Iraq

Nicole Junkermann is a very interesting character.


A British researcher Johnny Vedmore was determined to find as much information on her as he could.
It became an obsession with the researcher and he is still digging.

Her name is listed on the Epstein's flight logs.

I really do recommend these two articles.

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"I have a story to tell you. A story that causes my heart to pound and my blood pressure to rise as I type each and every word. A true story of a woman of great wealth and power, who rode on Jeffrey Epstein’s “Lolita Express” private jet on several occasions. She appears to be a German-born Israeli state intelligence operative based in London. An ex-model whose name appeared in the Panama Papers from the Mossack Fonseca leaks and who became embroiled in a FIFA corruption scandal with Sepp Blatter and his family. She is perhaps the closest example that you could possibly find to a real-life “Bond Girl.” Yet, she is almost completely unknown to the majority of us."

The Epstein Associate Nobody’s Talking About: The IDF-Linked Bond Girl Infiltrating the UK NHS
The Unknown Epstein Associate Who Will Blow EPSTEINgate Wide Open – The Millennium Report



Part 1 -

FIFA Corruption, the Panama Papers, the Mossad, and Nicole Junkermann

This above report was the post that initiated a DDOS for Voat.



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Part 2 -
The Secret Senators and the Wexner War on Iraq
The hidden mansion in the heart of the establishment - and the beginning of the Iraq war


There's also a lot of discussion of her on Twitter, mainly British people who have discovered she is in charge of the NHS (National Health Service)

Nicole Junkermann's husband: Ferdinando Maria Brachetti Peretti ties Epstein, Vatican and the Red Cross.

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His mother, Mila worked for more than 30 years in the Red Cross. His father , Count Aldo Maria Brachetti Peretti, was for thirty years, until September 2007, head of the family Group “API” (Anonima Petroli Italiana), founded by his maternal grandfather Cav. Del Lavoro Ferdinando Peretti.

His mother, Mila, worked for more than 30 years in the Red Cross and is the only woman in Italy to carry the military grade of General.
 
'Who needs/wants chaos?'

07 November 2021

07 November 2021

Nov 8, 2021

Meanwhile:

7 NOV, 2021
 
RT
Multiple rockets land near US consulate in Iraq - reports
Videos have emerged online purporting to show rockets raining down on Erbil, Iraq, which hosts a US consulate
Several rockets have reportedly struck an area in Erbil, northern Iraq, near a US diplomatic compound. Erbil is the capital of the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region.

Footage shared online purports to show a series of explosions rocking the area. The apparent strike ignited several fires, with smoke can be seen billowing from the scene.

AP reported, citing Iraqi officials, that at least 12 missiles were launched towards the area. They claimed that several missiles struck the American consulate. However, US officials reportedly said that there have been no material damage as result of the attack.

Reports in local media suggested that the rockets damaged the offices of Kurdistan 24 TV station, located near the consulate.

The incident has not resulted in any casualties, Kurdistan’s health minister Saman Barzanji told local media, as cited by Reuters. Politico’s Paul McLeary also reported, citing a US defense official, that there have not been any casualties among American personnel.


No one has claimed responsibility for the incident so far. Kurdistan-based Rudaw network reported that the missiles “originated from outside the Kurdistan region and Iraq,” citing regional counter-terrorism authority.

Erbil province is home to a major US military facility, the Al-Harir Air Base, along with a US consulate. The Al-Harir Air Base was initially seized by US troops during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The US consulate serves Erbil, along with the three other Kurdistan provinces: Sulaimaniya, Duhok, and Halabja.

This week's incident was not the first time that a US installation in the region was attacked. In September, an explosive drone attack took place near Erbil International Airport – where US troops were stationed. A few months earlier, in July, another drone attack took place at the airport and appeared to target US troops.




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12 March، 2022

Tehran, SANA- Iran called on the International Community and UN Security Council to condemn the Israeli repeated attacks on Syria, latest of which was that targeted the vicinity of Damascus city, at dawn last Monday, claiming the lives of two people.

