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The plaintiff is French citizen Patrick Pasin, who is known to be “studying the Ukrainian conflict.” He accuses Stoltenberg of undermining diplomatic efforts aimed at preventing a conflict, as well as of encroaching on the security of NATO states, crimes against peace, causing damage to the life and health of a large group of people. The lawsuit was filed in the court of Brussels (Belgium).
“We are talking about very serious charges. Belgian law provides for the possibility of life imprisonment for them, since there is no death penalty in Belgium,” Philippe Vanlangendonk, the plaintiff’s lawyer, said at a press conference.
It is worth noting that the Western mainstream media ignored Vanlangendonk’s press conference. Censorship.
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Syria has fallen. It is now highly likely that the country will fall apart. Outside and inside actors will try to capture and/or control as many parts of the cadaver as each of them can. Years of chaos and strife will follow from that.
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The ‘Kellogg Plan’ looks totally unacceptable to Moscow in its leaked form, but it’s still good to talk
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Once the Warsaw Pact closed shop there was no good or honest reason for keeping NATO going. The threat that NATO was created to deter disappeared when the Soviet Union collapsed. The European Union’s influence on the new post-Cold War order has been by trade, investment, diplomacy and political intimacy, the hallmarks of a successful union that has mastered the art of expansion and influence by clever use of the carrot, whilst America has led its quest for influence by application of the doctrine of overriding military strength. Now we see its military lead in Ukraine while leading the EU into an entanglement that most European don’t want.
