– On Russia’s decision to deliver S-300 air defense system to Syria Editor’s Note: Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, our editor-in-chief, was interviewed by Sputnik International 25 Sept 2018. Here below some edited excerpts. The original interview was published by Sputnik International, headed “S-300 Deliveries May Help Deter Any Power to Strike Syria – Professor“. There was also an aired live-interview on a similar subject, and with a transcript published by Sputnik International with the heading ‘Iranians Are in Syria Legally, They Were Invited by Syrian Gov’t’ – Professor“. /Dr. Lena Oske, acting editor at The Indicter Magazine. 1. What is your assessment of Russia’s decision to deliver a modern air defense system to Syria? The decision is…
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Skripal-case allegations aimed to legitimate bombing of Syrian forces By Prof. Marcello Ferrada de Noli, Chief-editor, The Indicter Magazine. U.K., the U.S. and France are now, again, using the Skripal case in the context of their illegal intervention in the Syria conflict I wish to recall that the bombing of (Russia-backed) Syria perpetrated by UK, US and France on April 14, 2018, followed a series of claims done in the weeks before by the UK government about an alleged Russian-State responsibility in the poisoning of the agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury –a case presented amidst highly contradicting forensic and political reports. The poison itself was claimed being “Novichock”, then described as the most lethal nerve agent…
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“Political scientist Vadim Karasev explains why the murder of the DPR leader is beneficial to Kiev” Commenting the terrorist attack which assassinated the leader of the Democratic Republic of Donetsk Alexander Zakharchenko, the Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs Pavlo Klimkin [phoyo at right], recently declared: “We always expect provocations from Russia, knowing that terrorists could organize them any time. The events in Donetsk on August 31 could also have impact on Russia’s further actions. We must be absolutely ready for this. And soon we will find out, who exactly organized the explosion: is it a local criminal showdown or influence of Russian special services?” – Above: The assassinated DPR leader, Alexander Zakharchenko However, the Ukranian political researcher Vadim Karasev is…
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. False Flags, Media Hype, and Botched UN Inspections .By Subrata Ghoshroy,, Research Affiliate, Program in Science, Technology, and Society, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Visiting Professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. There are perhaps two things that most Americans remember from the ill-fated invasion of Iraq in 2003: President George Bush’s “Mission Accomplished” speech on the flight deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln, and the testimony of Colin Powell, the Secretary of State, at the UN Security Council about Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction. Powell based his testimony on U.S. intelligence reports that were described as a “slam dunk” by the CIA Director George Tennet, who sat behind him as he showed dramatic pictures, among others, of purported…
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By Nozomi Hayase, PhD, Member of The Indicter‘s Editorial Board. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remains in solitary confinement inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he was granted asylum in 2012 against the threat of extradition to the United States for his publishing activities. In recent months, Ecuador’s President Lenin Moreno, under pressure from the U.S. began threatening to evict this political refugee. When solidarity is needed the most in Assange’s plight, apathy seems to prevail among the American political left. Being affected by the mainstream media hype of Russia Gate that demonizes the organization’s role in the 2016 U.S. election, Democrats throw around opinions, blaming Assange for the victory of Trump. They accuse WikiLeaks as collaborating with a fascist,…
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Reconsidering the Science and the Open Source Evidence By Adam Larson. 1. Introduction. Why The Lack of Sarin is a Problem This article considers in detail what was and wasn’t found by the OPCW (Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons) in their investigation of the Douma chemical incident of April 7. Douma is a Damascus suburb, then under Islamist opposition control but on the verge of surrender, when activists reported a helicopter attack with two chemical “barrel bombs” containing chlorine gas and perhaps something deadlier. A reported 43 civilians or more were reportedly killed, and for supposedly obvious reasons, the ruling Islamists finalized their surrender the next day. An OPCW Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) was swiftly formed and…
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By Gilbert Mercier, Associate editor at The Indicter Magazine, Time is up! All humans, men and women, are guilty as charged! Guilty of abusing other species and the natural world we depend on; guilty, either by greed or ignorance, of abusing other species that sustain our own and driving them to expedient extinction. Wild life, big and small, is briskly moving towards a vanishing point. From the seas to the land and the skies, the global species disappearing act has reached a catastrophic and probably unstoppable momentum. Mammals are dying, fish are dying, birds and insects are dying. Imagine a world as quiet as Nevada’s Death Valley in the summer. A world without trees, insects, and birds, where the heat can…
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White Helmets operatives training “recruits”, rehearsal stage fires and fake lifesaving …and how to pose in photographs and videos later distributed by pro-NATO press agencies as if were ‘real rescue’ imagery or footage. By Marcello Ferrada de Noli Professor Emeritus and The Indicter chief editor The AFP photo above correspond instead to a fake “lifesaving” maneuver during a rehearsal by the White Helmets, as demonstrated in a video published by The Indicter Channel. Google News indexed yesterday (July 28, 2918) a news report about the White Helmets rescued by Israel, and published in YnetNews. This publication is, according to Wikipedia, the “English-language Israeli news website of Yedioth Ahronoth, Israel’s most-read newspaper, and the Hebrew news portal, Ynet. So I understand…
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Criminalizing the act of publishing through the Espionage Act destroys the First Amendment as the guardian of democracy. By Nozomi Hayase, PhD, Member of The Indicter‘s Editorial Board. Over 50 years ago, in his letter from the Birmingham Jail, addressing a struggle of the civil right era, Martin Luther King Jr. wrote, “We will have to repent in this generation not merely for the hateful words and actions of the bad people but for the appalling silence of the good people.” His message is now more prevalent than ever in the current political climate surrounding WikiLeaks and its founder Julian Assange. WikiLeaks stepped onto a global stage with release of a huge trove of classified documents revealing government secrecy. After…
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