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The President of Afghanistan, previously reported to be reluctant to sanction a U.S./Taliban deal, has signed a decree for the release of prisoners, described as an accepted framework for negotiations between the taliban and the Afghan government.
According to news, the release of an estimated 5000 prisoners is part of a deal signed last month between the Taliban and the U.S. All released Taliban prisoners reportedly must sign a guarantee not to return to the battle field.
In a televised speech, President Erdogan is calling on nato for unconditional assistance with regard to Turkey’s offensive in Syria.
The president won’t discuss the details of the offensive coherently, or partners in crime.
According to recent news a Cuban medical program, said to be active in many countries including Africa, is providing services in some areas free of charge.
A major mission is believed to be in Venezuela where the scheme has been criticised by the u.s. who reportedly have said that it undermines democracy. The u.s. in return have been accused of trying to damage the left wing scheme.
According to Cuba’s ministry of foreign affairs, an estimated 600,000+ medical staff including doctors, nurses and technicians have been sent to 160 countries since the 1960’s.
There is a surplus of doctors in Cuba, perhaps because the emphasis is said to be on vocation.
The Oriental Orthodox Christian churches as a group, differed from Rome according to reports on the subject of the nature of Jesus. Believing according to documentation that in the person of Jesus Christ, divine nature and human nature are united as one. In contrast, the official view of the as called Roman Catholic church is reportedly that the humanity and divinity of Jesus is exemplified as two thought to be seperate natures.
Apart from the believed to be oneness of the nature of Jesus there are also differences with regard to symbolism. One reportedly being the liturgy of Saint James. James, known as James the Just was thought to be the brother of Jesus. According to reports he was stoned to death under shariah law for his socialist views. Other various liturgical rites in current use are discussed.
According to reports the Oriental Orthodox churches consist of Syrian Christian churches and Christian churches elsewhere in the middle east and Africa who differ from the as called Coptic Orthodox church, said to be founded in 42 ordinary time, in that there is a central leader in Pope Tawadros II. In contrast the Eastern Orthodox church is said to be made up of independant structures.
Reportedly in the early middle ages the catholic church was ruled by five patriarchs, Rome, Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem. The Bulgarian Orthodox church joined the communion, said to be in 927. There followed disagreements as to the limit of Rome’s authority. Various schisms have been reported since. All thought to be based on issues of supremacy versus autonomy. A recent schism in 2018 as documented, reportedly resulted in Russia leaving the as called Eastern orthodox church. According to documentation this involves the Ukraine. May involve a change of loyalties and unknown factors. Political components may be at work. The as called ecumenical movement, a term overused and indispensable, is believed to be politicised, the hierarchy of which is not documented well. In some cases, organizations may feel they have little choice but to join. Aspects of biological warfare are believed to be in use to silence objectors.
Claims of institutional abuse in industrial schools might conceivably stem from a previous culture that seperates babies and children from their mothers, believed to result in a lasting legacy, depriving both the mother who never forgets; and the child who is needlessly turned into an orphan. With regard to the news of abuse and sexual abuse in so called industrial schools or state run boarding schools, previous studies in the u.k. concluded that children’s homes attracted abusive staff. Manipulation and control might mean the truth is never told. The catholic church and Irish State, being one body until the 1990’s, failed to provide for unmarried mothers. Institutions were a last resort. The trouble was, once admitted it was difficult to gain the financial independence required to leave. There have been accusations of babies being adopted out without the mother’s permission. Some managed to regain contact in adulthood. Others growing up in industrial schools, continued to be alone in the world.
The new as called joint policing model currently being piloted in Mayo is not working according to reports. A key criticism is a lack of Gardai on the ground. The Westport Garda district, said to cover a large area compared to many other districts, reportedly is particularly badly hit. According to documentation a dozen Gardai have left the Westport district and have not been replaced.
Mayo is one of the four garda divisions where the new model of policing is apparently being piloted. The Mayo district say they have not received any new recruits from Garda training college since 2017 when they received five.
According to reports, biological warfare can be used in the production of vaccines, medication, foods, beverages and possibly animal feeds, and sprays.
A technique, as called clustered, regularly interspaced, Short Palindromic Repeat is used, reportedly by omitting a dna sequence and replacing it with another sequence which results in a virus or similar, said to lie dormant and undetectable for an undefined time, thereby evading detection.
A so called residual pathogen might be used that with regular use produces the same results, whilst avoiding suspicion.
Genetic warfare reportedly renders specific genetic groups receptive to a pathogen.
The process of as called clustered, regularly interspaced, Short Palindromic Repeat is reported to be cheap and widely available.
The use of bioterrorism in production facilities is a major cause for concern. Although a system of verification may reduce the incidence of bioterrorism, a clandestine operator could potentially inject a harmful substance into a plant, and such an individual may be security cleared or have impeccable references.
According to a report, Greece have accused President Erdogan of misleading refugees who are being denied admittance to Europe via Greece. Thought to be a ploy by Erdogan who opened the borders with Syria amid threats to perpetuate a refugee crisis following clashes with Syrian troops.
The wave of migration, including children is thought to be tactical. Bringing pressure to the eu to get involved in Turkey’s military campaign in Syria. No real explanation for it.
The u.n. have proposed a renewed effort in as called peace keeping in Mali with the British military reported to be currently training many west African troops, apparently in neighbouring Senegal, Nigeria and perhaps elsewhere. The reason cited is a supposed migration of Syrian militants to the area. Not thought to be substantiated. U.k. officials say they fear overseas attacks. A colonel said to be overseeing military training in Nigeria was reported as saying, there are proven links in recent events between Africa and the u.k. involving the slave and drugs trade and illegal monies etc. Not really believable.
African troops may have little choice in the interests of health and welfare. The worst food crisis since 1945 was reported in Africa last year. Ebola is a bigger fear. According to a report it is currently causing widespread disruption in west Africa. No current figures available.
Protesters outside a Paris concert hall hosting film awards, reportedly carried placards reading, ‘Shame on an industry that protects rapists’. Reference to Roman Polanski whose former charges reportedly included subjecting a thirteen year old girl to anal sex. A subsequent modification to a charge of unlawful sex with a minor as part of a guilty plea bargain might conceivably have been a protective measure for the victim: Polonski later left the U.S. to avoid jail and has since avoided extradition in France and Poland.
The protests on Friday resulted in gendarmes reportedly firing tear gas and keeping protestors from the red carpet. According to the news report a female actress, film director and several others walked out of the ceremony in disgust. Polanski did not attend.
Previously named Raymond Thierry Liebling, Polanski has a Polish and Jewish heritage. He is said to have been fostered under a new identity when his parents were taken off by nazis during the German occupation of Poland. His mother died in Auschwitz. In 1968 Polanski married Sharon Tate. She was murdered along with four friends the following year.
Charles Montgomery who had joined the as called Manson family, reported to be a desert commune and cult, was charged with the murders, along with three female said to be accomplices. The manson family were mainly female who reportedly used psychodelic drugs. There was no real motive apparent for the murders though some members of the group along with leader Charles Manson were said to be wanted for other murders. Notably a similar murder. Details unclear.
According to a trial report it was believed that Charles Manson neither ordered nor took part in the murders, though the girls were charged, and some time later so was Manson. The Manson commune were reportedly convinced that Satan would become reconciled to Christ; described to be coming together at the end of the world to judge humanity.