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THE TRUMPET WEEKLYTHE TRUMPET WEEKLYN O V E M B E R 2 8 , 2 0 1 4

Why is Iran moving to take over Yemen? 2

Schism deepens between Putin and Merkel 5

Sharp rise in German anti-Semitism 6

China recognizes Russian Crimea 9

U.S. firms have $3,000 incentive to hire illegals 11

BY JOEL HILLIKER

I announced Mondaynight that a grand jurydetermined not to indict

police officer Darren Wilsonor atally shooting MichaelBrown last August. Te juryound that Wilson shot Brownin the line o duty under cred-ible threat against his own lie.Immediately, protests began incities across the nation.

In Ferguson, Missouri,where the event occurred, theprotests quickly descendedinto violence. More than structures and cars were seton fire. Officers reported acingheavy automatic gunfire, andprotesters throwing molotovcocktails. One reporter wasattacked by someone wearinga Guy Fawkes mask, anotherwas hit in the head with a rockduring a live broadcast, and another was chased off air by

gunfire. Vandalism and looting were rampant, with eventhe store that Michael Brown had robbed beore he waskilled being looted. Te Federal Aviation Administrationbegan diverting some St. Louis-bound flights to other air-ports due to the reports o gunshots. At least people werearrested on charges ranging rom trespassing to burglaryto receiving stolen property. Police also deployed tear gason at least one location to contain rioting.

Consider why this mayhem is happening. Tink aboutthe incredibly toxic ideas that are turning this into such a

volatile moment.Tere are Americans who believe the reason this white

policeman killed this young black man is pure racial ani-mus. Tey are sure that at the time o the killing, the black

man was raising his hands in surrender, posing no threat;the policeman shot him in cold blood out o murderoushatred or blacks.

Tey urther believe that there exists a pattern o suchattacksthat blacks ace regular i not continual harass-ment rom authorities and citizens across the countrythat young black men must ear, even or their lives, romwhites (or even, in the case o George Zimmerman, whiteHispanics) who are looking or any pretext to go aferthem.

Tey urther believe that the grand jurys acquittal isbased on racial hostility

No Indictmentand Toxic RacialThinking in Ferguson

see FERGUSON page 12

Demonstrators shout during a march in

St. Louis, Missouri, on November 23, to protest

the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
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is one o the akfiri streams crimeswhich cannot be orgotten.

Khamenei urther explained that,the akfiri streamthat is, theSunnisand the governments thatsupport it (principally Saudi Arabiaand the Persian Gul states) takes itscues rom the goals o the arrogantpowers, meaning the U.S., the Euro-pean governments and Israel, and arepractically at their service under an

Iran: The Islamic StateDiverts Muslims FromPalestine

ARUTZ SHEVA | November 26

A by Iranian SupremeLeader Ayatollah Ali Khameneisown website and Fars news, at a con-erence in ehran on Monday, Khame-nei accused [the Islamic State,] all

other Sunnis and Sunni governments,which battle any pro-Iranian Arabregimes and Shia militias, o divertingMuslims away rom fighting Israel.

Te oreront o Muslims strugglein the region was ocused on theoccupied Palestine [sic], Khame-nei wrote, but the akfiri streamchanged this ront line, and moved itinto the streets and cities o Iraq, Syria,Pakistan and Libya. Tis, he stated,

I you missed it, on September , the Islamic

Republic o Iran expanded its oreign holdings to includeSanaa, the capital city o Yemen. Tat same day, Iran alsotook over Yemens al-Hudaydah port, almost milessouthwest o Sanaa, on the eastern bank o the Red Sea.

Capturing these Yemeni strongholds indicates Iran isright now pushing to implement its strategy o controllingthe Red Sea,as previously orecast by the Trumpet.

o reach the Mediterranean Sea rom the Indian Ocean,all seaaring trade, including million barrels o oil per day,must pass through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Measuring

just miles across, the channel is the closest point betweenthe two landmasses o central Arica and the ArabianPeninsula. Te northeast edge o the strait is firmly within

Yemeni territory. Te strategic importance o controlling thispassage is equal to controlling the Suez Canal, since both arepart o the same thoroughare.

o control this trade route, Iran needs to dominate Yemen.Tat is why the events o September are so significant. Irandid not send its Revolutionary Guard to gain control o thecountry. Rather, as witnessed in Lebanon with Hezbollah,Iran activated one o its terrorist proxies to do its legwork. InYemen, Hezbollah is Ansar Allah, the military wing o theShiite Houthi tribe, which comprises percent o Yemenspopulation. Te majority o the country is Sunni.

In the two months ollowing the capture o Yemens

capital, the Houthis entered a power-sharing agreementwith the Yemeni government. Again, this is similar to whathappened in Lebanon with Hezbollah. While Iran deniesactivating and arming the Houthis in the coup, many Iranianpersonalities could not help but gloat at their achievement.

We in the axis o resistance are the new sultans o theMediterranean and the Gul, said Mohammed Sadeq al-Hosseini, adviser to ormer Iranian President MohammedKhatami. We in ehran, Damascus, [Hezbollahs] southernsuburb o Beirut, Baghdad and Sanaa will shape the region.We are the new sultans o the Red Sea as well.

Many nations, especially the European nations on the

other side o the Red Sea trade, are concerned by Iranspushy moves in Yemen. In a November act sheet analyzingthe Iranian takeover o Yemen, Michael Segall wrote(emphasis added): Iran also sees Yemen as an important

actor in its policy o establishing a physical Iranian presence,both ground and naval, in the countries and ports o theRed Sea littoral, which control the shipping lanes that leadrom the Persian Gul to the heart o the Middle East andonward to Europe. I the Shia rebels gain control o the Babel-Mandeb Strait, Iran can attain a oothold in this sensitiveregion giving access to the Red Sea and the Suez Canal, acause o concern not only or its sworn rivals Saudi Arabia,Egypt and the Gul states, but also or Israel and Europeancountries along the Mediterranean.

