Vaccines make children sick, you don’t say? As World Health Organization representative Elizabeth Hoff reports,  “As of 18 August 2017, 33 children under the age of five have been paralyzed. The detection of the circulating vaccine derived polio virus type 2 (cVDPV2) cases demonstrates that disease surveillance systems are functional in Syria. Our priority now is to achieve the highest possible polio immunization coverage to stop the circulation of virus.”

Thirty-three children paralyzed by the vaccine that was supposed to protect them — and the UN’s response is to just keep doling out more vaccines? Sadly, that’s par for the course. Obviously, bad medicine is never the problem — there’s just not enough bad medicine, that’s all. Fran Equiza, a UNICEF representative commented, “No child should have to live with devastating effects of polio.” And yet, this is the second outbreak of polio to strike Syria since the conflict first took roots in 2011.

The US continues to defend its decision to recognize Jerusalem as the Israeli capital. The day before the emergency session, US envoy Nikki Haley sent a letter informing other countries’ representatives that all those objecting to the US position will be reported to President Donald Trump. Haley said the US leader will be “carefully” following the vote, according to Haaretz newspaper. 

“As you consider your vote, I encourage you to know the president and the US take this vote personally,” the letter stated, according to the newspaper. “The president will be watching this vote carefully and has requested I report back on those who voted against us," she added.

On Monday, the US was the only state out of the 15 members of the United Nations Security Council to use its veto power to block a resolution that called on all states to refrain from establishing diplomatic missions in Jerusalem. The US mission then called the move “an insult,” saying that the organization is “doing more harm than good in addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.”

Mali withdrew their sponsorship of the resolution, in response to the US threats of retaliation. But the majority of countries shrugged off the US bullying tactics and, throwing salt into the wounds in Washington, US allies including Saudi Arabia, the UAE and South Africa added their names at the last minute to the document condemning the decision.

The resolution was vetoed by the United States in the 15-member UN security council on Monday, but the US cannot veto a general assembly resolution. Nikki Haley, US ambassador to the UN, used her speech ahead of the vote to emphasise that the United States is the single largest contributor to the UN and its agencies, and said that in return it expected support for its decision. 

"The arguments have already been made. The decision was in accordance with US law dating back to 1995. The decision does not prejudge any final status agreement. The decision does nothing to harm peace efforts," she said. "The United States will remember this day when it was singled out in the United Nations for the act of exercising our sovereignty."

"America will put our embassy in Jerusalem. It is what the American people want us to do. This vote will make a difference how America looks at the UN, and how we look at countries who disrespect us at the UN."

So far, the Twitter purge includes multiple accounts connected to the alt-right and “race realism,” including Jared Taylor and the account of white advocacy magazine American Rennaissance. The publisher of the alt-right magazine Occidental Dissent also received a ban.

American Renaissance rejects claims that they support or advocate violence. “These bans prove that the purge is politically motivated. We were careful to follow the Terms of Service – even the new ones” said Henry Wolff, assistant editor of American Rennaissance. “We had no involvement in Charlottesville or any other activism, for that matter. We’ve never supported violence or those who do.”

Meanwhile, far-left groups that are tied to violent activism remain on the platform. It’s Going Down, the premier news site of the violent “Antifa” movement still have their Twitter account, despite openly advocating vandalism and violence against the police.

By Any Means Necessary, the group responsible for numerous acts of political violence in California, also retains their Twitter account, as does their leader, Yvette Felarca, who went on TV to defend violent protests, and is currently facing criminal charges of assault and causing a riot. Felcara has been caught on camera engaging in violence.

We have seen this time and time again. The reason 9/11 is critical has nothing to do with the endless war sweeping the world it began, proxy armies, phony terror groups and teeming millions of refugees.

For America it announced the largest robbery in history, $10 trillion in assets, enough to buy the entirety of Europe, simply “disappeared.” Only days before 9/11 it was learned that $2.4 trillion was missing from the US military budget alone, according to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. What few know is that the group investigating, in their entirety, were killed on 9/11 during the incident at the Pentagon.

We call it an incident because calling it a terror attack or even an airline crash is unsupportable without throwing away any reason whatsoever. Then we ask, who does such a thing, who would take down America, destroy their government, collapse their economy as in 2008… Why do we never name the culprits, who are the “usual suspects?”

Let’s look at what happened in America while the world watched the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, two wars America has technically lost, beyond lost, each alone makes the debacle of Vietnam stand out as a beacon of reason. By the end of 2007, America’s 5 leading investment banks were bankrupt, having “misplaced” trillions in assets. Most major corporations were the same, broke, hopelessly, to the extent that the Dow Jones Industrial Average had to be reconfigured as the leading companies in America were no longer viable.

If you track such things as credit card debt or home values, you see a different story. Between 2008 and 2010, unemployment in America rose to over 10%. Personal savings collapsed and personal debt rose to unimaginable levels while key industries like arms, oil and pharmaceuticals, informally known to have immense power over government, made record profits.

More recently, it has become known that Saudi Arabia had a major role in 9/11. If they have been close to Israel all along, and were one to review issues of 9/11, such as who benefits, it becomes clear that everything since that day has not only benefitted Saudi Arabia but Israel as well. In fact it has become clear that almost all world terrorism, the Paris attacks, Boko Haram in Africa, certainly ISIS, all of it, has benefited Israel and Saudi Arabia as well. Then might well a hypothesis that interests attributed to the Israeli state more benefit the Rothschild family than Israel itself?

The 56-page document outlines the Trump administration’s approach to international policy, with an introduction signed by Trump himself calling for an “America First” strategy.  The White House will be engaged in “enforcing our borders, building trade relationships based on fairness and reciprocity, and defending America’s sovereignty without apology,” reads Trump’s introductory remarks.

A section on the Middle East relates:

“For generations the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians has been understood as the prime irritant preventing peace and prosperity in the region. Today, the threats from jihadist terrorist organizations and the threat from Iran are creating the realization that Israel is not the cause of the region’s problems. States have increasingly found common interests with Israel in confronting common threats.”

This reframing of the conflict contradicts the longtime Palestinian propaganda claim that the so-called Israeli-Palestinian conflict is at the center of driving regional turmoil.