Iranian Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the UN, Majid Takht Ravanchi, in a letter addressed to UN Secretary-General and president of UN Security Council, described the Israeli attacks as “criminal and terrorist act”, calling on the international community to slam them firmly.

Earlier, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Saeed Khatibzadeh, had condemned the Israeli aggression on Syria, saying that two Iranian consultants in Syria had been martyred in the aggression, affirming “this crime would not pass without a response.”

Rafah al-Allouni/ Mazen Eyon


Perhaps this maybe one reason why the attack occurred, as Iraq has gained another big foothold on the world stage of orbital surveillance.


No casualties reported after several projectiles hit consular building in Irbil; attack comes several days after Iran vowed revenge for Israeli strike in Syria

At least six missiles were fired Sunday toward the US consulate in Iraq’s northern city of Irbil, with several missiles hitting the building, Iraqi and US security officials said.

A US official said the missiles were launched from neighboring Iran.

Officials in Iraq and the US gave different accounts of damage. A second US official said there was no damage and no casualties at any US government facility, but Iraqi officials said several missiles had hit the US consulate. The consulate building is new and currently unoccupied.

Later, Lawk Ghafari, the head of Kurdistan’s foreign media office, said none of the missiles hit the US facility but that areas around the compound had been hit by the missiles.

One US official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because information was still coming in, said it was still not certain exactly how many missiles were fired and exactly where they landed.

The area’s governor said it was not clear whether the intended target was the US consulate or the airport, where there is a base for the US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group.

The airport said it had suffered no damage and flights had not been disrupted.

An AFP correspondent in the city heard three explosions.

At least six missiles were fired Sunday toward the US consulate in Iraq’s northern city of Irbil, with several missiles hitting the building, Iraqi and US security officials said.

A US official said the missiles were launched from neighboring Iran.

Officials in Iraq and the US gave different accounts of damage. A second US official said there was no damage and no casualties at any US government facility, but Iraqi officials said several missiles had hit the US consulate. The consulate building is new and currently unoccupied.

Later, Lawk Ghafari, the head of Kurdistan’s foreign media office, said none of the missiles hit the US facility but that areas around the compound had been hit by the missiles.
One US official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because information was still coming in, said it was still not certain exactly how many missiles were fired and exactly where they landed.

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The area’s governor said it was not clear whether the intended target was the US consulate or the airport, where there is a base for the US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group.

The airport said it had suffered no damage and flights had not been disrupted.

An AFP correspondent in the city heard three explosions.

Irbil is the capital of the autonomous Kurdistan region of Iraq.

“We condemn this terrorist attack launched against several sectors of Irbil, we call on the inhabitants to remain calm,” Kurdistan Prime Minister Masrour Barzani said in a statement.

The Iraqi security officials said there were no immediate reports of casualties from the attack, which occurred shortly after midnight and caused material damage in the area. They spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.

One of the officials said the ballistic missiles were fired from Iran, without elaborating.

At least six missiles were fired Sunday toward the US consulate in Iraq’s northern city of Irbil, with several missiles hitting the building, Iraqi and US security officials said.

A US official said the missiles were launched from neighboring Iran.

Officials in Iraq and the US gave different accounts of damage. A second US official said there was no damage and no casualties at any US government facility, but Iraqi officials said several missiles had hit the US consulate. The consulate building is new and currently unoccupied.

Later, Lawk Ghafari, the head of Kurdistan’s foreign media office, said none of the missiles hit the US facility but that areas around the compound had been hit by the missiles.

One US official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because information was still coming in, said it was still not certain exactly how many missiles were fired and exactly where they landed.

The area’s governor said it was not clear whether the intended target was the US consulate or the airport, where there is a base for the US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group.

The airport said it had suffered no damage and flights had not been disrupted.

An AFP correspondent in the city heard three explosions.

Irbil is the capital of the autonomous Kurdistan region of Iraq.

“We condemn this terrorist attack launched against several sectors of Irbil, we call on the inhabitants to remain calm,” Kurdistan Prime Minister Masrour Barzani said in a statement.

