U.S.
Government Caught Using Humanitarian HIV Program As Front To Foster Cuban
Dissent - (www.zerohedge.com) Regular readers of Liberty Blitzkrieg will recall that earlier this year
I highlighted how the U.S. government covertly created a “Cuban
Twitter” called ZunZuneo in a failed attempt to overthrow the island
nation’s regime. The elaborate plot was implemented under the umbrella of
the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), which
is responsible for overseeing billions of dollars in U.S.
humanitarian aid. If you need a refresher, check out the post: Conspiracy Fact – How the U.S.
Government Covertly Invented a “Cuban Twitter” to Create Revolution. Well we now
know that USAID went a lot further than that. Another scheme to unseat the
Cuban government has now been revealed. This time with even more immoral
foundations, and which could disrupt genuine humanitarian relief efforts the
world over. Incredibly, the U.S. government used an HIV program as a front
to foster dissent amongst Cuba’s youth. The HIV-prevention workshop was even
referred to as the “perfect excuse to recruit political activists.”
Despicable.
SEC files securities fraud charges against
state of Kansas over muni bonds and pension liabilities - (www.cnbc.com) Securities
regulators have filed fraud charges against the state of Kansas, alleging bond
offering documents failed to disclose the risks to investors from the state's
underfunded pension system. The Securities and Exchange Commission has
previously taken action against New Jersey and Illinois over pension
disclosures to investors.
French
builders steal $1.2M in buried treasure - (www.cnbc.com) "If
you find any treasure, let me know!" This instruction, given by French
woman to the three workers she had hired for landscaping work, was meant as a
joke. But the unfortunate homeowner failed to see the funny side when the
workers found -- and then stole -- $1.2 million in gold buried in the bottom of
her garden. According to the French regional daily Paris Normandie, three
men will soon appear in court in northern France charged with theft, after
uncovering and stealing 16 gold bars and hundreds of gold coins in a couple's
garden. The three workers, hired to level out the couple's garden in view of a
house extension raised Tracfin's – a service from the French ministry of
finances tasked with fighting money laundering –suspicions after one of them
cashed in two checks worth 270,000 euros ($361,000) and 30,000 euros ($40,000)
into his account.
German
Economy Backbone Bending From Lost Russia Sales - (www.bloomberg.com) MWL
Apparate Bau GmbH, based in the eastern German town of Grimma, has relied on
strong ties with Russia to bolster business. Today, those links
don’t mean much. The maker of equipment such as pressure vessels and hot water
tanks for the chemical and petrochemical industries has seen a “significant”
decline in orders in the last six months due to the crisis, sales chief
Reinhard Weber said. The company has annual revenue of about 20 million euros
($27 million). “There are two contracts from Russia we didn’t get and we think
that’s for political reasons,” Weber said in a telephone interview.
Russian
Sanctions Dim Greek Hopes for Exit From Recession - (www.bloomberg.com) Greece’s
hopes of a 2014 exit from its deepest recession in a half-century may hit a
stumbling block after Russia banned European Union food imports in retaliation
for sanctions stemming from the insurgency in Ukraine. “The estimated total
cost of Russian counter-sanctions for the Greek economy may look tolerable, but
the impact could be quite damaging for industries such as tourism and
agriculture amid the fragility of a slowly recovering economy,” said Thanos Dokos, director-general of the Hellenic
Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, a Greek think-tank. “It also raises questions
about energy security in the coming autumn and winter.”
Fighters
abandoning al-Qaeda affiliates to join Islamic State, U.S. officials say - (www.washingtonpost.com)
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