Dear friends,
The new blog is down (good thing I kept this one open). As soon as I find out what is going on, I will let you know. In the meantime, the big news is that following today’s ballistic missile strike on Donetsk, Zakharchenko has declared the ceasefire over.
I apologize for all the problems with the new blog.
The Saker
Saker Message:
Oct 20 Madsen
this concerns someone’s post comments on the new blog today before it went down about this very topic:
Rousseff/ Brazil OCT26
http://www.intrepidreport.com/archives/14176
President Rousseff’s policies have created powerful enemies within the walls of the CIA in Langley, Virginia, and among the board rooms of Wall Street and the West’s most powerful corporations. She succeeded in proving the polls and pundits wrong on October 5 but October 26 remains yet another hurdle.
Ebola exaggerated & hyped hysteria
http://therebel.org/en/natural-society/804606-beta-lactam-antibiotics-cause-excessive-bleeding-other-ebola-like-side-effects
Beta-Lactam is being heralded as a new discovery. A new class of “Non-β-lactam Inhibitors of Penicillin-Binding Proteins with Gram-Positive Antibacterial Activity” that supposedly work by inhibiting cell wall synthesis by the bacterial organism.
These drugs, like many others from Big Pharma, are highly toxic. One of their side effects is excessive bleeding, which is part of the scare-mongering campaign going on with Ebola right now to distract us all while the U.S. government wages its latest WWIII attempt.
Similarly, adenovirus vaccines, which have been used in Guinea and Liberia (the epicenter of Ebola), have, according to vaccines.gov, the following adverse effects: blood in the urine or stool, diarrhea, headaches, inflammation of the stomach or intestines, and pneumonia.
Another effect of Ebola – skin rashes. But never mind that reporter Charles Yates discovered that pollution from a rubber plantation in Liberia was causing ‘Ebola’ like skin rashes.
Redux of 1975 Saigon Embassy Evacuation?
http://original.antiwar.com/engelhardt/2014/10/16/seven-bad-endings-to-the-new-war-in-the-middle-east/
Seven Bad Endings to the New War in the Middle East
Peter Van Buren and Tom Engelhardt, October 17, 2014
Among the likely scenarios: IS forces are currently only miles from Baghdad International Airport, itself only nine miles from the Green Zone in the heart of the capital. (Note that the M198 howitzers IS captured from the retreating Iraqis have a range of 14 miles.) The airport is a critical portal for the evacuation of embassy personnel in the face of a future potential mega-Benghazi and for flying in more personnel like the Marine Quick Reaction Force recently moved into nearby Kuwait.
Anon Mongoose said
New blog comes with technical headaches– to be expected.
So the ceasefire is declared over! Does this mean the discount surplus store will re-open in the morning? Until the west rein in their sub-contractors the fighting will continue from their side.
Oh, I read the ukies received 100’000 tons of coal from Poland which remains unpaid. Poles have expressed surprise they were not paid.
Oh, for the polar vortex this winter. Russians are building a gas pipeline to supply Novorussians with gas — nearing completion.
Cheers as we great each other here.
Anon Mongoose said
New blog comes with technical headaches– to be expected.
So the ceasefire is declared over! Does this mean the discount surplus store will re-open in the morning? Until the west rein in their sub-contractors the fighting will continue from their side.
Oh, I read the ukies received 100’000 tons of coal from Poland which remains unpaid. Poles have expressed surprise they were not paid.
Oh, for the polar vortex this winter. Russians are building a gas pipeline to supply Novorussians with gas — nearing completion.
Cheers as we great each other here.
Anon Mongoose said
New blog comes with technical headaches– to be expected.
So the ceasefire is declared over! Does this mean the discount surplus store will re-open in the morning? Until the west rein in their sub-contractors the fighting will continue from their side.
Oh, I read the ukies received 100’000 tons of coal from Poland which remains unpaid. Poles have expressed surprise they were not paid.
Oh, for the polar vortex this winter. Russians are building a gas pipeline to supply Novorussians with gas — nearing completion.
Cheers as we great each other here.
stop apologizing. How well do you know these “IT experts” you keep talking about? who are “helping” you?
You are being messed with. Do you own the new domain name even? Do you have the admin password?