Arab commentators in the Gul have warned in recentyears about this Iranian push.

While Arab commentators may have speculated aboutthis push in recent years, Trumpet editor in chie GeraldFlurry has warned about this Iranian pushor almost aquarter o a century!

Furthermore, in , the Trumpet alerted readers to PayAttention to Yemen,revealing Irans plans or the country inlight o its Red Sea strategy. As we wrote back then, [W]hatdoes Iran expect to gain by establishing a strong presencein Yemen? ake a look at the accompanying map [above].Basically, Iran wants Yemen or the same reason it wantsEthiopia, Eritrea and Egypt: R S!

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Islamic disguise.Khamenei explained that even [the

Islamic State] is not the root problem. [Te Islamic State] in reality isa maniestation o this treacherousmovement.

o show how nonsectarian Iranis when it comes to arming terroristgroups, Khamenei added, Te IslamicRepublic o Iran, with divine grace,has not become prisoner o sectarianlimitations and divisions. Just as it

aids Shia Hezbollah in Lebanon it aids[the Sunni] Hamas and [the Sunni]Islamic Jihad and other Sunni groups

in Palestine and will continue this aid.Khamenei closed with what has

been a constant theme o late: Just as itwas said earlier, the West Bank must bearmed [like Gaza] and ready to deend.Tis will be certainly done [by Iran].

Lone-Wolf Attacks inIsrael?Callum Wood | November 24

T spike in violence in Israelhas garnered a new name rom thelef-wing media: lone-wol attacks.Further peddling the agenda o thebiased media, this term is deceitul atbest, murderous at worst.

Here is a quick update o attacksthis month in Israel:

An Israel Deense Forces ()soldier was stabbed in el Aviv.

Hours later, a woman was

stabbed to death and two otherswere wounded in the same attack.

A woman and child were killedin a hit-and-run.

Tree soldiers were seriouslyinjured by another hit-and-run.

Most recently, five Jews werekilled by shooting or beinghacked to death in a synagogue.

All these attacks were perpetratedby Palestinians. All happened duringNovember.

Yet the news media was quick to la-bel the latest murders as a lone-wolattack. Such has been the predictableterminology with each event, despitethe obvious similarities in both perpe-trators and their means o killing.

Using the term lone wol createsa scapegoat out o the murderers, al-leviating blame rom the shoulders othose it should rightly be placed upon:the Palestinian leadership.

Te term lone wol has been

T I leaders have been celebrating a recentlyinked extension in nuclear negotiations with the West,with leading military figures and politicians saying that thedeal is a sign that the Americans have very clearly surren-dered to Irans might, according to regional reports.

As negotiations in Vienna break up so that leaders romall sides can return to their countries or urther delibera-tions, the Iranians have already begun mocking the Westand insisting that the countrys nuclear rights will soon berecognized.

With a seven-month extension in talksoriginallyscheduled to expire on Mondayset to start in earlyDecember, nuclear experts are predicting that Iran willcontinue its most controversial nuclear work and likelyhave enough enriched uel ora bomb by June .

Te Americans have veryclearly surrendered to Irans

might, and this is obvious intheir behavior in the regionand in the negotiations, andthe enemies reservations

vis--vis Iran are completelyelt, Maj. Gen. MohammedAli Jaari, commander o theIranian Revolution Guards Corps, was quoted as sayinglate Monday ollowing the announcement o an extensionin talks.

I the United States ever decides to launch an attack on

Iran, our war will end by conquering Palestine, Jaari said.Meanwhile, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on

Monday in a television interview that the countrys cen-triuges will not stop, according to a translation o hisremarks.

oday we have a victory much greater than what hap-pened in the negotiation, Rouhani said. Tis victory isthat our circumstances are not like previous years. odaywe are at a point that nobody in the world [ says] sanc-tions must be increased in order that Iran accept P+demands.

No one says to reach [an] agreement we must increasepressure on Iran, Rouhani said. But they say to reach anagreement more time and more discussion is needed. Tis

is a great victory or what theIranian nation started sincelast June .

Meanwhile, nuclear

experts in the United Stateshave warned that the exten-sion will provide Iran enoughtime to produce enoughnuclear uel to power a bomb.

Te actual amount oless than percent enriched

uranium that theyre producing per month has increased,Greg Jones, a senior research and nuclear analyst at theNonprolieration Policy Education Center, said in a coner-ence call with reporters on Monday.

Iran: Americans Have Very Clearly SurrenderedWASHINGTON FREE BEACON | November 25

And I will give children to be their princes, and babesshall rule over them, God says about our very day

in Isaiah 3:4. Later in that same passage, He blamesthe leaders primarily for the mess we have gottenourselves into. O my people, they which lead theeCAUSE thee to err, and DESTROY the way of thy paths(verse 12). Stephen Flurry, Americas

Decade of Defeat, Dec. 2, 2011

One half of Jerusalem being taken cap-tive, [as prophesied in Zechariah 14:2,]is like the first domino to fall, leading

to Christ s return and battle against allnations in Jerusalem! It all begins andends in Jerusalem. Gerald Flurry,

Jerusalem in Prophecy
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peddled constantly by the news mediain the latest violence in Israel. It worksto avoid the subject o Palestinian ex-tremists within the very organizations

the United States and other Western

nations are attempting to work with.Te U.S., in particular, has been push-ing or a two-state solution betweenIsrael and the Palestinian Authority.

o acknowledge that the latest attacks

are anything but lone-wol attackswould be to admit that the PA andsimilar groups are not interested inpeaceul negotiationsjust thede-

struction o Israel.