The Iraqi security officials said there were no immediate reports of casualties from the attack, which occurred shortly after midnight and caused material damage in the area. They spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations.

One of the officials said the ballistic missiles were fired from Iran, without elaborating.

The attack comes several days after Syrian state media reported an Israeli strike near Damascus, Syria. The reports said the airstrike killed two members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard. Iran’s foreign ministry strongly condemned the attack Wednesday and vowed revenge.

On Sunday, Iran’s state-run IRNA news agency quoted Iraqi media acknowledging the attacks in Irbil, without saying where they originated.

Satellite broadcast channel Kurdistan24, which is located near the US consulate, went on air from their studio shortly after the attack, showing shattered glass and debris on their studio floor.

A security statement said Irbil was targeted “with a number of missiles” early Sunday, adding that security forces were investigating the incident and would release more details later.

The attack comes as negotiations in Vienna over Tehran’s tattered nuclear deal hit a “pause” over Russian demands about sanctions targeting Moscow over its war on Ukraine.

US interests and coalition troops in Iraq have regularly been targeted in rocket and armed drone attacks.

Western officials have blamed hard-line pro-Iran factions for the attacks, which have never been claimed.
In late January, six rockets were fired at Baghdad International Airport, causing no casualties.

Iraq saw a surge in these sort of attacks at the beginning of the year as Iran and its allies commemorated the second anniversary of the death of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani and his Iraqi lieutenant Abu Mehdi al-Mouhandis, killed by American drone fire in Iraq in January 2020.

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The missiles were aimed at secret Israeli bases.

Missile Attacks on Erbil Targeted Secret Israeli Bases, Report Suggests

By Evgeny Mikhaylov - 3 hours ago (Updated: 2 hours ago)
The capital of Iraqi Kurdistan was attacked overnight, with ballistic missiles landing near the US Consulate, reports said.

The missile attacks on Erbil were targeting secret Israeli bases in the city, Iranian state TV reported on Sunday.

Previously, media outlets suggested that 8 to 12 missiles were fired from Iranian territory. According to the Iraqi Health Ministry, the incident did not result in any casualties.

The city, which houses American forces, has been attacked several times over the past year. A drone strike last July triggered sirens in the US Consulate in Erbil, but there were no casualties or property damage recorded at the time.
13 March 2022
 
The IRGC has claimed responsibility for the missile attacks on Israeli strategic center in Erbil, while the Erbil's governor has denied the reports about the secret Israeli bases.

Iranian Revolutionary Guards Claim Responsibility for Missile Attacks on Erbil

By Evgeniy Mikhaylov - 7 hours ago (Updated: 14 minutes ago)
The capital of Iraqi Kurdistan was attacked overnight, with ballistic missiles landing near the US Consulate, reports said.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed responsibility for the missile attacks on the Iraqi city of Erbil, Iranian TV has reported.

"This night, the strategic centre of Israel became the target of powerful missiles fired by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps", the IRGC said in a statement, quoted by the Tasnim News agency.

Tehran reportedly stated the military was targeting an Israeli "strategic centre", and warned there would be a "harsh, decisive, and destructive response" in case of possible Israeli attacks.

In the meantime, the governor of Erbil has denied reports about "Mossad facilities" in the city.

"The topic of Israel has been talked about for a long time, that is baseless, there is no Israeli base in that area", Governor Omed Khoshnaw said.

Previously, media outlets suggested that 8 to 12 missiles were fired from Iranian territory. According to the Iraqi Health Ministry, the incident did not result in any casualties.

The attack comes just about a week after two officers from Iran's Revolutionary Guard were killed in Syria, with Damascus accussing Israel of carrying out the strike.

The city, which houses American forces, has been attacked several times over the past year. A drone strike last July triggered sirens in the US Consulate in Erbil, but there were no casualties or property damage recorded at the time.
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Nine Mossad generals were killed after IRGC launched missile attack on a secret Israeli bases.

(Translated by Google)

Iran kills 9 Israeli generals with missile attack

2022-03-14

March, 14, 2022
 




Iran bends with hope's of opening the current blockade!


