacy groups in the US that force the media to cover the what really happened. Without these organizations, the 'official story' would be no Iranian American citizens were detained.
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- refused to finish reconstructing the country they destroyed (trump wants everybody to pay for their own reconstruction)
- demanded 50% of all oil revenues from Iraq in exchange for finishing this work (trump campaigned on taking the oil - and shakes down South Korea and European states, and Saudi Arabia - trump is treating Iraq the same)
- lost their mind when Iraq looked to China instead (trump went mental when Erdogan bought Russian weapons, same when India did this, economic deals with China to change spheres is a no-no)
- demanded that Iraq rescind the agreement, & upon rejection, fomented mass protests (SOP - they did this in Venezuela, Bolivia, and in dozens of other countries)
- demanded anew, and this time when rejected again, stationed Marines snipers to take out protestors and security men (unverified but not out of the normal)
- threatened to KILL the caretaker PM and the MoD if word of this got out (this is what is not known, seems too risky to do)
However the rest is normal news.
You mean like this:
CBP Denies Detaining Iranian-Americans 'Because Of Their Country Of Origin'
By Chantal Da Silva On 1/6/20 at 4:54 AM EST
Current Time 0:24
Duration 0:32
HD
Killing of Qassem Soleimani Escalates US Iran Tensions
Share
U.S. CBP Immigration
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has denied allegations that it saw dozens of Iranian-Americans and others of Iranian descent detained at the U.S. border "because of their country of origin" over the weekend.
The CBP denied the allegations in a Twitter post on Sunday, asserting that "social media posts that CBP is detaining Iranian-Americans and refusing their entry into the U.S. because of their country of origin are false."
The agency also maintained that neither the Department of Homeland Security nor CBP had issued any "directive" ordering border agents and officers to detain people of Iranian descent.
Despite the agency's assurances, the Washington state chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-WA) said it had identified more than 60 Iranians and Iranian-Americans "of all ages" who said they had been "detained at length and questioned" by CBP officials.
All of those who were detained, CAIR-WA said, had been stopped at the Peace Arch border crossing in Blaine, Washington.
The organization said that those stopped reported having their passports taken away before being questioned about their political views and allegiances. Some, it said, were also "reportedly refused entry to the United States due to a lack of capacity" for CBP to detain them.
One 24-year-old U.S. citizen of Iranian descent told CAIR-WA of how they were detained and interrogated for more than 10 hours with their family at the border crossing before being released.
Identified only as Crystal, the 24-year-old, who is a medical student, said that "the vast majority of people being held last night were American citizens."
"We kept asking why we were being detained and asked questions that had nothing to do with our reason for traveling and was told 'I'm sorry this is just the wrong time for you guys'," Crystal said.
Related Stories
"These reports are extremely troubling and potentially constitute illegal detentions of United States citizens," said Masih Fouladi, executive director of CAIR-WA. "We are working to verify reports of a broad nationwide directive to detain Iranian-Americans at ports of entry so that we can provide community members with accurate travel guidance. We will continue to update the community and other civil rights organizations as we obtain more information."
In a series of tweets, the National Iranian American Council (NIAC), also warned that it had heard "credible reports" of people of Iranian descent being stopped at U.S. border points.
"URGENT: we are hearing credible reports of detentions at U.S. borders, both of Iranian Americans and permanent residents," the NIAC, which identifies itself as a nonpartisan nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing interests of the Iranian-American community, warned in a tweet on Sunday.
The organization said it was still "in the info-gathering stage," but said that reports had suggested that "many individuals of Iranian heritage have been detained for questioning at ports of entry—both at airports and border crossings."
Most reports, it said, however, had originated from the Peace Arch border crossing in Blaine, Washington.
Washington officials said they were looking into the matter, with Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib issuing a statement expressing concern over reports of people of Iranian descent being held "sometimes for 10 hours or longer" at the Canada-Washington border.
"My office is working as quickly as possible to gather information and to direct those being impacted to resources," Habib said.
