Fascinating paradox: The more Trump gets investigated, the more crimes are exposed involving prominent Democrats. They wanted to end Trump, but Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff are destroying their own Party.

Trump calls for John Kerry to be prosecuted for Iran talks amid heightened tensions

Trump calls for John Kerry to be prosecuted

President Donald Trump went after former Secretary of State John Kerry Thursday.

President Donald Trump went after former Secretary of State John Kerry again Thursday, calling for the former senator and top U.S. diplomat to be prosecuted for meeting with Iranian leaders and “telling them what to do.”It’s an accusation that Kerry strongly denies and that legal scholars question the merits of as well. A source close to Kerry said that he has not talked to Iranian leaders since Trump withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal.

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That’s a lie. We have pictures of Kerry meeting Iranian gov’t officials less than a month ago.

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Trump’s charges against Kerry come as his own administration has heightened tensions with Tehran. U.S. officials said Iran and its proxies were preparing an attack against U.S. forces in Iraq, sending an aircraft carrier strike group to the region and deploying Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to Baghdad in a show of force.Senior Trump aides met at the White House on Thursday to discuss next steps, with concerns growing about a clash between the two sides. But the president said he was not interested in war with Iran; he wanted to talk to Iranian leaders, but it was Kerry who has blocked that, according to the president.

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“John Kerry tells them not to call. That’s a violation of the Logan Act, and frankly, he should be prosecuted on that, but my people don’t want to do anything,” he said Thursday during a White House announcement on cutting costs for medical expenses.Related news:

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Huge rally as Iraqis demand US troops pull-out

It’s the majority shiites who would be fine under Iranian rule. 

Huge crowds have taken to the streets of Iraq’s capital, Baghdad, to demand that US forces leave Iraq.

Powerful Iraqi Shia cleric Moqtada al-Sadr earlier called for a million people to join Friday’s march, close to the US embassy in the capital.

Iranian-backed militias are among those protesting in the city.

The US killing of the top Iranian military commander, Gen Qasem Soleimani, on 3 January at Baghdad airport has fuelled tensions.

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Also assassinated in the US drone strike was Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, an Iraqi who had commanded the Iranian-backed Kataib Hezbollah militia group.

Trump top climate change denier

Claims disgraced Ex-PM of Australia, Malcolm Turncoat, a guy who was never more than a Goldman-Sachs lackey & is heavily invested in the climate scam.

Rebecca Gredley AAP The Australian January 22, 2020

Donald Trump is the world’s “leading climate change denier” and is actively working against global efforts to reduce carbon emissions, former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull says. Mr Turnbull has again weighed into the climate debate, prompted this time by the US president labelling environmental activists “prophets of doom”.

“He uses the politics of fear when it suits him and essentially Trump is the leading climate denier in the world,” Mr Turnbull told the BBC on Wednesday.

“He’s leading the most influential nation in the world and is actively working against global action to reduce emissions.”

Mr Trump has used a speech at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland to warn against “pessimism” without once using the words “climate” or “global warming”.

“This is a time for optimism. Fear and doubt is not a good thought process,” he said.

“To embrace the possibilities of tomorrow, we must reject the perennial prophets of doom and their predictions of apocalypse.”

Mr Turnbull says the climate change debate is simply one of physics.

“The fundamental problem that we face – in the United States in particular and also in Australia – this issue of global warming, global heating, has been turned into an ideological issue or a values issue,” he said.

“The more greenhouse gases you pump into the atmosphere the more of the greenhouse effect you get, the warmer the planet gets and the consequences we are living with.”

Mr Trump has begun the process of removing the US from the Paris Agreement, a global pact aimed at reducing emissions to curb climate change.

Australia remains committed to the Paris target but plans to use controversial “carryover credits” from past agreements to achieve about half its goal.

Closer to home, outspoken Liberal backbencher Craig Kelly has burst back into the climate debate.

Mr Kelly was recently chastised by senior government members for rejecting the link between climate change and Australia’s bushfire crisis.

He has now argued teaching Australian students about climate change equates to “brainwashing”.

“There is a wide-held perception in this community, because of misreporting and misinformation, that somehow the world is on fire and there is a great increase globally and in Australia of wildfires over time,” he told Sky News.

“What I am concerned about it is we have a doomsday cult going on, we have children brain-washed with falsehoods in our schools.”

Mr Kelly is digging in after being called out by the authors of a scientific study from where he cherrypicked a line to claim there had been a decline in wildfires in Australia over the last 50 years.

Report author, climate scientist Scott Mooney, said the NSW MP’s explanation of the work was disappointing.

Former prime minister Tony Abbott has also chimed in, comparing belief in climate change to religious dogma, and downplaying the link between the bushfires and climate change.

Interesting that this climate-fraud promoting article is printed in the Murdoch press, much vilified & derided by warmists around the globe.