TY Baker
Does anyone know that the blue bits are?
https://www.rt.com/news/431665-japan-plutonium-korea-denuclearization/
Japan's plutonium reserves might prevent N. Korea's denuclearization – Obama-era official
The talks between Washington and Pyongyang on the Korean Peninsula denuclearization might possibly be disrupted due to the vast nuclear fuel reserves possessed by… Japan, a former Obama administration official has warned.
"There are particular concerns that it [Japan's plutonium stockpile] could provide a rationale for nuclear weapon ownership to North Korea, which has nuclear nonproliferation as a goal," Thomas Countryman, a former US assistant secretary of state for international security and nonproliferation under the Barack Obama administration, told the Japanese Tokyo Shimbun newspaper. He went on to say that US President Donald Trump and the current administration "also share these concerns."
Doubling down?
https://www.rt.com/uk/431618-vip-child-sex-abuse/
Man who said he was the victim of VIP child sex abuse and murder ring charged
The man who claimed he was the victim of a VIP child sex abuse and murder ring, which led to the investigation of British politicians, has been charged with 12 counts of perverting the course of justice and one of fraud.
The 50-year-old man, who cannot not be officially named for legal reasons, known only as ‘Nick’, has been charged over false claims of child sexual abuse and child killings, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Tuesday.
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© Peter Dazeley/ Getty Two former Tory mayors found guilty of child-sex offences in just 48 hours
The accusations made by Nick led to Scotland Yard’s calamitous Operation Midland investigation into the claims from the 1970s and 80s. The claims prompted the Met Police to investigate high ranking public servants such as Leon Brittan, the former Tory home secretary under Margaret Thatcher; Conservative MP Harvey Proctor; and ex-military chief Lord Bramall.
Not Fiveeyes but interesting
The Untold Story of Japan’s Secret Spy Agency
https://www.asia-pacificresearch.com/the-untold-story-of-japans-secret-spy-agency/5628156
This story is the product of a two-year collaboration between U.S. news website The Intercept and the Japanese broadcaster NHK. The project began in mid-2016, and was initially focused on investigating three U.S. military bases in Misawa, Okinawa, and Yokota. In April 2017, we revealed that the bases were an integral part of the global surveillance network controlled by the U.S. National Security Agency. With the help of a batch of leaked U.S. documents, we showed that the Japanese government had spent more than half a billion dollars to fund the facilities, and received in return powerful surveillance equipment for its own spies to use to eavesdrop on emails and phone calls.
Could be screens, but the left one appears in the row of parked vehicles - the one on the right could be in the vehicle line, or behind it and higher up.
Don't think enhanced or altered because of the top of the windscreen seems "normal".
Guess that don't help much…
KEK in (((language)))