Issuing his statement before CBP's own tweet denying the allegations, Habib said: "It is critical that Customs and Border Protection immediately clarify this drastic change in policy."
The controversy comes amid high tensions following the U.S.'s assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani in Baghdad last week. Soleimani, who was 62, had overseen Iranian military operations in the Middle East and was marked in the U.S. as a terrorist responsible for the deaths of thousands.
Cars line up to enter the United States at the Peace Arch border crossing, between British Columbia and Washington State. Reports of dozens of people of Iranian descent, including many American citizens, being stopped at a U.S. border entry point have sparked alarm. Christopher Morris/Corbis/Getty
In the wake of Soleimani's killing, Iran vowed to take "severe revenge" before announcing that it would no longer be adhering to the restrictions on sensitive nuclear activity that it had previously agreed to under the 2015 nuclear deal.
President Donald Trump has warned that any retaliation from Iran could result in the U.S. striking back in a potentially "disproportionate manner."
"Such legal notice is not required, but is given nonetheless," the president said in a tweet.
Newsweek has contacted CBP, the NIAC, CAIR-WA and the office of Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib for comment for this article.
https://www.newsweek.com/cbp-denies...icans-detained-because-country-origin-1480519
So Washington says these events to kidnap and detain Iranian American citizens never took place...
Well...
Thats not mainstream news, you have to google around for that article. By mainstream news I mean, CNN, BBC, Fox, news in other countries on tv etc. For instance, Norwegian media refuse to report that millions attended Soleimanis mourning. They say Iranians are splitted SOME are dancing of joy and SOME are mourning chanting death to Amrica. They angle it like the educated, the academia are happy he is dead, while extremist terrorists are mourning
Iran is said to be assessing 13 retaliation 'scenarios' against the US
"13 scenarios for the revenge over the assassination of Qasem Soleimani have so far been discussed in Iran's Supreme National Security Council & even if all agree on the weakest scenario, yet it will bring a historic nightmare for America", Shamkhani added.
https://www.fxstreet.com/news/iran-...on-scenarios-against-the-us-fars-202001070734
"13 scenarios for the revenge over the assassination of Qasem Soleimani have so far been discussed in Iran's Supreme National Security Council & even if all agree on the weakest scenario, yet it will bring a historic nightmare for America", Shamkhani added.
https://www.fxstreet.com/news/iran-...on-scenarios-against-the-us-fars-202001070734
zectech
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Sorry to not make my point more clear, the article I posted was the cover-up of the detention of Iranian-Americans. You needed the press conference to get the news that the Border Security lied to the public. But that is what Washington does, they lie.
Iranian envoy to China: Iran to retaliate for Soleimani murder with military action
https://www.fxstreet.com/news/irani...ith-military-action-global-times-202001070721
https://www.fxstreet.com/news/irani...ith-military-action-global-times-202001070721
Majlis designates Pentagon, all its affiliates as terrorists
https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/443873/Majlis-designates-Pentagon-all-its-affiliates-as-terrorists
Majlis earmarks €200 million to IRGC to counter US measures
https://en.irna.ir/news/83624298/Majlis-earmarks-200-million-to-IRGC-to-counter-US-measures
https://www.tehrantimes.com/news/443873/Majlis-designates-Pentagon-all-its-affiliates-as-terrorists
Majlis earmarks €200 million to IRGC to counter US measures
https://en.irna.ir/news/83624298/Majlis-earmarks-200-million-to-IRGC-to-counter-US-measures
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this mean USA troops won't be under protection of Geneva agreement when they are encountered or captured ...
May they all be captured
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Standard Operating Procedure of trump is to issue death threats:
Woman accusing Trump of raping her at 13 cancels her plan to go public
The woman known as Jane Doe pulled out of a Los Angeles press conference where she was expected to reveal her identity, citing death threats
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...rape-lawsuit-13-year-old-cancels-public-event
Each of those Iraqi accusations are normal standard behaviour for trump, what trump did on the campaign trail, promised to voters, etc. And standard behaviour for Washington in coups, protests, false flags, etc.
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