T N deadline came and went or an agree-ment between the powers and the Islamic Republic oIran; on that date, they managed only to extend the exist-ing interim deal or another seven months. Te ayatollahcrowed and U.S. senators stewed. Looking beyond these

responses, the current situation spurs several thoughts: I one assumes, as I do, that the apocalyptically-

minded Iranian leadership will do everything it canto acquire the bomb,then economic sanc-tions only serve to slowits course, not to stopit. Put more orce-ully, the debate oversanctions is peripheraland even diversionary.Te arcane financialand scientific minutiae

o the negotiationstend to bury the onlydiscussion that reallymatterswhether or not some government will useorce to reverse the nuclear program.

Tat said, should the th Congress pass legislation

with a veto-proo majority, this would be an unprec-edented blow against [U.S. President] Barack Obamaand would presumably serve as a low-water mark ohis presidency. But this signal event or Americandomestic politics is unlikely to affect the Iranian

program. Some governments (Russian, American) have the

means but not the intent to destroy the Iranian acili-ties. Others have the intent(Saudi, Canadian) but notthe means. Tis leaves onlyone player, which sort ohas the means and sort othe intent: Israel. Given itsin-between status, whetherit will act is the ,question.

Israels conundrum ap-

pears genuine: On the onehand, this is [the] only stateto have knocked out nuclear

programs on the other, the logistical challengeand supremely high stakes make this round ar moredaunting.

Thoughts on the P5+1 Negotiations With TehranDaniel Pipes | November 27

The president is pursuing a nuclear-free world by cut-ting Americas nuclear programbut he also has said, Nosingle nation should pick and choose which nations holdnuclear weapons. So he is also increasing the likelihoodthat Iran will finish building its own nuclear bombs! Mean-while the Obama administration is being very carelesswith hundreds of nuclear bombs that America has storedin Europe and in Turkeybombs that could easily be used

against us. Gerald Flurry, Europes Nuclear Secret,Trumpet,January 2014

EUROPE

Pope Francis CallsEurope HaggardGrandmotherFINANCIAL TIMES | November 25

P F likened Europe toa barren grandmother, calling

the Continent elderly and haggardduring an address to members o theEuropean Parliament that was meantto raise the spirits o a region mired ineconomic stagnation.

Te -year-old Argentine pontiffmade the remarks during a visit toStrasbourg that was the first addressto the Parliament by the head o theCatholic Church since St. John Paul

spoke there years ago.Pope Francis told s he wanted

to convey a message o hope and en-couragement to a Continent broughtlow by sluggish growth and highunemployment.

Yet he was particularly vivid indepicting its sense o decline. Weencounter a general impression oweariness and ageing, o a Europethat is now a grandmother, no longerertile and vibrant, the pope said.

Te great ideals which once in-spired Europe seem to have lost theirattraction, only to be replaced by thebureaucratic technicalities o its insti-tutions, he added.

Te pope exhorted the lawmakers,

who were elected in May, to buildEurope not around the economy, butaround the sacred nature o the hu-man person.

As well as his speech at the Par-liament, Pope Franciss Strasbourg

visit also included a meeting with a-year-old German woman who hadhosted him in when he was study-ing theology at the Goethe Institute inBoppard, in the nearby Rhineland.

His reception was overwhelminglypositive in the Parliament, which hasseen a big increase in populist, euro-skeptic members voted in amid dis-content with Europes economic slide.

Your message o peace and dialogue,sincerity and responsibility or each
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other, o solidarity and togethernessmake it very clear that together we needto find common solutions to our chal-lenges, said Martin Schulz, the Ger-man socialist and president o the body.

Manred Weber, a German Chris-tian Democrat who is chairman o thecenter-right European Peoples Party,

called the popes speech a timelywake-up call to Europeans. We mustresist egoistic approaches and takeEurope to a new beginning, based notonly on money and the economy, butfirst and oremost on ideas and values,he added.

Pope: I Fear Escalationin the Holy LandYNETNEWS | November 18

T difficult days or PopeFrancis. He is concerned about thesituation in Jerusalem, ears or the ateo Christians in Iraq and Syria, and isworried also about the uture o Europe.

I utterly condemn any kind oviolence in the name o God, the

pontiff says in an exclusive interview,when asked about the massacre at thesynagogue in Jerusalem and the risein terrorism o recent weeks.

I am ollowing with concern theescalation in Jerusalem and othercommunities in the Holy Land, pray-ing or the victims and appeal rom

the bottom o my heart to the partiesto put an end to hatred and violence,he says. Building peace is hard, butliving without peace is a nightmare.

Germany: 40 PercentThink Crimea ShouldBelong to RussiaRUSSIAN INSIDER | November 25

A a poll conducted at

the request o a German televisionchannel program, almost per-cent [o] residents o Germany wouldagree to recognition o Crimea as parto Russia.

Te poll was conducted bythe sociological institute InratestDimap .

Forty-three percent o respondentsdo not believe Russian oreign poli-cies pose any imminent danger, while percent o the respondents believe

they pose a danger to Germany.

Finland Feels

Vulnerable To RussiaWASHINGTON POST | November 23

W against Russiasnorthwestern border, peaceableFinland has long gone out o its wayto avoid prodding the nuclear-armedbear next door.

But now the bear is provokingFinland, repeatedly guiding militaryplanes into Finnish airspace and de-ploying submarines and helicopters to

G C Angela Merkel signaled shesready or a long conrontation with President VladimirPutin over Ukraine as her oreign minister said the twocountries ties will be remapped.

As government orces and pro-Russian separatists battle

it out, Germanys goal is keeping Ukraine sovereign andwhole, and Russias actions threaten the peaceul interna-tional order and breach international law, Merkel said in aspeech to parliament in Berlin.

We need patience and staying power to overcome thecrisis, she said to applause rom lower-house lawmakers.

Economic sanctions on Russia remain unavoidable asa ceasefire in eastern Ukraine ails to hold, she said.

Ms. Merkel, who has emerged as Europes main conduitto Mr. Putin in the Ukraine crisis, used some o the stron-gest language yet to hint at her exasperation as she retracedattempts by world leaders to reach out to the Russian presi-dent during a year o conflict.