Anon Mongoose said
On mobile so difficult to do link at Reuters:
” Polish ex-foreign minister Sikorski says Mr. Putin offered to divide up Ukraine with Poland —– in 2008.”
Why now? Embarrassed. Sikorsky on his Twitter account says his words were misinterpreted.
That should raise some hairs.
No need for apologies on the new blog. When it is working, we will embrace it. Work in progress for a better future
Comment
How can the Western media ignore a ballistic missile attack
Putin is being punished for not treating the Uki deadbeats as deserving of Russian charity so Europe doesn’t pass the hat
Maybe a Ukie rocket hit the Icelandic server that hosts the website.
Is Iceland protected by Article 5 of NATO? Then NATO will have to attack the Ukies.
It’s all good.
“anonymous”
The criminal terrorist American/Anglo/Zionist Oligarchs have shown by deed that they wish to exterminate all Russians, and all who stand for freedom by their Ballistic Missile strike against the liberated city of Donetsk.
The Ukrainians obtained the Ballistic Missile from the US (where else?). They are also attempting to infiltrate the liberated areas of Novorussia – with sniper squads, whose aim is to further inspire terror amongst the Novorussians.
It is to be hoped that all freedom fighters – the world over – will do whatever is necessary to respond to the Terror of the Anglo/American/Zionist Nazis.
Maybe. if we are fortunate, the children of Zhukov, Rokossovski, Chuikov, Koniev, Kutuzov, and the valient Russian armed forces will come to the rescue.
The use by the Nazis of heavy Guided Missiles – against civilian targets reminds of the Nazi use of V-1s & V-2s in World War II. My cousin’s home in Antwerp was damaged by a V-2.
The US imperialists, especially, are foaming at the mouth with rage at the valient resistance of the Partisans. The Partisans have charged the imperialist Oligarchs a heavyprice for their overthrow of the democratically elected Ukrainian government of Yanukovich.
Defeat for the Russian people, and honorable peoples of this planet – is not an option.
Peter J. Antonsen
@ Saker
“I apologize for all the problems with the new blog.”
What the heck, Saker, there is absolutely no need to apologize – you are carrying all of the responsibility, you handle the planning, take all the important decisions – all of that in addition to juggling your family, your job and your blogs. That’s a rather heroic program, so take good care of yourself and of your health. And if the new blog takes some more weeks we’ll simply communicate on the perfectly working old blog.
Very best regards
Fair chance the site is under attack, or the DNS has been hacked.
“The NSA at work and play”… ?
_Blue
Purely as info/feedback, this is the message I get when I try to go to the new blog:
“This IP is being shared among many domains.
To view the domain you are looking for, simply enter the domain name in the location bar of your web browser.”
I am looking forward to reading the new contributions, now up at the old blog.
Have you seen this:
http://consortiumnews.com/2014/10/20/germans-clear-russia-in-mh-17-case/
Katherine
Colonel Cassad reports that Zakharchenko has now come out to say that he hasn’t declared the ceasefire over, he merely declared that there is no ceasefire on Kiev’s side, though there still is one on the rebels’ side.
https://colonelcassad.livejournal.com/1853235.html
When I clicked on my usual link to the new blog, I get a “This IP is shared among multiple domains” or something like that. It suggested entering the domain name in the address bar (which of course it already is.)
This seems to be a DNS problem – which should not be rocket science for your “IT team”.
It would seem to me that there is no good reason for using the same IP address for multiple domains, if that’s what is being done. You need to register the bloody domain, get an IP address for it from your ISP, then wait for it to propagate through the Internet, which can take 48 hours or so. It’s not rocket science and should have nothing whatever to do with the blog itself.
Or get a better “IT team”.
Nothing to apoligise for.
Today ended the peremiria, just as it started, with a tactile missile. The AZs are coming for all now, let God protect Novorossya and Rossya, and the world at large.
Wayne Madsen IS VERY CORRECT into what he writes about brazilian elections. I write from Rio de Janeiro
ciro moroni
http://governo-washington.blogspot.com.br
If you feel the need to apologise I surmise that you think that the new blog being down is a disadvantage.
I realise you live in the space which holds that truths are self-evident, but let me suggest that this is not the case.