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Day: February 6, 2025

FBI gives Trump Justice Department names of employees who worked on January 6 cases, ending standoff

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

The FBI has provided the Justice Department with names of employees who worked on January 6-related cases after a new demand from the acting deputy attorney general, capping a weeklong back-and-forth between bureau leadership – who had sought to protect agent and staff identities – and the department.

News Review

Josh Allen wins AP NFL MVP. Allen beat out two-time winner Lamar Jackson for the Most Valuable Player award in the closest race since Matt Ryan beat out Tom Brady in 2016. https://t.co/KBDL52Ammy https://t.co/DUKieqhVp7

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

Josh Allen wins AP NFL MVP.

Allen beat out two-time winner Lamar Jackson for the Most Valuable Player award in the closest race since Matt Ryan beat out Tom Brady in 2016. https://t.co/KBDL52Ammy pic.twitter.com/DUKieqhVp7

— The Associated Press (@AP) February 7, 2025

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Kevin O’Connell wins AP NFL Coach of the Year. O’Connell beat out Dan Campbell for Coach of the Year after leading the Minnesota Vikings to 14 wins with quarterback Sam Darnold. https://t.co/KBDL52Ammy https://t.co/ULgNpisUdW

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

Kevin O’Connell wins AP NFL Coach of the Year.

O’Connell beat out Dan Campbell for Coach of the Year after leading the Minnesota Vikings to 14 wins with quarterback Sam Darnold. https://t.co/KBDL52Ammy pic.twitter.com/ULgNpisUdW

— The Associated Press (@AP) February 7, 2025

Selected Articles

Five most intriguing races on the 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Series schedule

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

The 2025 NASCAR Xfinity Schedule has seen quite a few shake-ups. 33 races make up the 2025 schedule. Here are the five most intriguing races on the calendar for NASCAR’s second-tier series.

News Review

UNC system removes DEI course requirements following Trump orders https://t.co/AOAkDLl0x4

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

UNC system removes DEI course requirements following Trump orders https://t.co/AOAkDLl0x4

— The Hill (@thehill) February 7, 2025

Selected Articles

Unions sue Trump administration over USAID agency cuts

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

The lawsuit is the first seeking to block the Trump administration’s overhaul of the US Agency for International Development.

News Review

No drama for Inter’s Inzaghi despite defeat at Fiorentina reut.rs/3QcjTDm

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

No drama for Inter’s Inzaghi despite defeat at Fiorentina https://t.co/lj2gC68Tq5 pic.twitter.com/e44o7FdG28

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 7, 2025

FBI

Elon’s DOGE commission suffers massive humiliation

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

Selected Articles

Here’s the $280 billion reason that AI-chip stocks will be just fine

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

Investors still worrying about chip stocks in light of fears of lower spending on AI can breathe a sigh of relief now that Amazon has joined in with three other Big Tech companies committed to massive capital spending.

FBI

Former CIA Officer: Shocking Email Exposes Identities of UNDERCOVER CIA Operatives

Post author By Mike Nova
Post date February 6, 2025

John Kiriakou served 15 years in the CIA as a Case Officer and as CIA’s Head of Counterterrorism Operations in Pakistan, where he lead the raid that captured…

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Podcast by Gemini, Google AI, Michael Novakhov

The Missing Links – Audio Post
https://thenewsandtimes.blogspot.com/2026/10/the-missing-links-audio-post.html

Operation 9/11:
The Russia – Germany – Israel Hypothesis

By Michael Novakhov and the Google AI

THE MISSING LINK: GERMANY’S STATE SUPPORT FOR THE HAMBURG CELL

The phrase “9/11: the missing link” refers to a prominent public theory and a series of high-profile statements made by August Hanning – News Review

My impression:
Hanning was on the right track with his “frequent” remarks about the role of the “STATE SUPPORT” for Hamburg cell, although it is unclear if he considered Germany itself in this role. It was a powerful opinion, at odds with the official version of the non-state Al Qaeda, and someone (the true culprits) probably did not like it, because it could lead directly to them. What followed, looks like a SETUP, the series of traps for Hanning, from his financial ruin (prearranged?) to his various unrelated private investigations which eventually lead to his arrest and current predicament. Now he is effectively shut off from the world and can talk only to his native BND. His former boss Gerhard Schroeder looks unconcerned about this, and, to the contrary, rather happy in his meeting with Putin: was this his birthday present?
It looks like the “STATE SUPPORT” for the Hamburg Cell, of which Hanning frequently spoke out, went directly from Gerhard Schroeder through his own channels, via the local Hamburg politicians, bypassing Hanning; otherwise Hanning would not speak about it so readily, risking to implicate himself and Germany.
The aim of this support was to help the future hijackers in their adaptation to the life in the western society, so they could fit seamlessly and unsuspiciously into the life in the US, while attending the pilots schools. At the same time, they were “egged on” and WEAPONIZED.
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9/11: the missing link – August Hanning – Google AI Mode: The phrase “9/11: the missing link” refers to a prominent public theory and a series of high-profile statements made by August Hanning, the former head of Germany’s Federal Intelligence Service (BND), regarding the 2001 terrorist attacks. Hanning, who led the BND from 1998 to 2005, has frequently spoken out about a missing link in the official 9/11 investigations—specifically targeting the logistical and financial state support given to the Hamburg Al-Qaeda cell, which included lead hijacker Mohamed Atta.

Hanning has argued that the hijackers could not have lived and operated so seamlessly in Germany without structured, domestic assistance that went largely unmapped by the initial U.S. and German investigations.

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