Germany was sparing no effort to try to reach a dip-lomatic solution, she said. Te European Unions biggest

economy has also taken into account Russian concernsabout the impact o Ukraines ree-trade agreement withthe bloc that triggered the crisis and preceded Mr. Putinsannexation o the Black Sea peninsula o Crimea in March.

None o this justifies or excuses Russias annexation o

Crimea, said Ms. Merkel, who had a our-hour discussionwith Mr. Putin at the group o summit in Australia thismonth. None o this justifies or excuses the direct or indi-rect participation in the fighting in Donetsk and Luhansk.Russia is breaching Ukraines territorial integrity.

Te relationship with Russia will definitely have tobe remapped, German Foreign Minister Frank-WalterSteinmeier said in a speech to parliament. Where we willstand or years rom now, what the European securityarchitecture will look like I dont know.

Merkels government is also alarmed by UkrainianPresident Petro Poroshenkos plan to hold a reerendum onUkraine joining , seeing it as a dead end that would

only exacerbate tensions with Russia, according to spokes-man Steffen Seibert.

Angela Merkel Uses Strongest Language Yet About PutinIRISH TIMES | November 26

[D]id you know that Germany andRussia have probably already dealt

with their most urgent dif ferences? Ibelieve that Germanys leaders mayhave already agreed to a deal with Rus-sia, a modern Hitler-Stalin pact whereGermany and Russia divide countries

and assets between themselves. Thisagreement would allow each to turn itssights on other targets. Any such dealthat may have been struck betweenGermany and Russia is a precursor towar! Gerald Flurry, Trumpet,

November-December 2008
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Related: Russia Ramping UpMilitary Aggression

chase afer Finnish research vessels ininternational waters.

As Russian-backed separatistshave eviscerated another non-neighbor this yearUkraineFinn-ish leaders have watched with growingalarm. Tey are increasingly ques-tioning whether the nonaligned paththey navigated through the Cold Warcan keep them sae as Europe headstoward another period o dangerousstandoffs between West and East.

We have a long history with Rus-sianot that peaceul all the time. So

everything the Russians are doing,surely the Finns notice and think verycareully about what that might mean,Finnish President Sauli Niinisto saidin an interview at his coastal residencein this capital city, just a two-hourdrive rom the Russian border.

In the case o the recent air incur-sions, he said, the message was clear:

Tey were testing how wed react. But the palpable anxiety in this

country that many in the West con-sider a model o progressive and stable

democratic governance reflects how un-settled Europe has become since Rus-sias annexation o Crimea in March.

Finnish Prime Minister AlexanderStubb has argued that the countryneeds to join , and a growingshare o the public seems to agree,although the issue remains hugelysensitive here.

Like Finland, Sweden has remainedoutside even as other Baltic na-tionsincluding Estonia, Latvia and

Lithuaniahave joined.But membership has not pro-

tected those countries rom Russianprobing, which has extended in recentmonths across Europe, as ar afield asPortugal.

Such explanations are viewed withextreme skepticism here in Finland,where the countrys airspace was

violated in August three times in oneweek. Te breaches came just daysbeore Finland orged greater coopera-tion with at the alliances sum-mit in Wales, and leaders here say they

were a clear signal rom Moscow thatFinland dare not go any urther.

The Balkans: RussiasNew PlaygroundREAL CLEAR WORLD | November 25

A A Merkel delivered atrenchant oreign policy speech atthe Lowy Institute or InternationalPolicy in Sydney on November , theGerman chancellor took part in aollow-up discussion. Her commentsabout Russian President Vladimir Pu-tin were not only highly critical o hisactions over recent months, Merkelalso said she was not convinced thathe would stop at Ukraine.

Over the past ew years, the EUspolicy toward the states o the West-

ern BalkansBosnia and Herzegovi-na, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegroand Serbiahas been one o benignneglect, to say the least.

Russia has long ocused much o itsattention on Belgrade, which has tra-ditionally had firm ties with Moscow.Over the past year, Serbias Presidentomislav Nikoli has orged a closerelationship with Putin while trying atthe same time to bring Serbia nearerto the EU.

In , during a visit to Putinssummer residence in Sochi, Nikolisigned a declaration on strategicpartnership between Belgrade andMoscow. Later that year, Serbia signeda military cooperation agreement withRussia. And in October , muchto Berlins chagrin, Serbia rolled outthe red carpet or Putin, with Nikoliawarding him the countrys highestorder.

Russia is also meddling in neigh-boring Bosnia and Herzegovina. Tere,

Moscow has long been a staunch sup-porter o the Republika Srpska, one othe countrys two entities, and o itspresident, Milorad Dodik. Dodik hasrepeatedly held up reorms, especiallyin the judiciarynot that Bosniasother leaders have been enthusiasticabout introducing long-overdue social,economic and political reorms.

G -S and resentment towards Israelhas risen sharply in recent months, with more than onein our respondents in a new poll equating the Jewish statestreatment o Palestinians to Nazi persecution o Jews dur-ing World War .

Te biannual survey on xenophobia in Germany by theFriedrich Ebert Foundation showed broad measures oanti-Semitism on the decline over the past decade.

But it also showed a spike in negative views towardsIsrael and Jews in general between June and September,coinciding with the conflict between Israel and Hamasmilitants in Gaza.

When asked in September, or example, whetherthey believed Jews, because o their actions, were partly

responsible or their own persecution, percent o respon-dents agreed, up rom less than percent in June.

Just over percent o those surveyed in September saidthey broadly or ully agreed with the idea that Israels treat-ment o the Palestinians was no different than Nazi perse-

cution o Jews during the Holocaust, when million Jewswere murdered.

Tat survey result was stil l down significantly rom ,when over percent o respondents agreed with this state-ment. One in five respondents, in the survey o , Germancitizens, said Israels policies made Jews less likeable.