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As I was doing my nightly rounds of news, I saw that there's apparently some disturbances in Bagdad, the leader that is being supported by Iran, is facing some opposition. I couldn't help but think that the US would never want an alliance between Iran and Iraq in the region, so me thinks that there's some freedom and democracy at play here. Below the article I was referring to, translated from Spanish.

Military vehicles deployed in Baghdad in the face of massive protests: key points in Iraqi power struggle

Followers of the Sadrist movement try to prevent the formation of a government led by another Iranian-backed Shiite alliance.

This Monday, Iraq's capital has dawned with a heavy security deployment amid massive protests that have been taking place in the country since last Wednesday. Military vehicles entered the Green Zone in central Baghdad - a fortified area that houses government buildings and foreign diplomatic headquarters - at dawn, local media reported.


Security forces also lifted concrete barriers earlier in the day amid fears of further escalation of tensions over counter-protests by rival Shiite groups of protesters who were holding a sit-in at Parliament for the third consecutive day.

The seizure of Parliament

The unrest in Baghdad erupted on Wednesday, July 27, when hundreds of supporters of influential Shiite cleric Moqtada al Sadr, after whom the Sadrist movement was named, stormed the Iraqi parliament building in protest against the decision to nominate Mohammed al Sudani as a candidate for the post of the country's prime minister.

In June, al-Sadr's party walked out of talks to form the government, giving his coalition rivals the majority needed to move forward in the process. Likewise, the Tehran-backed alliance of Shiite parties, the Coordination Framework, proposed the candidacy of Al Sudani, and signaled its readiness to form the government.

During Saturday, thousands of Al Sadr supporters stormed the Parliament for the second time in rejection of the attempts to consolidate a new government, led by Iranian-backed groups.

The clashes with security forces, in which uniformed officers used tear gas and stun grenades while the crowd used ropes and chains to break down the high walls around the fortified area, resulted in dozens of injuries.

As the Sadrists entered Parliament, they raised the Iraqi flag and waved portraits of their movement's leader, who had called for a sit-in in the Green Zone. Interim Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi called on security forces to protect the protesters, who he in turn asked to demonstrate peacefully.

On Sunday, the sit-in by the Shiite cleric's followers, camped out at the government building, continued, although it was marked by dances, prayers and slogans chanted by the congregants inside, as well as naps on the couches and on the floor.

The Sadrist protesters, who are currently staying in Parliament for the third consecutive day, vowed to continue the sit-in indefinitely. For its part, the Coordination Framework called a counter-protest for this Monday, although it urged its supporters not to enter the Green Zone and wait for "instructions."

Political vacuum

Since the federal elections in October last year, a political vacuum has been created in Iraq. Amid tensions stoked by Al Sudani's candidacy for prime minister, Al Sadr on Sunday called for a "revolution," a change in the political system and the constitution, also inviting Iraqi tribes to join his campaign.

The cleric's rivals interpreted his speech as a call for a coup d'état, although even among the leaders of the Coordination Framework there were disagreements on the ways to proceed in the political struggle.

Al Sadr's main rival, former Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki, who heads the Framework alliance, and Shiite leader Qais al Khazali, appeared to lead the call for protests. For his part, Fatah Alliance leader Hadi al Ameri called for control and restraint, according to two Shiite political officials who spoke to AP on condition of anonymity. Kataib Hezbollah, another Iranian-backed militia, suggested it will not participate in the protests.

Should the protests escalate further, it would be the closest Al Sadr and Al Maliki's followers have come to a confrontation since 2008, when the former prime minister led the Iraqi Army to oust the cleric's former militia, the Mahdi Army, from the southern city of Basra. The two men, influential in the country, have been bitter enemies ever since.



 
Islamic Resistance of Iraq (IRI) has shot down US drone in the Diyala Governorate.

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By Wladimir van Wilgenburg - 15 hours ago

Videos of the downed drone can be seen here.
 
'The US is provoking war just to cement its position in Iraq.'

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