Te lines between anti-Semitism and substantive criti-cism o Israel are becoming blurred and that is a problem,the Friedrich Ebert Foundation said in a statement.

Gaza Conflict Sparked Sharp Rise in German Anti-SemitismREUTERS | November 20

Related: Keep an Eye on the Balkans
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R P Vladimir Putin urther tightened

his grip over Georgias breakaway province o Abkhaziaon November by signing a new treaty that places Ab-khazian and Russian military orces under joint control.

On paper, joint control means Abkhazia has as muchcontrol over Russian orces as Moscow has over Abkhazias.But in reality, Abkhazias influence over Russia will be ap-proximately as robust as Mercurys gravitational influenceon the sun.

Putins treaty with Abkhazia is very similar to Crimeasscenario, Dr. Irakli Bokuchava, a resident o bilisi,Georgia, told the Trumpet. Putins clear plan, according toBokuchava, is the creation o a renewed .

Te Georgian Foreign Ministry said that in signing the

new treaty, Russia took a step toward the de acto annexa-tion o Abkhazia.

Abkhazia broke away rom Georgian authority in a - war. In , afer Russias ought a five-day war withGeorgia, Moscow recognized Abkhaziaand Georgiasother breakaway region o South Ossetiaas independent.

Moscow then asserted Russian control over the two regions.

Only a handul o other nations have recognized the tworegions declarations o independence, but Georgia insiststhat they remain part o Georgia.

Just afer that war, Trumpeteditor in chie GeraldFlurry made this orecast: Russias attack on GeorgiainAugust marks the beginning o a dangerous new era inhistory. Tis was the first military strike o a rising Asiansuperpowerand there will be more! oday, you have[Western leaders] trying to also bring Georgia and Ukraineinto . I dont believe Russia will everallow that to hap-pen. Will a crisis occur over Ukraine? Tat area is thebreadbasket o Russia, and surely it is willing to wage warover that as well.

Mr. Flurry could see back in that Ukraine wasnot sae rom Putins expansionist ambitions. o under-stand more about the ongoing Ukraine crisis, and what toexpect or Abkhazia and other ormer Soviet nations andregions, read Mr. Flurrys article Te Crimean Crisis IsReshaping Europe. Follow Jeremiah Jacques: Twitter

Russia Takes Key Step Toward Annexing a Slice of GeorgiaJeremiah Jacques | November 27

ASIA

East Asian Waters Freeof U.S. Aircraft Carriers

ASIAN REVIEW | November 27

D in Japanand the U.S. are privately voicingconcern about the total absence oU.S. aircraf carriers rom East Asianwaters or our months next year.

Budget constraints at home, com-bined with the rise o the Islamic Stategroup in the Middle East, are limitingthe American fleets ability to oper-ate in Asia. emporarily at least, not asingle aircraf carrier will be deployedin East Asia.

Japanese and U.S. officials earhaving no U.S. carriers, which havelong been the bedrock o the regionsstability, could tempt North Koreaand China to take advantage o thepower vacuum to initiate a militaryadventure.

Te George Washington, theonly U.S. aircraf carrier with anoverseas home port, is to leave its baseor nuclear reueling and an overhaul.Until the Ronald Reagan arrives at

the Japanese port o Yokosuka, locatedat the mouth o okyo Bay, to replacethe ship, there will be no Americancarriers in East Asia, according to

persons amiliar with the matter.Te U.S. Navy has not discloseddetails on the rotation, but the RonaldReagan is expected to arrive sometimebetween the spring and autumn o.

PLA Must ProveLoyalty to CommunistsSOUTH CHINA MORNING POST |November 24

T [Peoples Liberation Army]will work to institutionalize mecha-nisms to ensure the ideological purityo the army and ensure its absoluteloyalty to the Communist Party.

A lengthy article published by theGeneral Political Department on [the]ront page o the Dailytoday saidthe Army would step up vigilancewhen deciding on promotions andplacement o personnel to guarantee

the long-term viability o its anti-grafcampaign.

Officers who prove they standshoulder-to-shoulder with the party

leadership on major issues o prin-ciple would have a better chance opromotion, the department said.

Tose who try to create their ownpower bases through nepotism or cor-ruption would either be demoted ordismissed, it added.

Te General Political Department,one o the our general headquarterso the , is responsible or disciplin-ary affairs and human resources. Itsaid officers would be evaluated basedon their implementation o [Chinese

President] Xi Jinpings directives,stances on major issues o principlesand attitude towards wealth andame.

In this way, we can ensure the gunis always in the hands o those whoare loyal to the party, the departmentsaid in the article.

Earlier this month, Xi, who is alsochairman o the Central MilitaryCommission, held a two-day coner-ence with s top brass in Gutian,
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where Mao Zedong held a historiccongress in that established theprinciple o the party being in controlo the military.

In its earlier report on Xis speechduring the conerence, the PLADailysaid the Army must grasp the

initiative in the ideological struggleand rebuild its military spirit tofight corruption and other ideologicalstruggles .

India-Russia HoldJoint Air Force ExerciseHINDUSTAN TIMES | November 25

P the Russian Fed-eration Air Force () and theIndian Air Force () participated inthe second phase o their first bilateralexercise, named avia-indra , at the

Sidhwan Khas range near Jagraon inLudhiana district on uesday.

Officers o both orces witnessedair-to-ground firing by aircrafs and

helicopters during the exercise. It isor the first time that the station atHalwara has been selected to organizesuch an exercise. Te -member crewrom is participating, and someo them also flew the s aircrafs, in-cluding SU- , Mi- and Mi-.

alking to H, wing commandero the Halwara station, SK Sainiinormed that it is or the first timethat Russian and Indian air orces are

jointly conducting an exercise. He said

F European navies roamed the worldsseasto explore, to trade, to establish empires and towage war. So it will be quite a moment when the ChineseNavy appears in the Mediterranean next spring, on jointexercises with the Russians.

[R]ussia and China are making an important state-ment about world affairs. Both nations object to Westernmilitary operations close to their borders. China com-plains about U.S. naval patrols just off its coast; Russia railsagainst the expansion o . By staging joint exercises inthe Mediterranean, the Chinese and Russians would send adeliberate message: I can patrol near their rontiers,they too can patrol in s heartland.

Behind this muscle-flexing, however, the Russians andChinese are pushing or a broader reordering o world a-airs based around the idea o spheres o influence. BothChina and Russia believe that they should have veto rightsabout what goes on in their immediate neighborhoods.

Russia argues that it is unacceptable that Ukrainea coun-try ruled rom Moscow or centuriesshould now join theWestern alliance. Te Putin governments aspiration ora Eurasian Union also seems intended to reestablish aRussian zone o influence over much o the ormer SovietUnionwhich could then counterbalance the EU.

Until recently, China relied primarily on its economicmight to spread its influence throughout Asia. But Beijinghas now also become more directly assertive on securitymatters.

Tere are some in the West who suggest that Russiaand China should be tacitly granted these spheres o influ-

ence. Te Obama administration, however, has explicitly setitsel against this idea. ony Blinken, U.S. deputy nationalsecurity adviser, has said o Russias aspirations: Wecontinue to reject the notion o a sphere o influence. Wecontinue to stand by the right o sovereign democracies tochoose their own alliances.

As Mr. Blinkens statement makes clear, the Americansbelieve that the argument about spheres o influence isabout the deense o a undamental principle. I undemo-cratic countries, such as Russia and China, are conceded asphere o influence in their neighborhoods, they are implic-

itly granted a veto over the policies pursued by nominallyindependent nations. Russia can orbid Ukraine rom join-ing or the EU. China can orce Vietnam, the Philip-pinesor even Japanto pay tribute.

As ar as the Russians and Chinese are concerned,however, this is an argument that is undamentally aboutpowerand all U.S. talk about principle is simplyhypocrisy. Afer all, ever since the Monroe Doctrine wasannounced in , America has proclaimed its intentionto keep outsiders away rom its own hemisphere. In recentdecades, it has intervened militarily in Grenada, Panamaand Haiti. Even more recentlyas the Russians never tireo pointing outthe U.S. has led military interventions ar

rom home, in Iraq, Aghanistan and now Syria.Indeed, as Moscow sees it, Americas global military

reach is so pervasive that Washington has got used to treat-ing the whole world as its sphere o influence. Tere areU.S. troops in Japan and South Korea, U.S. naval and airorce bases in Bahrain and Qatar, and bases all overEuropeto name just a ew o Americas most high-profileglobal commitments.

Te American response is to point out that the U.S.global military presence is built around alliances betweenwilling partners. Henceorth, it seems, America willendorse what a Soviet spokesman once called the Sinatra

doctrinethe idea that all nations can do it their way.It will not be hard or the governments in Moscow andBeijing to point to continuing inconsistencies in Americasrejection o spheres o influence. But the U.S. argument stil lrests on a basic truth. Tere is a vast difference between asphere o influence based on willing consent and one that isconstructed around intimidation and orce.

China, Russia and the Sinatra DoctrineFINANCIAL TIMES | November 25

It has long been Chinas grand strategyto build a strong military on the back ofa strong economy. The reorganizationof the Chinese military personnel pacesthe path to speedier, more efficient man-agements of the nations 2 million-manarmy. Trumpet, March-April 2005
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members o the Russian delegation

had also visited Bengaluru, where theywere exposed to indigenous projectssuch as the light combat aircraf ejas,light combat helicopter and the ad-

vanced light helicopter Dhruv. Te joint exercise will urther

strengthen the relations between Rus-sia and India, said Maj. Gen. LyapkinAlexander, who was heading the Rus-sian delegation, using a translator orcommunication.

Te exercise began on November ,

and the Russian team will be in Indiatill November . In the first phase,a delegation o had participatedin an exercise in Russia in August-September.

India-China MilitaryExercise Ends onFriendly NoteTIMES OF INDIA | November 26

T military exercise o Indiaand China concluded on uesdaywith the deense establishments oboth countries agreeing to continuesuch riendship efforts in uture.

Te two countries will scale up

attempts o bringing both armies on

same platorm; specially to fight ter-rorism at the global level, read a jointstatement issued at the concludingceremony o the counterinsurgencyand counterterrorism joint exercisesnamed Hand-in-Hand.

Te special training capsule o days was held at the College o Mili-tary Engineering and Aundh MilitaryStation.

[Officials] said that working to-gether has proved beneficial or the

army personnel o both countries. Tejoining o hands between India andChina will help at the global level; notonly or peace, but also or prosperity,read the statement.

Hong Kong Protests

Deepen China-RussiaTiesCOURCYS INTELLIGENCE | November 19

O N , we issued an Intel-ligence Brie titled Putin acceler-ates turn to China. In the two weekssince we issued that brie, the paceo Russias turn to China has pickedup urther, including with a trip toBeijing by Russias Deense MinisterGen. Sergey Shoygu during which it

was announced that Russia and China

plan to hold joint naval exercises inboth the Pacific and the Mediterra-nean in .

Afer talks with his Chinese coun-terpart Chang Wanquan on Novem-ber , Shoygu was quoted by theInterax news agency as saying thatRussia and China are concerned by theU.S.s attempts to increase its militaryand political influence in the Asia-Pa-cific region. Afer the talks, Shoygusdeputy Anatoliy Antonov went urther

still in alleging that China and Russiaaced a joint threat rom U.S.-orches-trated color revolutions.

Antonov said: We noticed theevents that recently occurred in HongKong and the two ministers admit-ted that no country is sae rom colorrevolutions. It only seems like thesecolor revolutions, these experimentsby Western political technology ex-perts, including ones rom the U.S.A.,occur somewhere ar away romChina or Russia. In act, it all happens

nearby, and we believe that Russia andChina should work together to counterthis new challenge to our states secu-rity. Antonov reerred specifically toUkraine where, he said, a coup hastaken place.

On the question o joint military ex-ercises, Shoygu said: We are planningto conduct another joint navy drill inspring next year in the waters o theMediterranean. A joint navy drill isalso planned in the Pacific area.

T the clear meaning o the statement reportsthat a senior official o the Chinese Foreign Ministry hasmade. Te act that China recognizes the Crimean reer-endum means that de acto (and surely beore long de jure)China has recognized Crimeas unification with Russia.

Note also that the official has expressed support or RussiasUkrainian policy.

Tis is the clearest statement rom an official source (asopposed to the news media) o Chinas position viz theUkrainian crisis that China has made to date. Because itis made by an official rather than a minister it has gonealmost unnoticed.

However, that is how China works: Statements o thissort are first floated in the media, then made ormallybut at a relatively low level, ollowing which, they become

uncontested policy.Suffice [it] to say that it is inconceivable that the official

in question would have spoken out in this way withoutclearance rom the very highest levels o the Chinesegovernment and the act that in his conversation to he

actually quotes comments made by Xi Jinping in telephoneconversations with Putin puts that question beyond doubt.

I have always elt that the Chinese dimension in influenc-ing Russias Ukrainian policy is consistently underestimated.

I am sure that every single step Moscow has taken sincethe start o the Ukrainian crisis has been discussed andcoordinated with Beijing at the highest possible level. Weshould not make the mistake o thinking that the onlyconversations between Putin and Xi Jinping are those thatare officially or publicly reported.

China Recognizes Russian CrimeaAlexander Mercouris, RUSSIAN INSIDER | November 25

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AFRICA/LATIN AMERICA

Outbreak of BubonicPlague in MadagascarDAILY MAIL | November 25

A o bubonic plaguein Madagascar has now claimed

almost victims and is spreading tothe islands capital, officials warnedtoday.

Tere have been suspected caseso the diseasesimilar to the BlackDeath in medieval Europesince thestart o the year, with the death tollo expected to rise in the comingmonths.

Te Health Ministry said households had been disinected

this month, adding that those whohad contact with the inected hadbeen given antibiotics in a bid to arrestthe spread [o] the disease.

Plague is spread by fleas and mostly

affects rats, but humans can also con-tract the disease i they are bitten by adisease-carrying flea.

Te situation in Madagascar is allthe more worrying because o a high

level o resistance to insecticides tar-geting fleas, the United Nations healthagency said.

Te Black Death, otherwise knownas the bubonic plague, is estimatedto have killed some million peopleacross Europe in the Middle Ages.

Bubonic plague killed around million people during the th centuryand was known as the Black Death.

Afer the Black Death arrived in ,plague became a common phenom-enon in Europe, with outbreaks recur-

ring regularly until the th century.Bubonic plague has almost com-

pletely vanished rom the developedworld, with percent o all cases nowound in Arica.

TW I N B R I E F

n Argentina: The Falklands areArgentineAll Argentine public transportationmust display signs stating Las Malvi-

nas son Argentinas (the Falkland Is-lands are Argentine,) according to a lawpassed November . Te Argentinesenator behind the initiative, eresinaLuna, said it would reflect our undeni-able sovereignty over the islands. Allpublic vehicles o rail, water, road andair must display the newly approvedsign. Tis sign initiative is an attemptto eed public opinion in Argentinathat Britain illegally controls the Falk-land Islands. Te new law requiring thesigns is just the latest in a string o po-

litical maneuvers by Argentina to orceBritain to give up the islands. RegularTrumpetreaders know the propheciesshowing that Britain will eventuallylose this strategic sea gate.

ANGLO-AMERICA

Hagel, Under Pressure,

ResignsREUTERS | November 24

U.S. D Secretary Chuck Ha-gel resigned on Monday, leavingunder pressure as President BarackObama aces critical national securitychallenges, including fighting theIslamic State in Iraq and Syria andrevising plans to exit Aghanistan.

It was the first major change toObamas cabinet since his Democrats

were routed in midterm electionsthree weeks ago, and Republicans,who now control both houses o Con-gress, are looking or a new approachrom the White house.

Hagel was appointed less than twoyears ago as Obama pushed his signa-ture program o winding down warsin Aghanistan and Iraq, a processnow being upended with U.S. reen-gagement in Iraq and greater militarycooperation with Kabul.

He had privately expressed rustra-

tion to colleagues at the administra-tions strategy toward Iraq and Syriaand at his lack o influence over thedecision-making process, a sourceamiliar with the situation said.

Officials said publicly the deci-sion or him to leave was mutual butprivately others said he was orcedout. Teres no question he was fired,said one source with knowledge o thematter.

Hagel raised questions aboutObamas strategy toward Syria in an

internal policy memo that leaked thisall saying the presidents policy wasin jeopardy due to its ailure to clariyits intentions toward Syrian PresidentBashar Assad.

Obama has insisted the UnitedStates can go afer Islamic State mili-tants without addressing Assad, whothe United States would like to leavepower.

[Sen. John] McCain, a fierce critico the president, told Reuters Hagel

had been very unhappy about

micro-management rom the WhiteHouse and did not believe that Wash-ington had a strategy to combat [the]Islamic State.

Malware Spied onGovernments in 10CountriesTHE GUARDIAN | November 23

A , malicious sofware

application has been uncoveredthat has spied on private companies,governments, research institutes andindividuals in countries since ,antivirus sofware maker SymantecCorp. said in a report on Sunday.

Te Caliornia-based maker o Nor-ton antivirus products said its researchshowed that a nation state was likelythe developer o the malware, Regin,but Symantec did not identiy anycountries or victims. Symantec said

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Regins design makes it highly suitedor persistent, long-term surveil-lance operations against targets. Teprogram was apparently withdrawn in, but resuraced in .

Te malware uses several stealtheatures and even when its presence isdetected, it is very difficult to ascer-

tain what it is doing, according to Sy-mantec. Many components o Reginremain undiscovered, and additionalunctionality and versions may exist.

Almost hal o all the inectionsoccurred at the addresses o Internetservice providers, the report said. Tetargets were the customers o compa-nies rather than the companies them-selves. About percent o targetswere in telecoms, while other victimswere in the energy, airline, hospitalityand research sectors.

Cybersecurity is a sensitive topic orbusinesses in the United States, wherethere have been several breacheso major companies and customerinormation. Te U.S. government andprivate cyberintelligence firms havesaid they suspect that state-backedhackers in China or Russia may beresponsible.

Symantec said Russia and SaudiArabia accounted or about hal othe confirmed inections o the Regin

malware. Te other countries affectedwere Mexico, Ireland, India, Iran,Aghanistan, Belgium, Austria andPakistan.

White House ExtendsCombat in AfghanistanCNN | November 22

I policy shif, President BarackObama has decided to extend thecombat role o U.S. orces in Aghani-stan into , allowing troops to keepfighting the aliban and other mili-

tant groups that threaten Americansoldiers or the Aghan government,the New York Times reported.

Back in May, the presidentde-scribed an exit strategy that called oran end to U.S. combat operations andthe withdrawal o the U.S.-led interna-tional military orce by the end o .

While not confirming the article,a senior administration official told the change is more about orceprotection designed to protect U.S.

personnel in Aghanistan.We will no longer target belliger-

ents solely because they are memberso the aliban, the official said. othe extent that aliban membersdirectly threaten the United Statesand coalition orces in Aghanistan orprovide direct support to al Qaeda, we

will take appropriate measures to keepAmericans sae.

Te Timessaid the new presidentialaction will allow American planes anddrones to support Aghan troops incombat.

Te official told that the Unit-ed States may provide combat enablersupport to the [Aghan National Secu-rity Forces] in limited circumstancesto prevent detrimental strategic effectsto these Aghan security orces.

Te United States has had troops

in Aghanistan or years, ollowingthe terrorist attacks o Sept. , .Te website or Operation EnduringFreedom says , American soldiershave died in the conflict, along with soldiers rom the United Kingdomand rom other nations.

Obamacare OffersFirms $3,000 to Hire

IllegalsWASHINGTON POST | November 25

U presidents new amnesty,businesses will have a ,-per-employee incentive to hire il legalimmigrants over native-born workersbecause o a quirk o Obamacare.

President Obamas temporary am-nesty, which lasts three years, declaresup to million illegal immigrants tobe lawully in the country and eligible

Hidden Danger in KeepingChristmas?THE KEY OF DAVID | November 28

Family time together and the life of Christ are both wonderful. But

does God want us to celebrate these things by keeping Christmas?GERALD FLURRY

Related: Americas Achilles HeelandGermany

The United States and Britain were

powerful empires because God can,

and desires to, bountifully bless

mankind. Afghanistan shows that He is

definitely not blessing America and Brit-

ain anymore. In fact,this graveyard of

empiresshows how much God is now

cursing these nations.

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alone. Teir mistrust o and cynicismabout the justice system is so deep thatthey are certain the jury did not rulebased on acts and evidence, but inspite o acts and evidence. Tey knowthat the only reason Wilson was oundinnocent is the systems inherently rac-ist nature.

Tese views are held by a lot o Americans. Tis typeo thinking is producing a lot o anger and hostility. In astatement shortly afer the grand jury announcement wasmade, President Barack Obama said, []here are Ameri-

cans who are deeply upset, even angry. Its an understand-able reaction.

Among those who believe all o that, there are somewho are are so sure o these convictions, so certain o thesystems innate anti-black bigotry, that they are ready torise up in violent protest. Not directly, specifically againstpolice officers or government officials that they have provento be racist, but against authority in generaland evenagainst society in general. Tey believe the injustice theyhave been dealt is so egregious that they are justified atlashing out at virtually anythingsmashing shop windows,looting stores, creating general mayhem.

Surely the number o Americans who ollow such rea-soning, as it were, are very ew. But they are numerousenough to arrest the attention o media and law enorce-ment, and countless others o us who are apprehensiveabout what they are about to do. And truth be told, this isnot unwarranted apprehension; it has been built over timein recent years, incident by indiscriminately violent incident.

Further, that group o toxic, non-thinking Americans,however small, is legitimized, unapologetically, by manyquite-mainstream political, academic and media voices.Tese supposedly enlightened thinkers insist that violentracial protests and outbursts are, i not justifiable, certainlyunderstandable, given the oppression that blacks ace

within American society.We must acknowledge that America has come to recog-

nize and accept an extraordinary level o wholly irrational,dangerously noxious racial animosity as simply a part olie in this country.

Tis is not a situation that will blow over when the Fer-guson protests die out. According to biblical prophecy, it isbuilding to a nation-destroying crisis point.

o learn about that uture, read Trumpet editor inchie Gerald Flurrys recent article on the subject, WhereAmericas Race Riots Are Leading.

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or work permits, but it still deemsthem ineligible or public benefits suchas buying insurance on Obamacareshealth exchanges.

Under the Affordable Care Act, thatmeans businesses who hire them wonthave to pay a penalty or not providingthem health coveragemaking them

, more attractive than a similarnative-born worker, whom the busi-ness by law would have to cover.

Te loophole was confirmed bycongressional aides and drew con-demnation rom those who said it putillegal immigrants ahead o Ameri-cans in the job market.

I it is true that the presidents ac-tions give employers a , incen-tive to hire those who came hereillegally, he has added insult to injury,said Rep. Lamar Smith, exas Repub-

lican. Te presidents actions wouldhave just moved those who came hereillegally to the ront o the line, aheado unemployed and underemployedAmericans.

Born to RunTHE TRUMPET DAILY | November 24

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